Amenities

Flush Toilet
Potable Water
Trash

Activities

Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Paddling
Swimming
Wildlife Watching

Terrain

Forest
River
Waterfall
Creek

About this space

Little Plain Hall grounds - a small rural hall and grounds celebrating their 100th year in 2023 and adjacent to the Ellenborough River with a number of bush campsites available. (If you are after more than a nice piece of grass and a flushing toilet then this property maybe isn't for you!) All sites are reached via dirt tracks that can be rough and slippery. Sites 1 and 2 are adjacent to each o...

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Reviews • 184

★★★★★ (184 reviews)
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Debbie C.
☆☆☆☆☆
Jan 2025

Well kept grounds. Flushing loo a great bonus. Very close to other campers though, and advertising a river camp,expected to be able to access the water to swim,or at least see it!

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Scott S.
☆☆☆☆☆
Jan 2025

Little Plain Halls Ground was such a great getaway. We camped on site 3 and were lucky it offered plenty of shade from the sun. All the sites are pretty spread out so there's enough room for each...

AI Review Summary

Little Plain Halls Ground offers a pleasant camping experience with spacious sites and a peaceful atmosphere, making it a great getaway for nature lovers. Reviewers appreciate the clean facilities and proximity to beautiful waterfalls, although some express disappointment over limited access to the river and the closeness of certain sites. Overall, the campsite is well-maintained and provides a comfortable stay, but potential campers should be aware of the water access limitations.

Highlights
  • Spacious and well-separated camping sites
  • Clean and functioning toilets
  • Close proximity to Ellenborough Falls
  • Beautiful nearby waterfalls
  • Quiet and peaceful atmosphere
  • Friendly locals
  • Good shade options available
Considerations
  • Limited access to the river for swimming
  • Some sites are closer together than expected
  • Water levels can be low during dry conditions
  • Proximity to other campers may be an issue for some
  • Expectations of river access not fully met