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Submitted: Sunday, Oct 12, 2008 at 18:14

Member - Norm C (QLD)

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Have to drop down to Maclean during this coming week and we thought, why not take the van and spend a couple of days.

A web search has come up with Red Cliff and Lake Arragan camp areas in the Yaraygir NP, but not much detail.

Anyone familiar with these spots, or others in the area which are pleasant for camping - perhaps a walk and possibly a bit of beach fishing?

Also, I could not find directions on how to get to either of the ones I have mentioned.

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AnswerID: 329549   Submitted: Sunday, Oct 12, 2008 at 18:30

Member - Cruiser (NSW) replied:

Norm,

I just spent 2 days at Brooms Head and while there I checked out both Lake Arragan & Redcliffe.

My personal preference is Lake Arragan, but Redcliffe was not bad either.

The turn off to both these spots ison the left side of the road about 4k before the village of Brooms Head.

When you turn in off the Brooms Head Rd, you go either straight ahead to Lake Arragan or right to Redcliffe. If you miss the turn off to Redcliffe and end up at Lake Arragan there is a road that takes you to Redcliffe anyway.

For more info, contact Mark G who lives nearby and I am sure will be happy to assist.

Cheers,

Cruiser

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AnswerID: 329551   Submitted: Sunday, Oct 12, 2008 at 18:38

Member - barbara M (NSW) replied:

Hi Norm,
There is great camping at Sandon River which is in the Yaraygir National park it is beautiful the river on one side and the beach on the other side I am not sure about the price as I havent camped there for a year or so we live about 10ks down the road it has flushing loos the camping at Red cliff and lake arragan is good just check out where you want to camp and choose we usually camp there at least once a year our kids laugh at us as it exactly 8 minutes away but what the heck if you want any more info message me
barb
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AnswerID: 329552   Submitted: Sunday, Oct 12, 2008 at 18:42

3F62 replied:

Both great spots, we camp at Broomes head each year for a fortnight..... Sandon river camp site is 10 mins from Broomes might also suit your needs.

Cheers

Chris
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AnswerID: 329555   Submitted: Sunday, Oct 12, 2008 at 18:57

Hairs & Fysh (NSW) replied:

Hi Norm,
As both Cruiser & Barbara have mention these are great spots.
I haven't camped at either spot, but they are very popular.
Mark G and his family have just spent the long weekend there and would be able to tell you what to expect at Red Cliff/Lake Arragan
Another beautiful spot would be Woody Heady, on the Iluka Rd just north of Maclean.
We spend a week there at the start of December each year out of school holidays and it's paradise. Coin operated hot showers and a very clean park.

By the way Barbara, Mark is trying to organize a EO north coast/SE Queenland members get together. He has listed under NSW - Northern NSW / S.E QLD get together- family day out
Just thought I'd mention it.

Norm, where ever you choose, I'm sure you will enjoy it.


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FollowupID: 597001   Submitted: Sunday, Oct 12, 2008 at 19:44

Member - barbara M (NSW) posted:

Hi Hairs &fysh,
Yes saw that will add our name mark is after us to do a trip with him but better half works every sunday so that makes life difficult we are trying to organise a cuppa but it hasnt worked yet but will soon
barb
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AnswerID: 329574   Submitted: Sunday, Oct 12, 2008 at 21:07

Member - Norm C (QLD) replied:

Thanks guys,
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Norm C
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AnswerID: 329601   Submitted: Monday, Oct 13, 2008 at 04:54

Winny replied:

Hi Norm,
We camp at Brooms Head caravan park on the un powered sites
which are right on the beach front and they now provide bins to have a camp fire except on school holidays, if you see a spare one, grab it and put it on your site. I think you will find it is now a bit cheaper to stay in the park than at Red Cliff and Lake Arragan.
Great spot and if you have a tinny the fishing is good at Sandown.
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