myall lakes

Rihearn
I was only up there 2 weeks ago on a Reccie looking for somewhere to camp in January 2005.
Mungo Brush:- Pit toilets and very little room to move, about 14 camp spots
Banksia Green: - Pit toilets and about 5 to 7 camp spots also tight
White Trees:- Pit toilets and about 6 to 8 camp sites
The Wells:- Pit toilets and about 6 to 8 sites
Yagon: Closed
Violet Hill:- Pit toilets lots of room - far from the beach good if you are boating.
Don't take the old rutile road unless you have a couple of hours to spare and like travelling under 20Km/h.
Enter the beach off Mungo Road in two places: - Signposted:: Sand is very soft and the beach narrow, you could pitch-up on the beach in some places where the dunes flatten away.
If you looked at it from a cost point of view, Check-out the prices at each NP campsite!! The local C/Van park at Seals Rocks is better value and has the mod cons.
We decided on Seals Rocks based on room and location.
Happy Holidays Mate
Vinnie

Rihearn, i agree with Vinnie... if you want to be at the beach.. head to Seal Rocks and/or Treachery Camp.. but book b4 you go!. good amenities there if requried. . if you don't 'have' to be by the beach,.. and love a swim in the absolutely pristine 'fresh water lake'. there a heaps of places to go around the Lake. There is a place on the northern end of the lake (turn-off is on the way to Seal Rocks) called Neranie. it's very nice. very good if you are into skiing, swimming, beer drinking... etc etc etc and it's only about 15mins out to Seal Rocks to the beach..
cut and paste link to NPWS for other camping areas...
http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/PDFs/myall_lakes_camping_map.pdf