Yalwal Campground

Features

Popular

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  Pets Allowed
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  Free
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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

17 Reviews

Md H.

4 years ago

This facility is closed for camping; allows day visits only

Jane S.

5 years ago

We were a big group with kids last year Xmas holls we found a few things pretty how ya going ie tent pegs need solid steel as heaps of rocks under soil, goanna gang up at Cook time and swarm your site... Read more

Guest A.

5 years ago

Beau h.

5 years ago

Awesome campground for family’s and friends, good toilet facility’s overall very good place to camp

Tom E.

5 years ago

Looks like this place has been closed due to low water levels.

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Top Questions

Belinda P. 5 years ago

Question:

Is Yalwal Camping ground still closed currently?

Answer:

Is it still closed??? by Helene p.

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Nearby locations

• Bugong National Park
• Morton National Park
• South Coast
• Yalwal