Mont Albion Station

Great experience overall. Many different locations to site see. Quiet camping areas next to creeks and dams. 4WD recommended but not required. Dogs also had a great time.

Amazing owners, we had a relaxing stay for Easter nice creek to sit in and cool down. Big camp sites.

Owners are lovely and we always enjoy camping here

Great spot for a few days wind down, friendly owners

Great place to camp. Owners are great to

Went camping for 3 days and this place is just beautiful. We were fortunate to have the site to ourselves but even if we didn’t the other camp sites were far enough to not even know anyone else was there. The showers and toilets were clean and only a short walk from camp. Dianne and Matt were great. We cannot faultIt and will definitely be back.

Beautiful place and so peaceful beside the small dams. Owners are very nice people and gave us a map of things we could do in the area. Each camp-site has its own firepit and you have the area to yourselves with nearest neighbour about 150-200metres away.

Was our first time camping here and absolutely loved it. Dianne was very accomodating and gave us a variety of options for out camp spot. Very friendly and made us feel welcomed. Camped next to the creek which was very quiet. Had no issues whatsoever. Hopefully be back! Doggies had a blast!Thank you Dianne for being very lovely. ❤️

Can't wait to go back. Lovely spot. Owners very friendly.

Gorgeous place to camp the owners are a joy, and really care. Showers and toilets on site with HOT WATER. Incredibly quiet and, private away from everything.Each camp site is a considerable distance from one another. Each site is well maintained and includes a fire ring sometimes firewood too (ours did). The small lakes offer great kayaking with some fishing. You might even see some cows across the water.The toilets and showers are well looked after and well stocked. With nice 4ply or at least not that awful one ply toilet paper. The shower I used had soap. (Might not always have soap). The shower had nice hot water with a decently high shower head.I wouldn't say you strictly need a 4WD to get there but a sedan would definitely be pretty bad idea. You definitely want at least an AWD Forrester type maybe one of the older ones with good ground clearance.Well worth the price of admission (cash). The place to go if you've tried all the state forest sites. Truly a locals paradise.