Conditions:
There are plenty of flat areas suitable for large groups. The ground is quite rocky in places, and the water is shallow, making it ideal for young families. We experienced very windy conditions with consistent strong gusts, which meant we couldn’t put out our caravan awning. Thankfully, there is a lovely shady sandy beach that we used instead.
Location:
Only 11 km to Jugiong and 25 km to Gundagai, making it a great base for day trips. The location is easy to find and access. We have a 25-foot double slide-out van and had no issues getting in or out.
Our experience:
The site was very private, exactly what we were looking for. There was plenty of birdlife, which was beautiful to watch. The water was a little cold for my liking, but it was clean and clear. My husband tried his hand at fishing and only caught carp, but that can still be fun if you have little kids. The biggest downside for us was the wind — it never really let up and made it harder to enjoy the outdoors as much. Being our first time here, we may have just been unlucky with the weather.
Overall:
An extremely beautiful location with easy access and plenty to do in the surrounding area. We enjoyed a lovely lunch at the Sir George Pub in Jugiong. If privacy is important to you, I highly recommend giving this campsite a try.