Bents Basin campground

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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

14 Reviews

James E.

6 months ago

The campground itself is unspectacular, but it's big, so hasn't been crowded when I've been there in November (2 years running). You can have fires. The Waterville nearby is cold all year round but it's great for swimming. You can go for a walk up the hill and there's a lookout back over Sydney. There's also an undercover area so if the weather is bad you can stay dry. Plus for larger groups there is a kitchen with a fridge.

Guest A.

9 months ago

Nattaporn B.

9 months ago

Loopion

1 year ago

The only problem is the price way too high for what it offers and the fact that it’s not a powered site.

Bruce G.

1 year ago

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Top Questions

Angelo B. 2 years ago

Question:

Do we still have to pay if we are just going here for picnic and bonfire?

Answer:

Yes if you are driving in. According to the National Parks website it costs $8 per vehicle per day. The park has pay and display machines that accept both coin and card. If you have an annual pass on your car then no additional fee is required. by Benny C.

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