Yarramalong Weir Camping Area
Yarramalong Weir Camping Area is a peaceful and picturesque free camping spot along the Condamine River. Offering level camping areas under shady eucalypts, it's an ideal location for fishing enthusiasts targeting Yellowbelly and Cod. Despite recent flooding in the region, the area remains well-maintained and features modern, flushing toilets. Suitable for both large vehicles and smaller setups, with a maximum stay of three nights. It's close to local farmland, which offers additional overnight stays for respectful campers. A splendid nature getaway for those seeking tranquility.
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Located right on the Condamine River bank, Yarramalong Weir Camping Area provides an astounding retreat for all nature enthusiasts. This tranquil getaway is perfect for a serene experience, with the melodic birdsong to greet you each morning and stunning sunsets to end your day. The camping area offers leveled surfaces and is well-shaded by eucalyptus trees, making it perfectly suited for camping. It's an angler's paradise where you can fish for Yellowbelly and Cod. Despite recent floods, the camping area remains well-maintained and in an excellent condition. Yarramalong Weir Camping Area has a three-night limit, supplemented by well-maintained, modern flushing toilets. It offers enough room for large vehicles and can accommodate approximately a dozen rigs. Additionally, it has a flat area close to the corn fields, primarily used by the farm, but overnight stays are generally accepted. So, whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat, a charming fishing spot, or a vibrant natural setting, this authentic riverside camp offers a remarkable outdoor experience. Don't miss out on experiencing the unique tranquility of Yarramalong Weir Camping Area, it's a serene escape you'll want to revisit again and again.
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