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65% Recommend10 Ratings · 8 reviews
Mixed feelings
· January 2024
5 m Class A ·
Westeria Lane Camp Site
Host was good with communication, though the property was very small to get a 18ft caravan out of. To be honest if you have little ones this isn't the place for you. Creek is pretty much at your front door and there are open rolls of barbed wire and building equipment around. For the price we payed I would almost pull over on the side of the road and stay there. But if your desperate your desperate, in fairness located next to town was good, that's the only positive
Phil O.
6 reviews
Not recommend
· December 2023
5 m car ·
Westeria Lane Camp Site
The site where you could actually park and camp was a very small area compared to the “2 acres” listed. Also was further out of the main street and beaches than described. Very overpriced for $150 a night, I would agree with the other reviews saying it felt like a construction site.
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Macey C.
3 reviews
Great location in Kiama. Plenty of land to set up a swag and had established facilities such as a toilet and fire place inclusive of fire wood. Appears to be conducting renovations to the property so assume it will only get better in the future.
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Hayden C.
2 reviews
Great place for new, first campers with kids or wanting a bit of convenience.
Potable water, toilet, a few bbq options, fireplace with firewood.
5 min drive into Kiama.
Jameberoo Road can be busy during day but it's quiet at night.
Some nice natural views, with a small stream but also views of residents and some construction on site that is not pristine if that is what you are after.
Tyrone was friendly and helpful.
Leroy K.
2 reviews
Mixed feelings
· December 2022
Tent · With kids ·
Westeria Lane Camp Site
I had first camping experience in my life.
Overall, our family had great experiences -peaceful and very quite. Also, only 5mins from beach /woolworth/ and liquor shop.
However, There are too many weeds and construction supplies (wire, bricks and rocks) and the ground is uneven, making it difficult to pitch a tent.
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Sol K.
3 years on Hipcamp
Overpriced for a small usable plot of land near a busy road with questionable facilities. Not well maintained with a heap of scrap metal and rubbish from previous guests. Low clearance cars may struggle with the high curb as there is no proper driveway. No meet and greet on arrival led to confusion over which address the site was at. Nice flush toilet with nice grass and chairs were the positives
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Danielle H.
4 years on Hipcamp
We have just had a fantastic weekend camping at this wee spot. Literally on the edge of Kiama, 10 mins walk from Woolies and another 5-10 to the beach.
Kiama sells the place for us as it is a perfect coastal town to spend a few days in, as there is much to do: Beaches, rock pools, the blowhole, and the Minnamurra Rainforest kelts our whole family entertained.
The spot is all set up for campfires and there is a proper flushing toilet. Very rudimentary so don’t expect a hand dryer!
Tyron looks to have made every effort for those camping here and was very quick to respond to my messages!
We have a set up which serves us well for a few days, we could not access power but to be honest we were ok without it, and so didn’t contact the owner to chase it up.
Jenna C.
4 years on Hipcamp
Recommends
· December 2021
Great location and host was welcoming and hospitable . Facilities were good and it was very comfortable. Land is only a little small when sharing with others. Although great experience would recommend to anyone thinking about coming here.
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Leah G.
2 reviews
Location
Kiama, New South Wales, AustraliaTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
Hosted by Tyrone Y.
Joined in December 2020Things to do nearby
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