Paradise Valley Camping Ground - Glenmaggie, Victoria, Australia
Nestled amongst the gumtrees on the bank of the Macalister River, Paradise Valley is a great place to create family memories. Swim in the river, relax by the campfire and enjoy the company or family, friends or your four legged companions. Powered and unpowered sites are available.
Paradise Valley Camping Ground - Glenmaggie, Victoria, Australia
Wombat Valley
Kt's / Luke's/ Teegan's Bday Weekend at Kangaroo Valley
16-17/09/2017
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Filmed/edited: Jyelan Wall
Australian country town mini-tour
A quick tour around Numurkah, a small country town in Northern Victoria, Australia
Australia: Angourie Blue Pool w/ Locals
A walk through of the Angourie Blue Pools with a local family I was staying with on a trip to Australia for several weeks!
In the summer, this place is booming with people swimming and jumping off the cliffs at the green pool later in the clip!
Campsite, Paradise Beach Victoria - Virtual Tour
Family Camping in Briagolong State Forest(The Quarries Campground)
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The Quarries Camping Ground
* What am I used in my camping .
Main tent : OZ tent RV5 .
Second room tent : Deluxe Double Swag Big Daddy Canvas 70mm Mattress.
Living area : OZtent Hex Screen House
Stove : Adventure Kings Camp Stove (Frontier Stove )
Projector : UO Smart Beam ART Projector.
Speaker : BL Charge 3.
Screen stand : Photography Studio Heavy Duty Backdrop Stand Screen.
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*About the campsite(
This is a popular swimming and picnic area not far from Briagolong in Briagolong State Forest
There are large shady campsites, a sheltered picnic area and rubbish bins provided.
The creek near here is fairly shallow but the water is cool and clear and suitable for (supervised) children to swim in. Tends to have water when other areas are dry.
The large gum trees here provide plenty of shade and the sites are well separated allowing for a bit of seclusion.
This is a great spot for family camping as there is plenty of room, lots of grass and good quality amenities (the sheltered picnic areas is a bonus for family meals if the weather turns bad).
Tiaro - Queensland, Australia.
Mike and Helen visit the Town of Tiaro in Queensland, Australia. We stayed at a beaut free-camp from Camps Australia No: 153 (Qld), just down behind the Royal Hotel on the Bruce Highway.
Nug Nug Campground Vic
Overnight stop at Nug Nug en-rout home
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Video of Blue Pool Campground (Middle Fork Ranger District), OR from Tj B.
Blue pool campground walkthrough
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Tj B.'s Review on The Dyrt:
▶︎ Right on the creek and Hwy
This is an okay smaller campground right on Hwy 58, that being said you do get quite a bit of hwy noise during the day which quiets at night fortunately. If you luck out and get site #3,4,5,6, or 7, which are park and walk in; they are right on salt creek so it muffles the noise a bit.
There is a nice little swimming hole at the day use area, but the water is fairly cold. Nice spot for a picnic and a field for the youngsters. Other than that, not much for the kids, except enjoying mother nature as it flows by. You can however take them to the nearby Salt creek falls, which is breathtaking and only about 10 min. down hwy 58. The falls has two viewing areas that are easily accessible for kids, and if they are a little more adventurous, you can take them on the 3.5 mi. loop to the Diamond creek falls. This is a nice little hike through the forest and offers a different style fall with front row viewing.
For the adults, there is also the nearby Mcredie hot springs. It has about 6 pools of varying temperature, split by the creek with access to the other side via a dirt road down hwy 58. I didn't feel this was as family friendly as the falls though. A decent place to warm up, if you can get there when it's slow.
Since this campground is more primitive, don't expect rv hookups or many other amenities. They do have dish water troughs, pit toilets and garbage service. No recycling, and the water bibs were not flowing at the time of my stay. There was a host on duty, but I did not see any wood sales.
Blue pool definitely isn't an attraction in itself, but is was nice to have a spot right on the creek to relax after a day of hiking. A good spot to use as a home base for all the nearby outdoor adventures to be had, and to stop in on your way down hwy 58.
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