Friday, Sep 14, 2012 at 21:08
1 - We just returned from the cape, we did most of our research online, didnt really worry about a book, a good hema map and google and we were fine.
2 - We didnt bother with booking
camp sites, found that it would restrict us to much, so we just stayed at the
free camping spots at most
creek crossings, but if you were not to do the Old telegraph track that may not be an option. We did go in and
check out all the NP
camping sites just to see how busy they were, and elliot falls
camp ground was empty, chilli beach was probably at 50%, obviously this would depend on what time of year you went, and also i think as more people find that the spots are empty they are just going to start
camping without booking. You would hope that if you booked and turned up and someone was in your spot that they would be curtious enough to move on.
3 - As I said we did the Old Telegraph track and didnt find it that hard towing campers, wouldnt take a caravan. We did our trip in August. Palm
Creek and Nolans being the most difficult. Oh and getting to Vyrilla Point was probably the roughest road we encountered and one of the trickest
bridge crossings. You can jump on and off the OTT in different spots, like I said a hema map will show all these.
4 - As for the fishing we mostly fished off
the beach or in our tinnies in the ocean, but thinking back I dont think we saw any "no fishing signs at any of the NP entries.
Hope this helps.
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