02.10.10 Koreelah NP

While staying at Flanagans Reserve, some other campers told us of this wonderful place, and we are glad they did.

As you can see the area is extremely scenic.  In the above photo you can see the toilet block at the end of the campsites on the right hand side.  If you look very closely you can also see our Swag!

Our first trip there saw us completely on our own with the occassional day visitor (3 in all the whole time).  We couldn't get over how quite the place was through the day.  The noisiest thing were birds (so many different birds ... it was a bird watchers paradise) and the occassional Moo of a very fat cow.  At night, the frogs were in fine form. 

Each of the five campsites come with a picnic table and fireplace, but being a National Park, you must bring your own timber.  Also remember to bring some water for drinking.  You will need to be fully self sufficient here.  The sites are large, flat and grassy.  Almost all are along the creek with 2 being slighlty further away from the creek (but not much).   

The circular road takes you past each and down to the long drop toilets, which are spotlessly clean.  At the very end of the road is the "day area" which is basically a carpark for about 5 vehicles and takes you on a very short work to the "falls" and a picnic area with fireplace.  Be careful on the slippery rocks.

It's $5 per person, per night to stay here and gets busy on long weekends during Summer we are told by the Ranger.

Trip Kilometres: 420
Trip Duration: 48 hours