Dees Corner campground

  • Mungo Brush Road, Mungo Brush, NSW, 2423
  • 5 rooms
  • 30 guests

Accommodation Details

If you’re after a boating holiday with some of the comforts of home, Dees Corner campground has it all. Nestled on the eastern edge of Bombah Broadwater, it’s a great spot to bring the boat or caravan and enjoy a family holiday with all the trimmings, in Myall Lakes National Park. With the options for swimming, boating, fishing, and paddling, there’s bound to be something to please every member of the family. However, if you want to explore the waterways, this spacious camping spot has room for the motor boat, dinghy, or trailer sailer. If you’re keen to roam, the Rainforest walking track links to Mungo Brush campground. For a day of beach fishing, Mungo 4WD beach is only a stone’s throw away.
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  • Mungo Brush Road, Mungo Brush, NSW, 2423
  • 5 rooms
  • 30 guests
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Features

Barbeque - Canoeing/Kayaking - Disabled access available, contact operator for details. - Nature & Wildlife - Non Smoking - Swimming

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