Cascades Campground — Campground in Countegany

Reviews of Cascades Campground

• Christopher

  Added 2016.07.16

  No bins take your rubbish, no clean drinking water so bring your own.
• Wyatt

  Added 2016.07.16

  The nearby cascades ring in the air. Only a 5 minute walk away.
• Kyle

  Added 2016.07.03

  Camping Lots are marked 1-6
• Samantha

  Added 2016.04.09

  The amenities available are impeccable, clean and highly maintained. Fire places are new and have built in bbq plate and Billy holder.
• Kyle

  Added 2016.01.15

  Has a toilet. The road access route is partially unsealed.
• Caleb

  Added 2016.01.07

  Tuross Falls lookout is a 45 minute walk each way at a standard pace.
• Evan

  Added 2015.12.26

  2wd accessible. The road is a little rough and weathered.
• Cody

  Added 2015.11.05

  Would be a lovely place to swim and fish if the river were flowing after rain, otherwise stagnant pools as it was yesterday in high summer. 4WDers heaven, but for me too dusty, rough and campsite not worth the wear and tear on my vehicle. NB despite what the NPWS website states, the access road is 4WD only unless you wish to explain to your insurance company and mechanic how your 2WD was damaged.
• Daniel

  Added 2015.11.04

  There is however a radio station, 97.7 snow fm.
• Kyle

  Added 2015.09.29

  There seems to be a lot of movement at night due to wildlife.
• Jesse

  Added 2014.08.19

  No phone reception. There is an emergency phone point on the highest part of the road. Signposted.
• Jose

  Added 2013.12.31

  Best part I found about this camping ground is it's serenity, far enough from civilisation without the need to drive a long distance.
• Joseph

  Added 2013.04.28

  Magical spot. Campground itself is well-maintained, if a bit dusty. Clean pit toilet - except under the sparrows nest. Large fire pit at the campground. But the star attractions are the river and falls. Sit on a plastic bag and go sliding down the rock face into the river. Or go on a longer walk and check out the waterfall. Local wildlife included kangaroos/wallabies, kookaburras and a couple of wrestling goannas. You will need a four wheel drive to get in. And you need to book campsites as spaces are limited, although the sites are free.