Wow, this is a good park to base yourself at to explore the area. Excellent facilities, power and water to boot, and at an extremely cheap price.

Or Experience

This park exceeded our expectations, while not being the most secure (no locked gates etc), it was quite, felt safe, and for the cost, very cheap.

The facilities where top notch, while I can’t vouch for the showers as we never used them, the toilets were clean and stocked.

The campground was level, you are on gravel, with tar seal underneath, so pegging down the awning may be a problem. For us, we just put it away at night or whenever we were not there.

We spent 4 nights there, and went to the Clare valley (about 20 min away), most days for wine tasting, and a bit of gourmet food. Thoroughly enjoyed our time.

There were a few other campers there, and the local pub was good to have a drink at too. The locals friendly an all.

There is the Brinkworth Historic walk, about 2Km, which is nice to do. all about the railways which is why Brinkworth is there. Brinkworth was a junction on the Gladstone railway line.

Brinkworth

Named after George Brinkworth, one of the land owners in the district at the time the town was the established, the town’s main street is liberally sprinkled with buildings dating back to
the twilight of the 19th century, while a turntable and water tower remain as beacons to its past importance as a rail junction.

Brinkworth, which lies 32km north of the major regional town of Clare, has a population of approximately 200.

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