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Wooli Caravan & Camping Park, Wooli

Barbecues
1 on park site – plus at Wooli River mouth
Also at picnic areas along Wooli River Bank

Sites
7 long tem caravan & 44 short term caravan sites
7 tent sites

Showers & toilets
4 female & 4 male showers
4 female, 3 male & 1 disabled toilet
Laundry
2 automatic coin operated machines
1 clothes dryer – clothes lines

Boating
Launching ramp on river bank for estuary & offshore craft up to 6 metres
Windsurfing – sailing – canoes

Fishing
Offshore reefs – river & estuary – open beaches
Check Solitary Island Marine Reserve guidelines for use

Parks
Wooli River bank has plenty of public parkland & facilities
400 metres to river bank playground & tennis court

Surfing
Wooli Main Beach & Wooli Wall – westerly wind
Wilsons Headland – northerly wind

Swimming
Park site fronts Wooli River and adjacent to ocean beaches with public access

Walking
National Parks coastal tracks and beach walks
North 6kms to Diggers Camp
12kms to Minnie Water

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