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Boundary Falls Campground and Picnic Area

Gibraltar Range National Park

This campground has a single pit toilet, picnic tables, wood barbecue (firewood supplied). Unpowered sites only. Bring your own drinking and cooking water, take your litter with you when you leave. Access point to Duffer Creek, Lyrebird Falls Walking Track, and the Gibraltar-Washpool World Heritage Walk. Boudary Falls waterfall is nearby. No pets. No smoking.

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Address: Boundary Creek Trail
Getting there: 61.5 km north-east of Glen Innes via the Gwydir Highway eastbound, turn left/north onto Falls Road/Boundary Creek Trail
Price: $8 per vehicle per day - see here for details. Camping: phone for rates, reservations required
Website: nationalparks.nsw.gov.au (opens in a new tab)

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