Ok... we booked online which was easy enough. Bit expensive for an unpowered site per night ($45) but we went anyway. Arrived in the arvo, and were greeted (?... grunted at) by the receptionist who had zero customer service skills. She handed me a page with all the rules and and highlighted the important bits. Once you get past there it’s lovely. Sites are a little tricky to find as they are marked with concrete markers buried in the grass but you’ll get there eventually. We had a river side site with easy access to two amenities blocks. One you pay 20 cents for 5 mins of hot shower water, the other you press a button on the wall. Both blocks were clean and well maintained. The park itself was quiet while we were there, even with a large school group of children also camping. The only thing we felt was lacking were more BBQs. Two were just not enough. Beyond the park however is the private beach across the road (be careful crossing!). At the other end of the park is a walking track that depending on your hiking skills, you can walk for hours. We hiked as far as the Cumberland Falls, approx 6-7km return over a couple of hours. I am by no means fit or an experienced hiker, but I found it easy enough. Only tricky parts were the river crossings walking on wobbly rocks, but decent shoes should help out here. Once at the falls, it was a relaxing place to chill before making our way back. You could probably take a swim in the pool at the bottom of the falls, however my partner sat on the edge with his feet in and had himself tasted by an eel! Take plenty of water and sunscreen for any of the hikes. Overall we had a great couple of days, and we didn’t need to see the grumpy receptionist again throughout our stay. I do recommend this park for families as there’s a playground and plenty of lawn area for kids to play. Keep an eye on the kids near the river as campers in either side both had littlies take a dive into the river. While not deep, it’s full of large rocks. We plan to visit again, maybe later in the year when the warmer weather rolls around.

Campsite is very spacious, ducks galore so unfort there is duck doo everywhere, and the wind and rain in this gully unfort spoiled some of the days, as the tent went through a very hard time but did survive. could have better amenities as when its full there is a long time in waiting for showers or toilet stop as there are only 2 womens toilets in the general shower block.