Just finished travelling through Victoria, including the Great Ocean Road, and found the camping facilities and the charges very reasonable.
I have now arrived at Murramarang Camping Park at South Durrass, just North of Batemans Bay (NSW) to stay for 10 days. The killer charge of $89 per night for two on a powered site.
At that price I would want to be buying shares in the place.
Where are you staying and what are your camping fees ?
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Wow, and your still there? Not for me sorry, I like my bush/free/cheap camping. My mrs would want a motel room for that ;D
:cheers:
shopping center car park got a $40.00 fine for parking over 2 hours that was 4 months ago still camped here ;D
we are off to Janowen and then Bribie.
Bribie (ocean beach) - $16 per night for a family (2 adults, 1 child over 5), plus $40 for 4wd permit - $108 for 5 days/4 nights.
Janowen - about $26 per night
all unpowered.
whilst not camping fees, we were going to moreton but just to get there with trailer on ferry is $435!
camp fees are $16 per night, plus $40 for permit.
$540 for 5 days/4 nights! too much for me
Quote from: shakey55 on April 15, 2014, 06:01:27 AM
Just finished travelling through Victoria, including the Great Ocean Road, and found the camping facilities and the charges very reasonable.
I have now arrived at Murramarang Camping Park at South Durrass, just North of Batemans Bay (NSW) to stay for 10 days. The killer charge of $89 per night for two on a powered site.
At that price I would want to be buying shares in the place.
Where are you staying and what are your camping fees ?
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I have had a look at their rates and it would appear that you are in high/premium season.
http://www.murramarangresort.com.au/rates (http://www.murramarangresort.com.au/rates)
We spent three weeks on the GOR (Great Ocean Ripoff) in March and had charges of $38/night frequently, for sweet bugger all really. I don't know what it is like where you currently are. I would not describe the GOR as reasonable and at $99/night you would not see me for dust.
We are near you at the moruya head land. $16 a site per night. Pit toilets and no showers but plenty of space. 20 metres to the beach
Quote from: shakey55 on April 15, 2014, 06:01:27 AM
Just finished travelling through Victoria, including the Great Ocean Road, and found the camping facilities and the charges very reasonable.
I have now arrived at Murramarang Camping Park at South Durrass, just North of Batemans Bay (NSW) to stay for 10 days. The killer charge of $89 per night for two on a powered site.
At that price I would want to be buying shares in the place.
Where are you staying and what are your camping fees ?
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Shakey is that at the c/park that the nrma just bought?
Unfortunately it seems that as soon as they post the word "resort" on any camping park the price increases substantially ???
Quote from: UIZ733 on April 15, 2014, 08:03:23 AM
I have had a look at their rates and it would appear that you are in high/premium season.
Yep. Keep in mind that a lot of canberrans head down that way this time of year as it is cooling off in canberra and still nice down there.
Being serious, did you enjoy it.
yeh the fees can get in the way of a good cheap family camp trip,we are heading down the south cost next weekend and paying $65 per night for a powered site...
i just need to entice the wife to come into the bush camping.
Dogsta - since arriving I have found out that NRMA have bought in to it
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