Breakfast Creek Campground
Last Updated Jan 2014 | Originally suggested by Peter
Small clearing in a gully with reasonable shade from Peppermint and Mountain Gum with an understory of saplings and wattles over red gravel and some grass.
Wrens, tree creepers, crows and wallabies are common. Nearby Wellington River accessible across the road. Camp is observable from nearby road.
A rather poor little camp, mainly used as a base for walking up Breakfast Creek to the high plains.
Rated 3.6/5.
10th Wellington Rv campsite.
Facilities and activities at Breakfast Creek
- Number of sites:
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2
- Camping Fees:
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Free Camping
- Bookings:
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This is a free camping area.
- How to book:
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First in, best dressed.
- Toilets:
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No toilets available at this campsite
- Pets:
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Not allowed
- Water Availability:
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Non-potable water may be available. Boil all water for at least 10 minutes before drinking.
- Camp fires:
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There are no built fireplaces in this camp ground, however it may be permisable to have a camp fire under certain conditions. Please check local fire restrictions and rules before lighting fires.
- Barbeques:
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No bbqs are provided.
- Swimming:
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This campsite is near a river or creek that has swimming holes.
- Fishing:
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There are fishing spots at or near this campsite.
- Picnic Tables:
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Yes.
- Horse Riding:
- Unknown.
- Canoeing / Kayaking:
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There is no canoeing or kayaking at or near this campsite
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Location information for Breakfast Creek
This campsite is in Alpine National Park
A stunning alpine national park made up of grassy plains and impressive escarpments and mountains.
This campsite is accessable with regular 2wd vehicles.
from Licola: NE 18.5k on the Tamboritha Rd, on the left just over the Breakfast Creek bridge
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