Kooroorinya Falls Nature Reserve

Prairie, QLD

Kooroorinya Falls Nature Reserve

Prairie, QLD

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Free CampingToiletsShowersCaravansSwimmingFishing SpotPets WelcomeTent Site

About this campsite

The Kooroorinya Falls Nature Reserve is a magnificent haven of outback beauty. The site boasts incredible wildlife, bushwalk opportunities, and a tranquil natural swimming hole. Known for its striking waterfall following rain, visitors can also indulge in refreshing swims and leisure fishing all year round. This place is perfect for those seeking a blend of adventure and relaxation in the untouched wonder of Australia's wilderness.

The Kooroorinya Falls Nature Reserve offers an unparalleled outdoor experience with its remarkable waterfall that sparks to life during the wet season, forming an extraordinary natural spectacle. Not confined to just the wet season, the reserve also accommodates a lively billabong that serves as an all year-round hotspot for swimming and fishing. An adventure awaits you at this serene oasis, the perfect escape from urban routine, immersing visitors in Mother Nature’s finest work. Steeped with rich biodiversity, the reserve grants opportunities for wildlife encounters and bird watching, adding to the list of its impressive offerings. Dive into nature’s wonder at Kooroorinya Falls Nature Reserve!

How to Get There

59km south of Prairie. Proceed to waypoint, 57km south of Prairie. Turn west onto dirt road and follow this road across Towerhill Creek before turning south and continuing to nature reserve, about 2km from waypoint.

What this place offers

Amenities

Toilets

Showers

Activities

Swimming

Fishing Spot

Accommodation Types

Caravans

Campground

Free Camping

Tent Site

Facilities

Shade

Picnic Tables

Rules & Accessibility

Camping Fee

Pets Welcome

Other Features

Dry Access Only

See caretaker before setting up camp

Unknown feature

Long Rig

Bin

Walking

Photo Opportunity

Location

Kooroorinya Falls Nature Reserve•Prairie Muttaburra Road, Prairie, QLD, 4816

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