Goulburn River Nat/Park

Unfortunalty Dunns is now overcrowded on long weekends. unless your idea of bliss is camping with hundreds of others. Shame.
Cheers Pete

Pete,

With everyone these days wanting to go camping it's getting harder and harder to find those quiet and not overpopulated spots.

Oh well, it's fun looking for them though! Don't keep it a secret if you find one, let me know first!

Hi

Being to Dunns Swamp lovely place but all those people put me off aswell as the large steel cables and posts we have camper trailers bit hard to enjoy a camp in the carpark would be ok mid week but not a longweekend bit like the Wollondilly was camping there years ago then no body went great place but not now but thanks for your imput thats why i like these forum you get lots of different answers

Glenn

Being an old bushie I hate camping in a crowd, would rather stay home. I guess I had the best of it. Twenty years ago we would go to dunns and it would be unusual to see another camper. The locals use to water ski on it would you believe. Its a wonder no one was killed.Still has good fishing. We also use to go to the major dams throw all our camping gear into the boat and head off. No one for miles in the seventies.
Cheers Pete

Almost forgot. The river was full of eles if you are keenon fishing.

Vince I am interested in trying for bass in this area. The lower Goulbourn is very silted up but I have heard there is some good holes up in the park, is that right.
Cheers Pete

Glenn There arfe some good holes. A bit of a walk to most of them. A few that are very pretty are to be found to the west of Spring gully camping ground. Have a look at the map. The river takes a BIG loop around the camping areas to the west, north & east.
The few times I have been oput there have been last Easter, which was a very laid back affair & the time before was with son & his partner for the State Rogaining, so no time to check out the fishing.
Vince