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A great spot to camp and kayak

05-03-2013 by Karen

My family has been camping here for years - lots of campsites to chose from, and a few of them have longdrop toilets - the rest don't. Lots of shade and serenity, yet not too far back to civilisation if you find that you've forgotten something. We frequently see kangaroos, lots of birdlife including beautiful blue wrens, and the occasional goanna. Canoes and Kayaks can be hired nearby and they are willing to deliver them to your campsite for a small fee.

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Overall rating: 4.0

Beautiful piece of River

You can kayak downstream from here, to Berri, past some lovley limestone cliffs - could even hop out and explore Willabalangaloo on the way - the cliffs there are quite interesting. Or - you can put in upstream a bit at Pike River and explore the backwaters - lots of pelicans and other birdlife.