Devils Hole Reserve Rest Area
Devils Hole Reserve Rest Area, nestled on the Macquarie River's bank, offers visitors a peaceful grassy space for picnics with amenities such as tables, wood BBQs, and bins. The area is perfect for nature lovers, surrounded by a network of gravel tracks winding through a reserve populated by towering river gums and she oaks. While fishing is permissible, visitors must take care not to catch the endangered Trout Cod protected by law. However, be advised camping is not allowed at this location.
About this campsite
The Devils Hole Reserve Rest Area is an idyllic spot offering the ideal setting for a picnic right alongside the serene Macquarie River. The area is covered in a verdant expanse of grass on which sit picnic tables, wood BBQs, and bins for your convenience. Here, you can also indulge in fishing in the river. However, refrain from catching and keeping the endangered Trout Cod; a useful sign in the area enlightens you on this. If you plan on traversing the extensive network of gravel tracks extending into the shade of lofty river gums and she oaks, do note that camping is not permitted here. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of this nature reserve to enjoy a memorable day amongst the wonders of the Australian outdoors.
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Contact & Location
Bourke Street
Dubbo, 2830
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