Andersons Garden

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  Allows fires

11 Reviews

Adam.WernerPhotography

2 months ago

Video review and look of the camping area Andersons Garden Clonbinane/Mt Disappointment Campsite Review - Camping Victoria https://youtu.be/AiJQLZ2K-CA

Loree B.

3 months ago

Great little camping area with grassy areas and drop toilets! We look forward coming back.

Verity B.

1 year ago

Lots of space but doesn’t feel too crowded during busy periods. Long drop toilets are clean and don’t smell and there are plenty of fire pits to go around. Also make sure to bring water with you and keep in mind that phone reception is pretty dodgy, especially if using the Optus network.

Dane R.

1 year ago

Pretty good camping spot if you want to go 4x4 or dirt biking. 2wd accessible by a good gravel road. It has compost toilets. No water. 1 small gazebo but doesn't really cover from any rain and a few picnic tables. Plenty of room for tents as most people were in campervans.

Asha C.

1 year ago

When we arrived there was only one other camper on the other side of the campsite. It is picturesque, quiet and the drop toilets DON’T SMELL! (How is that possible?!) Such a lovely spot, I’ll definitely put this on my regular campsites list.

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Loree B. 5 days ago

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Stayed for 4 days during Easter. It was one of the worst camping experiences of my life. The place attracts a lot of undesirable people unfortunately. The first night included 5 men getting shit faced, vomiting then burning their vomit laden rubber mattresses in the morning (black smoke everywhere). We were appalled. ?

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Rebecca V. 2 months ago

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Hi there! Can anyone confirm if there are swimming holes near the campground and if so where abouts exactly? Thanks

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Mikayla 1 year ago

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Hello just wondering if this campsite is opened today and tomorrow ?

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Doesn't appear like any state forest or national park campsites are open until further notice. Maybe someone can officially confirm this. by George S.

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Rebecca V. 1 year ago

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Any idea if this place will get busy Australia Day weekend and if we need to bring our own firewood?

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It's hard to say if it will get busy. We have never taken firewood, always used what's been there, and there is always heaps. Take an axe to cut wood. Enjoy by Jodie A.

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Hello is this campsite still open for the weekend ?? by Mikayla

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Sorry !! Didn’t mean to answer the question by Mikayla

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Sorry !! Didn’t mean to answer the question by Mikayla

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Sorry !! Didn’t mean to answer the question by Mikayla

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Lyn G. 1 year ago

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Can we bring our camper trailer in ?

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If can make room but know small area to car park! by Julian E.

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The car parks are locked off from the camping area by wooden stumps. But I think there’s enough space in the car park to open a camper trailer by Asha C.

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Any idea if this place gets busy on the weekend or Australia Day weekend? Is there a max number of nights you can stay? by Rebecca V.

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