Milligan Island Camping Node Nestled amongst the natural bushland is the new Milligan Island Eco Tourist Camp. Located on the Turquoise Coast, between the two small towns of Leeman and Green Head, the camping node hosts 36 camp sites, shade shelters, picnic settings and long drop toilets all within a short walk from the beach. Milligan Island Camping Node is perfect for a relaxing break. Enjoy the natural surroundings, numerous photography opportunities, flora & fauna, and ideal for all types of water and beach activities. A site fee of $15 per vehicle (collection by Ranger or camp host ) applies with a 2 day maximum stay length. All sights to be vacated by 11am. Council's Ranger patrols the coastal strip frequently and you are requested to have consideration for the environment and other Campers. Any disturbances will be dealt with according to Council's Local Laws. As there are minimal facilities available at these sites, please observe and ensure the following: Pets must remain on leads at all times. Please ensure all excrement is picked up and disposed of correctly. No camping outside designated areas No off-road vehicle usage Designated track to be used only Open fires are not permitted No rubbish to be left behind. Please dispose of rubbish correctly in the skip bins provided at the entry/exit to the area Chemical toilets are not to be emptied at the site. There are free RV Dump Points located in Green Head at the rear of the Volunteer Fire Brigade Shed and in Leeman at the Recreation Centre on Rudduck Street. There is no running water or power on site. PLEASE NOTE: Fresh water is not available at this site but can be purchased in Green Head & Leeman Any form of antisocial behaviour that interferes with the enjoyment of other campers is not acceptable. campers who breach this code will be asked to move from the area
K.J..
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Hi KJ - we checked this new Milligan Island spot out on the Australia Day weekend as we were camped at Sandy Cape and had heard this had recently opened. Here's a couple of photos - nice facilities including undercover BBQ area & drop dunnies. Cheers, Kay & John
Howdy Kay and John, That does look like a good spot to camp,
Thanks for posting the pictures,
Only two things wrong with it as far as I can see, or rather what I have heard, that is, Why must they charge $15.00 pn and only allow two nights stay ? I would rather have a free camp as it was before it was developed , our van is self contained, as are many others, we have no need for shelters and BBq's, we also have a toilet in the van, so no need for one of them as well, !!!
Secondly, with the new site, I believe there is no vlew of the ocean, as it is stuck behind sand dunes, this was not the case at the old camp, right on the water's edge lovely and FREE !!!
in my opinion there is nothing better than sitting right beside the ocean, in a deck chair, with a fishing rod in one hand and a glass of red, or white in the other , watching the sun dip below the horizon.
My idea of a good camp is further North at Cliff head North, this is a, free 72 hr camp and there, one can sit right beside the water, that is, it was the last time we were there, about a year ago, I sure hope they haven't buggered it up as well.
Our next trip, upper wheat belt for the wildflowers in July, that is if we get enough rain LOL
Cheers K.J.
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