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Good to know
This is a popular campground that fills quickly on public holidays, plan ahead and have another option during peak periods.
Forest roads may be rough or slippery depending on local conditions.
River flows and height can increase following rain or environmental water releases from the Thomson Dam. Always check local river heights and current environmental releases when planning your trip. You can also sign up to be notified about upcoming environmental releases via email or SMS to help make the most of your canoe trip.
About this campground
Accessible by 2WD, Coopers Creek has 2 campgrounds and a day visitor area. From the day visitor area, you can access the Thomson River via stairs. A short walking trail connects the day visitor area and campground 2.
There are campsites for tent or vehicle-based camping with larger sites available for caravans or camper trailers. The campgrounds have only basic facilities, with a toilet block at each and picnic tables at the day visitor area with great views of the river. Please see our page so you know what to expect of the facilities.
Nearby is the heritage-listed Brunton’s Bridge which can be accessed by 4WD or the river along the Thomson River Canoe Trail. Other nearby attractions include the historic Walhalla Goldfields Railway and Poverty Point Bridge Walk. The historic gold mining township of Walhalla is only 15 minutes by car.
Campground 2 may be closed in winter or during times of high rainfall.
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- The Thomson River Canoe Trail begins at Coopers Creek
- Relax around the campfire and take in the nearby river views.
- Coopers Creek is popular for both tent and vehicle-based camping
The Thomson River Canoe Trail begins at Coopers Creek
Relax around the campfire and take in the nearby river views.
Coopers Creek is popular for both tent and vehicle-based camping
How to get there
Page last updated: 17/12/24