Old Glen Innes Rd

Mann river camp is a lovely place to stay ( and see )
You will find nearly all the camping along the river has been stopped ( signs up every where )

Hi witchdoctor,
There is a national park camping area at Dalmorton, it is nice can swim etc. have a look at the old buildings in the township, check out the road tunnel built by convicts, take a drive up to Chelundi national park, drive over to Nymbodia, we drove up there at the weekend and people were camping at Buccurumbi by the river the only signs we could see wer relating to no fishing when the river is closed for bass fishing
hope this helps
barb

There's a camp ground as someone else mentioned which has good facilities and well used, I would say it will be full over easter so I would check with NPWS.

Although I'm an Aussie who lives in San Diego we go in there at least once a year to monitor the Macrozamia johnsonii (cycad) populations. you will see them along the road on the Grafton side of Dalmorton, also if you go across the bridge at Dalmorton that road goes right through to the Ebor Road which is a great drive.

I think there are more campsites up in the NP there.

It can get cold up in there at night even in April.

Enjoy your trip.

Bruce
San Diego CA

Check out places Witchdoctor, I have just uploaded four images I have of that area as there was only one there. Not much but it will give you some idea, I am unsure of whether or not there are showers available but somehow I think there are.

The road in from Grafton is narrow in places and is a pretty steep climb out to Glen Innes (we travelled that area in the dark) and Fiona was navigating with adverse commentary about my driving tactics, but I don't think it's too bad at all really.

Enjoy your trip.

It's a great trip! We have done the road three times over the last couple of years, always west-to-east. The picnic ground at Mann River Nature reserve is picturesque, the road is easy to drive and, like mentioned above, Dalmorton is a nice spot o camp. Toilets there, no showers. There is a river beside the camp and it's really nice to relax in even if a little cold. You will also drive through the Convict Tunnell, must have been quite a feat for the convicts to have cut that tunnel through!

Cheers

Brian