What a terrible night!!! We phoned ahead to see if they had place for a two-person dome tent. They said they had and when we turned up we paid and were given a map to our area. It wasn't until we were driving through the camp that we began to worry...cars, camper vans and caravans were packed side-by-side with barely... More

I wanted to stay in the area but didn't want anything too comerical so I was able to find this camping/ cabin accommodation inside the national park. I stayed in a cedar cabin and had a wonderful stay. Too far from town to want to make the trek out for dinner I used the provisions I had brought with me... More

During the winter snow season this park is heaven. Unlike the majority of accommodation in Jindabyne in winter this park is away from all of the noise and horrific groups of young males out for a boys weekend away. The setting within the national park amongst the gum trees is gorgeous and the wild life are super friendly, but watch... More

We took a van into the park and probably wouldn't again. The sites are surrounded in eucalypts which in the first instance is part of the appeal. After two nights, the initial idyllic setting, results in the worst staining to the roof of the van we have ever encountered in a national park setting. Whilst some is due in part... More

We stayed in the so called 'alpine chalet' number 10 in December 2011. It was a good location up in the national park surrounded by trees with plenty of roos and wallabies. Nice creek nearby. The outdoor fireplaces provided a good opportunity to toast up some marshmallows. However, for the price I think we could have found better value elsewhere.... More

We stayed for 2 Nights in an "Alpine Chalet" (No. 8). The Room had a very stale smell, we had to leave all Windows open, to get fresh air. The heating makes knocking noises all 30 seconds, so you can't leave it on at nights. Some of the plates and glases were not washed and dirty. Maybe we had bad... More