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Thurra River Campground

Croajingolong National Park

The campground is located in a coastal woodland between the river and the ocean, near Point Hicks. This is a popular spot for families to relax on hot days.

Campsites

2 sites

Facilities

toiletsnon-flushing toiletdrinking waterfire pitaccessible

Thurra River Campground is a small campground in Croajingolong National Park, Victoria. It has 2 campsites with toilets, non-flushing toilet and drinking water.

Getting there#

Check the official website for directions, access details, and current conditions before you go.

Facilities#

Thurra River Campground offers the following facilities:

  • toilets
  • non-flushing toilet
  • drinking water
  • fire pit
  • accessible

Check the official page for the full list and current facility status.

Camping fees#

Note: 50% discounted rate

Fees are subject to change. Check the official website for the latest pricing.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I book Thurra River Campground?

Book online through the Parks Victoria booking website (bookings.parks.vic.gov.au). If your dates are sold out, set up a free CampWatch alert to get notified when a cancellation opens up.

Which national park is Thurra River Campground in?

Thurra River Campground is in Croajingolong National Park, managed by Parks Victoria. Check the Parks Victoria website for entry fees and park conditions.

Does Thurra River Campground have toilets?

Yes, Thurra River Campground has toilets. Other facilities include drinking water, fire pit, accessible.

Can I bring my dog to Thurra River Campground?

No, pets are not permitted at Thurra River Campground. This is to protect native wildlife and other campers. If you're looking for dog-friendly camping, check out our other campground pages.