Glastonbury Creek Camping Area

The Glastonbury Creek camping area offers a serene outdoor experience nestled in the natural beauty of Brooyar State Forest, located on the south-eastern edge of the forest alongside the picturesque Glastonbury Creek. This camping area is characterized by its open grassy expanse that rests at the base of a gentle hill, creating a peaceful and inviting atmosphere for campers seeking both relaxation and adventure.

Additional rules

1) Open fires: Allowed—except when fire bans or prohibitions apply—in fire rings only, but fuel stoves are recommended.
2) Generators: Not permitted

Things to know

Access to the Glastonbury Creek camping area is available through various means, including conventional vehicles, trail bikes, bicycles, and walk-ins. This diversity of access options allows campers to choose the mode of transport that suits their preferences and equipment. The sites are not numbered, and the camping area can accommodate a maximum of 120 people. The campsite surface is grass, providing a natural and comfortable setting for camping. Campers have access to fire rings for controlled campfires, non-potable water sources, and composting toilets. Campers are advised to bring their own drinking water, a fuel stove for cooking, insect repellent, sunscreen, and rubbish bags (as bins are not provided). If campers wish to have a campfire, it's recommended to bring clean-milled firewood as gathering wood from the surroundings disrupts the natural habitat. Mobile phone coverage is Generally available depending on the mobile provider.

Neighborhood

The main activities in and around the Glastonbury Creek camping area include exploring the nearby forest on foot or by vehicle, abseiling in the vicinity, bird and wildlife watching, and relaxing in the midst of nature's tranquility.