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This site is 4WD access only. Phone reception may be located at the top of the adjacent sand dune.
Bore water is available from the storage tank but not suitable for drinking. Extreme heat over summer periods requires plenty of drinking water and a communication plan.
About this campground
Early stockmen first established this remote location, moving their stock from the north to south. They pushed their stock south for the summer through this rugged and remote terrain to chase the seasonal grass growth.
Nowadays, you'll discover a picturesque campground with basic modern facilities, including picnic tables, a gas BBQ, an information board and disabled and unisex toilet facilities.
Wonder at the endless fields of Banksia or take a walk to the top of the adjacent sand dune and capture a unique timeless view of the Big Desert Wilderness zone.
With no known local water source, bores were established throughout the Big Desert. The first of which was Big Billy Bore, setup in the 1800s. This campground has a bore and storage tank for washing and cleaning. However visitors will need to bring their own drinking water.
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- This remote campground offers endless views
- Visitors will enjoy the cooking and picnic facilities
- Toilet facilities are available
This remote campground offers endless views
Visitors will enjoy the cooking and picnic facilities
Toilet facilities are available
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Investing in nature
Stockman's Campground was built in 2021 thanks to Victoria’s Great Outdoors.
Victoria’s Great Outdoors is boosting regional tourism and making it easier to enjoy nature by investing $106.6 million in better walking trails, campgrounds, 4WD tracks and visitor facilities.
Page last updated: 31/07/24