This picnic and camping area is alongside the Lindis River and remains of the historic Lindis Pass Hotel. A short walk from the campsite takes you to an historic hut once belonging to “Wattie” Thompson, the last miner to work this area.
For your safety, it is recommended you not camp under the trees.
Non-powered/tent sites, Shelter for cooking, Water from stream, Toilets - non-flush, Toilets, Water supply
Free.
Access: Campervan, Car
Landscape: Forest
Dogs: No dogs.
Sites: 0 powered, 16 unpowered
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