Corella Dam Boat Ramp

Cloncurry, QLD

Corella Dam Boat Ramp

Cloncurry, QLD

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Free CampingCaravansSwimmingFishing SpotTent SiteFire PlacePets WelcomeBoat Ramp

About this campsite

Corella Dam Boat Ramp provides easy access to the water for boating enthusiasts. Located near the Corella Dam Camping Area, it's an excellent spot for camping and outdoor adventures, although it might be a bit snug for larger caravans. It's an ideal location for those seeking aquatic activities and nature-based relaxation.

The Corella Dam Boat Ramp, situated adjacent to the Corella Dam Camping Area, provides convenient water access for boating enthusiasts. With its proximity to camping grounds, it offers immersive nature experiences. Its space constraints might challenge larger setups, making it best suited for small to medium-sized boating rigs.

How to Get There

From waypoint on Barkly Highway, 7km east of Fountain Springs Rest Area, 67km east of Mount Isa and 54km west of Cloncurry, turn south off highway. Gate not locked. Proceed along dirt road & take left turn at 1st junction and right turn at 2nd junction. Dirt road, 600m to camp ground.

What this place offers

Activities

Public Boat Ramp

Swimming

Fishing Spot

Boat Ramp

Accommodation Types

Free Camping

Caravans

Campground

Tent Site

Rules & Accessibility

Pets Welcome

Other Features

Day Use Area

Walking

Unknown feature

Day Rest Area

Toilet at Clem Walton Park 2km away. Take L at both junctions.

Overnight Rest Area

Boat Ramps

Photo Opportunity

Free Overnight Camp

Fire Place

Limited turning room for large rigs

"Gate isn't locked. It just looks like it.

Location

Corella Dam Boat Ramp•Barkly Highway, Cloncurry, QLD, 4824

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