We have been booked in for Eight days, the park is well maintained and the amenities are very good. We are next to the Kiwa river and views out to mount Bogong. It's a great place to base oneself and plenty to do in the area.

We decided to stay a few nights over one of the hottest weekends imaginable. We have an assistance dog who is no bother and very well behaved. Does not bark and stays very close to us at all times. We were approached one afternoon by someone who portrayed herself as some authority figure. You would not have guessed it, Her appearance resembled that of a scruffy, solidly built, tattooed wrestler. The only indication was a logo on the back of her ill fitting Yellow T-Shirt that suggested she worked there. The man accompanying her was no better, in his gardening gear and dirty dreadlocks. They looked more like tree huggers and protesters than park managers?? Her first attack was about our car being in someone else's place, which she had not bothered to ask if we had sought permission. Just move it was her aggressive tone, and put your dog on a lead. He was laying on the ground within our camp area. The next run in I had with her was at the toilet block. I was desperate and due to the lack of signage walked the furthest distance to the toilet shower block which is the most obvious. Upon arriving I was confronted by her and when I asked if I could possible use the toilet I was duly told that I cold not. The girls were all chatting within the shower cubicles and the toilets were not even being attended to at that stage. When I asked where I could go, she pointed way back over to a facility near to where I had walked from. Stupid me! Had no idea there were even toilets near our camp. Her rudeness set the tone for what was to be a less than enjoyable weekend. The morons behind us had full blazing LED lights which made the area into our camper lit up like a Chevy chases house in National Lampoons Christmas vacation. They stayed on all night, so All the Awnings and blinds needed to be closed for any form of shading out the illumination. We sweltered with no air. The people around us all had air-conditioned vans so they had their blinds drawn. Pity she hadn't been more diligent doing a night crawl and asking people to have a little bit of regard for others. The dust was ridiculous as all the driveways are dirt. We had no water to our site where all others did. The river is fun though.