Stockton Lake Camping

The campground has accessible toilets and although there are no designated individual campsites it can offer group, family, and individual camping.

Campfires are permitted by current conditions which are displayed at the entrance to the site. Please be aware that due to the occurrence of hot ash within the site and for your safety, campfires are ONLY permitted in accordance with the above information and are to be confined to the concrete fire rings provided.

Bookings do not apply at this campground as it operates on a first-come, first-served basis. Camping fees are collected daily and must be paid in cash. Please have the correct amount as change is not provided.

Stockton Lake is very popular for boating and water skiing. While swimming is permitted, visitors swim at their own risk because the water is mildly acidic due to past mining activities. Those with sensitive skin should limit their exposure to water. The water can suddenly become very deep in places and can be very cold, and submerged rocks are a hazard. Don’t dive or jump in. Before you consider swimming in inland waters, know the risks, and how to swim safely, and follow the Department of Health’s advice on tips for healthy swimming.