North Brother Lookout
North Brother Lookout
About this campsite
The 5km access road has steep grades and tight turns; not suitable for caravans. The lookout has substantial parking and quality picnic areas. From a vantage point of 490M, the lookout provides a spectacular view of the Camden Haven area. Several walking tracks radiate from the parking area. The area was named by Captain Cook in May 1770 who sighted three distinctive hills and called them "The 3 Brothers".
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