Chookarloo Campground

Has some amazing trails to walk the dog and get some fresh air. Very crowded during the long weekend.

Beautiful place. Great for photography, camping, hiking or anything. Breath-taking experience.

A wonderful day out for the family! We secured a lovely fire pit and brought our own wood to start a fire. Perfect gathering place! Kids loved the creek and sliding down the mud hills and running through the forest identifying mushrooms. When it started to rain more heavily, we headed under the shelter until it passed.

Beautiful camp grounds, with good access to hybrid toilets. If the ground is dry and then it rains there is quite a build up of water, which takes a while to drain. (Photo included) But once the ground is been wetted, subsequent rains drain quicker. We stayed at site 23 with 2 adults and 3 children and found that it is a good size campsite with plenty of room, and is just a stones throw from the toilets, but not close enough to smell. campsite 3 which is just across from 23, is also very good, as it has a solid shelter over its picnic table, bit it's closer to the toilets so it may smell more in warmer weather. The cost is relatively low as well.

Some beautiful camp grounds throughout, in amongst the trees and each with their own fire pit and access to good amenities. Close access to a number of good walking and riding trails too.The road is fairly close so there can be a bit if road noise at times but nothing too intrusive.

This is a nice campground for a one night stay. Very close to Adelaide - about 45 mins away. There are some basic facilities. You need to book online and are allocated a camp space. We were at campsite 9 which is a short walk from the toilets. Campfires are allowed. Camp sites are fairly well spaced out. You can’t pull your car directly into the campsite but you’ll be able to get it within a couple metres.

Great spot & now even better it has opened today, with a larger toilet block next to the other one. I was lucky to be #1 for the 1st # 2.

Lovely place to have a walk or stop for a picnic. Very open and good for kids. Lots of wildlife.

Site 13. All sites pretty tight together. Toilets are 3-5min cutting thru the woods.ONLY SOME of the camp sites allow vehicle access. So if you've an RTT or trailor, check the site details on the booking oage first!Looks like the most secluded is site 19 if you can get it.Toilets? 3 brand new disabled access drop toilets with flush.Telstra? 4g 1 bar or 3g full bars.Fires? Heappppssss of firewood. It's only start of fire season (May-Oct) but still, so much. You're allowed to use anything on the ground. No chainsaws or cutting live trees tho.Privacy? Not much. Can see in from the roads easily. Between 10-50m max between sites.Stunning location. Koalas grunting away at night very close to the site. Less than 40m I'd take a guess. Possums taking a nose around my swag. Overall love it! Deffo come back. Easy access from the city.

Fantastic place to go for a hike, fresh air, mostly flat. We visited mid May and we got to see various mushrooms. Bark shredding and moss filled tree trunks, absolutely beautiful to see and walk amongst.