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Wyaralong Dam Camping


Has anyone been to Wyaralong Dam?



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Where is it??

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Its within Mt Joyce Recreation Park Queensland. Northwest of Beaudesert



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Bugga

Just found a site, and it is for camping only, no caravans but what a lovely spot 

http://www.mtjoyceescape.com.au/camping.html



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Apprentice Nomad wrote:

Bugga

Just found a site, and it is for camping only, no caravans but what a lovely spot 

www.mtjoyceescape.com.au/camping.html


 Have you looked in the Camps Aus Wide book for confirmation.



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Just looked for you. No mention of it in the Camps book, sorry.

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Thanks

Searching for a nice spot for next trip. A weir/damn not too far away from Gold Coast



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Cunungra is not far from the Gold Coast and has a number of options for camping http://www.canungrashowsociety.org/accommodation.html

Wyaralong is a new dam and it is a pleasant place to stop, We havn't stayed there, only been there for a picnic, the camping area is very open and at the moment there is not much shade, it will be much nicer as the trees get established.

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David



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You could try Flanagan Reserve, on the river near Mount Barney. We spent a few days there. It would be less crowded now that the weather is cooling off. You can have a fire there.

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Darlington Park at Kerry - near Beaudesert is a great spot - right on a creek, lots of room, toilets - the caretaker lives on site, and has some basic supplies in a little shop, also sells barrow load of firewood for $10 - normally $6 per person per night - goes up a bit in school hols and long weekends. Good access roads in and out.

No phone, TV or internet access!!!



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Thanks for the suggestions
Will definitely try all your suggestions out
Have a great day
The GOld Coast is lovely and sunny today:)


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The camp spot at Wyaralong is very open and hot. Not a very great place really. There is a nice spot at Lillybrook as part of this dam system but you cannot see the dam from there. Dont think a lot of thought went into the construction of this camping ground. Very disappointing. This is from a local in the area

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http://www.springgullystays.com.au/index.htm

I haven't stayed here myself, but a few of my family have. It's 4kms of dirt road with a couple of creek crossings, but I went there in my i30.

It's a lovely place as you can see from the photos, and the camp kitchen is great!



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