River & Rocks Campground

Features

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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

16 Reviews

David and Henry

1 year ago

Free site but toilet was gross smelling. Great location though

Richard W.

1 year ago

Toilet is the worst. Come self contained. Parks and wildlife don’t do their job and clean. Not good for big rigs.

Jen m.

2 years ago

Not many sites but are all individual. Close to bay. Drop toilets which I wouldn’t use but it was quiet and peaceful.

Emily G.

3 years ago

Some campsites flooded extensively when it rained (we ended up having to move our tent during the night) so check the weather forecast ahead of time. Quite dusty and not many private-ish sites available, but good location - seems to be the closest campground to Freycinet that is free and doesn’t require booking / entering the ballot.

Remy E.

4 years ago

Nice free camp spot. Only about 10-15 individual sites. Sites are fenced off so they're nice and private. Bit of highway noise but nothing too bad.

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Nearby locations

• Richardsons Beach
• Freycinet National Park
• Wineglass Bay
• Kelvedon Beach
• Coles Bay