Koreelah Creek campground

This delightful camping spot is set among tall eucalypt trees next to the beautiful Koreelah Creek. Find a grassy patch to pitch a tent or pull up your caravan for a relaxing experience in the bush.

Visit for a picnic by the creek, stay for a night, or spend a few days and unwind to the sounds of the gently flowing waters and wind rustling in the trees above.

Enjoy swimming in the creek or wander off on the nearby Gorge walking track. Look out for platypus enjoying an early morning swim and watch for lace monitors around the campsites.

Grab your binoculars and take advantage of the fantastic birdwatching. You’ll see flashes of colour as crimson rosellas and king parrots fly through the trees, and you might also spot Lewin’s honeyeaters and eastern yellow robins. At night, keep your torch handy to see brush-tailed phascogales, sugar gliders and koalas.

For directions, safety and practical information, see visitor info

 

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