Right hand side from entry.
Spent an overnighter here at $5 per head. Chilly August nights, dew in the morning.
Trains go by on yonder hill which was nice as it broke up the moo-ing and chirping of the locals. Flushing loo's but no showers. Non-potable water on tap, so please take drinking water. Gorgeous Running Creek would be very inviting come Summer time. Most of the park is on the upper side of the road, with a few picnic tables, the odd BBQ and fire pits. Lower side of the road is best suited for picnics and of course has the creek.
Running Creek
The Manager stops by each evening to collect fee's and supply timber for fires (excellent deal for $10). There is a large, flat, grassed area on the RHS of the entry, with most other sites being slightly elevated and sloping. There are a few lightly treed sites as well.
We quite enjoyed our stay even though the westerly wind had a bite to it. Would recommend this to anyone wishing to do "The Lions Road", which is very scenic, but not recommended for caravans in places.
Trip Kilometres: 210
Trip Duration: 48 hours
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