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83% Recommend9 Ratings · 7 reviews
Recommends
· September 2025
Gorgeous Spot - So Quiet
12 m travel trailer · With pets ·
Creek frontage site with fire.
Stayed at Beautiful Creek for 3 nights to ride at Uki MTB Park. Room to manoeuvre 16’ caravan and 2 options for positioning - one in shade and other sun between 10am - 4pm (handy if running solar panels).
Damian really helpful when accessing the property.
Road really isn’t busy - maybe 20-30 cars in ‘peak’ times - and property has 3-strand barbed wire fence and gate on roadside.
My only point for consideration is price vs value - possibly bit high for what it is, but I would stay here again if I plan to ride at Uki again.
J
Justine L.
4 months on Hipcamp
Recommends
· April 2025
5 m car ·
Creek frontage site with fire.
We stayed here for 2 nights just recently and it was a great little spot. Right near the river, found enough wood to have a couple of fires and it was well located and close to the beautiful little town of Uki. We enjoyed the beaches, and also the serenity of it all. The only con was the noise of some cars but that was it. We would recommend this place and would definitely stay here again. Thankyou Damian
Chad S.
5 reviews
Great spot. We were bikepacking so after a long and very humid ride the swim in the creek was fantastic. A bit hard to find but Damian found us so all good in the end.
Ian R.
1 year on Hipcamp
I spent a long weekend at this beautiful little spot on my own with a swag and a marquee.
The weather wasn’t brilliant while I was there and admittedly my 2wd car did get stuck when it was time to leave, as the ground got quite sodden with rain, but I absolutely loved the spot. It did need a couple of days to dry out (as Damo did tell me before I came down) Damo was a brilliant host and checked in on me when I arrived and also got his mate from down the road to pull me out of the bog I got myself into.
I didn’t get to see the freshwater unicorn, aka Platapus that lived right where I was camping, but I’m sure I heard a few of her splashes.
The surrounding area is gorgeous to explore with mountain's, creek’s and waterfalls.
Keep in mind that if you’re after absolute solitude this may not be that spot for you, as the site is right next to a locally used road. It didn’t bother me, and it was a good base camp with plenty of privacy and I mostly found myself just relaxing under the trees and watching the creek gently flow by.
I’d definitely go and stay there again and would absolutely recommend it.
(Sorry about the boggy mess I left you Damo)😁
Dean B.
4 years on Hipcamp
Not recommend
· October 2023
5 m Class B ·
Creek frontage site with fire.
This site is directly besides a main road with no privacy from it. If the noise of cars and headlights don’t bother you then it’s fine. Pretty spot in front of the creek.
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Maggie W.
3 reviews
Close to rail trail and Uki mountain bike park. Lovely treed site. Very close to road so be aware if u have kids or dogs. Was a bit difficult to manouevre our 17ft caravan - smaller would be better for this spot. Bin supplied on site. We enjoyed our stay.
Lisa F.
2 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· May 2023
5 m car · Group trip ·
Creek frontage site with fire.
Friendly hospitality, plenty of room and lots of firewood. Great location as well right next to the creek.
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Jeremy C.
2 years on Hipcamp
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Murwillumbah, New South Wales, AustraliaTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
Hosted by Damian K.
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