Undara information

Talk to Bram Collins at Outback Caravan Park and Camp Ground
07 4097 1900 is their number - and they have all types of accommodation there to suit all budgets.

Craig
There is a caravan and camping park at the resort. Fill up before you get there as their fuel was expensive when I was tere in 2008. Great place to see.

Murray

Make sure you book a tour at Undara as the tours do book out in the morning.
You can camp in a very nice camp area at Undara with good clean facilties. On site there is a licensed restaurant with take away alochol(yipee).
The Undara site sits in a NP area, and not much around the immediate area.
Lots of walks and a few of the shorter tours to suit a young family. We took our boys there when they were 18mand 3.5.
We stayed in the teepees which were well organised and had all the basic bits.
Its a great place to go and would highly reccomend.

Make sure you book a tour at Undara as the tours do book out in the morning.
You can camp in a very nice camp area at Undara with good clean facilties. On site there is a licensed restaurant with take away alochol(yipee).
The Undara site sits in a NP area, and not much around the immediate area.
Lots of walks and a few of the shorter tours to suit a young family. We took our boys there when they were 18month 3.5.
We stayed in the teepees which were well organised and had all the basic bits.
Its a great place to go and would highly reccomend.

thanks guys for getting back to me so quickly i will take all that information and use it wisely cheers

Make sure you book the full day tour otherwise you won't get to see the best tunnel, at least thats how it worked when we were there a few years ago.

When we visited Undarra the CP was full to the brim so in the in the end we missed out on seeing the lava tubes. Book ahead to get in or seriously consider staying at Mt Surprise CP and going on one of their tours out to Undarra. That's what we are going to do next time (stay at MT Surprise), instead of driving straight past and regretting it.

WBS.

Hi watto,

when we visited the lava tubes we stayed two nights at Innot Hot Springs and drove down for the day, the hot springs are worth a trip on there own. we also spoke to people who bushed camped at the turn off to the lava tubes and they had no issues at all either
but for me i would again stay the Innot and just travel down? it's a fair way but

Craig,

Have to disagree with the last post as, we stayed there (Innot springs) last year and the place is terrible. All the backpackesr stay across the stream and bath there or wander to the springs for free.

Stay at Undarra in the CP but book only the half day tour. Full day is too much for the kids. Do a tour of the "Crater" yourself as it is free and you can walk around at your own pace. (kids in mind) Take some snacks and coffee as there are facilities at the crater. (tables, tap seats etc)

Take a good torch for everyone on the lava tubes tour. Certainly book early. Take the family for dinner in the cafe at Undarra but be early. Nice activity and gives the wife a nice break.