Stockton Lake Campground

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Stockton Lake Campground, 7km east of Collie, is an ideal place for camping and diverse water sports.

Facilities & Amenities

  • BBQ Area

  • Pet Friendly Sites

  • Toilets

  • Wheelchair Access

Rules

  • Campfires allowed

  • Dogs permitted (on leash)

Additional rules

Campfires are allowed based on current conditions displayed at the entrance. For safety reasons, fires must be contained to the concrete fire rings due to the presence of hot ash on the site.

Things to know

Stockton Lake is a popular spot for water skiing and boating. Swimming is permitted but visitors should be cautious due to the mildly acidic water, sudden depth changes, and submerged rocks. It's advised not to dive or jump in. Before swimming, it's important to know the risks, how to swim safely, and to follow the Department of Health's advice for healthy swimming.

Location

Neighborhood

The place is perfect for Camping, Swimming, Canoeing and kayaking, and Picnicking.

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