Australian park place
Meringtons
4.5 combined rating76 GoogleMeringtons is a large, open, grassy campground close the Aberfeldy River with ample firepits and wood fired BBQ's, and a two toilets. The river can be reached by following Meringtons Walk on the southern side of the campground. This walk crosses the river and continues onto the grave of Charles Brown, a destitute gold miner who was buried in the bush to save money after his death in 1882. The campground is very popular over summer and makes an excellent overnight stop for those following the Aberfeldy Backroad Tour.
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Is camping available at Meringtons?
Meringtons is marked as allowing camping in the current Wildgrounds facility data. Check the official source before travel for booking rules, seasonal closures and local conditions.
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