Camping in Kosciuszko NP recommendation sought

Hi Tops,
I want to come along already. I make great pizza and know a few good strippers as well.

If you like Blowering Dam then Tom Groggin is also good but I would look at Geehi as well. The sedan is a bit of a worry as if you cross the river there (4WD only) and head another kilometer to the first hut ( no directions needed as you will find it) camping is fantastic. You can also swim in the river there (bit cold). There is a stone hut but I do not think you are allowed to camp in it. Other people might clarify this for you. Lots of walking and kangeroos to check out. More huts further in the bush and over more creek crossings.

Geehi got rated as the best camping spot in Australia by some 4x4 mag. So now everyone knows about it.

I guess you're limited to places on the roads that are not closed during winter so that rules out a lot of good places.

If Limestone Creek Rd is open it is a good place for isolation. Tantangarra has some good places but the 2wd will not be allowed up there as it is a snow road for 4wd only during winter.

Out on Boboyan Rd you can find some isolated spots but not much water.

Geehi can get very busy, as does Tom Groggin, but not so much in winter because it is cold.

Is water access for the convenience of cooking/cleaning or are you planning on fishing because I think the river and natural lake season is closed in June. But I hear fishing in Lake Jindabyne and Eucumbene is now permitted all year (?) so check access to camping by the lake north of Adaminaby.

The Snowies are beautiful in winter, much more peaceful than any other time of the year if you can stay away from the towns and resorts. Enjoy

Another vote for Geehi here, we were there in Feb '08 and it was beautiful and very quiet when we were there.

Camped right next to the river and it was superb. We only had a sedan at the time towing a trailer and had no problems but that was in summer. Trans on the old falcon started to heat up as we towed the trailer all the way to the top but have a trusty Pajero now.

Enjoy, it's a beautiful part of Oz.

Lloyd

Thanks guys. Much appreciated! Pizza sounds great.
Any thoughts on Bluewaterholes or Poplars? How is the access there? Fishing would be a big advantage yes.