Love Aragunnu campground. My friend did see a death adder though... I have stayed in North campsite (amazing place - incredible Aboriginal sites), Point campsite (again lovely - prone to flooding though), and this stay, I camped at Burrawang campsite, which was idyllic. Although the toilet system is not working and the stench was overwhelming some days. We stayed in the two campsites closest to the cliff overlooking the beach. There were gorgeous 'veranda' spots overlooking the beach. Great place for taking your camp chair out and drinking the morning coffee or watching the ocean as the sun set. Thing to note in this area there are small marsupials called a Potaroo. We saw one as we were in the car and it was meandering across the road. Little pointy nosed animal - very cute. The second time I saw one was when I was sitting on the 'veranda', enjoying the view and one zipped passed me - it absolutely flew passed me in a blur. Myself and my fellow campmates had walked back and forth from the campsite to the 'veranda' many times during our stay. It was through knee/thigh high fern and grass, so I do my anti-snake walk (stomping, slapping my thighs and singing) as I came and went. On one of the last days we were there, my pal was about to walkdown the path when a DEATH ADDER snake slithered across the path from one side of the brush to the other. Death adders are usually nocturnal. They hide themselves - covering up with leaves or dirt and lie in wait for little animals like a potaroo to come by. This is my guess as to why that potaroo zipped past me faster than the speed of light. Back to the snake, nobody was injured just a little freaked out. I am grateful Mx Death Adder was okay to share their home with us for 11 days. Great spot!

We just went for a bushwalks and swim. Beach was deserted and we had it to ourselves. There are a few campers and it looks like a good spot. About 3 kilometre gravel rod to get there. The whole area, coast is absolutely beautiful.

Bit pricey for just a toilet. Can't beat the beauty of the place and the wildlife. Axe might be handy to bring too. Tree blocked my way out when I was leaving.

One of the best campgrounds on the south Coast I recently managed to stay at there are 4 different camp grounds I stayed at the Ridge one on the hill had a few possum and kangaroo friends come and visit close to the tent at night careful to feed the possums but they can get agro! Awesome beach to good for surfing just be careful there is a small shipwreck in the middle of it I almost crashed into catching a wave.

Awesome campsite so close to the beach! Don’t be confused by the multiple campsite names once at aragunnu, they all are open under your aragunnu booking. Lots of garbage disposal locations too which is handy.

Nice place to camp though beach is one camp area and the rock beach is another camp area both great spots

Stayed in 'Point' area. Great peaceful location near a pebbly beach. Drop toilets are well maintained and there was a rubbish point just along the road. Note that there is no water at all, so be prepared.

Outstanding location with great surfing beach and interesting coastline. Multiple uncrowded camping areas. Toilets, rubbish bins and fire rings but no water.

Secluded and close walk/drive to the beach and mimosa rocks, depending where your camp is. Camp sites have no shade unfortunately, making it very hot in summer. Toilet blocks smell quite a lot and there is no tap or water. Lovely location, close to great beaches and walks

Gorgeous spot, amazing birds, special quiet beaches.