Ancient Geological Site Glacial Area

Came in with 24ft van and parked easily. Getting out was more fun. Had a swim and chilled out on the rocks. Can camp here and has toilets

Beautiful peaceful spot with unique rocks in big rocks and a lovely small waterfall and lots of rock pools

Great little spot to stop overnight or longer.Drop toilets & bins.Nice views.Saw goats relaxing by the water this morning.

Amazing place with great camp views. Ancient rock formations and nice flowing creek. Toilets and water too. Great place to spend some time.

Amazing glacier rock formations. I didn’t take pics of them because the pictures would not do them justice. Well worth the look. The warmer months this place would be a lovely place to cool off. Camping is allowed also which is a bonus. The toilets are not very clean but otherwise it’s a nice area.

AMAZING! I was very lucky to be there after lots of rain so the cascading waterfalls were flowing beautifully. There are 2 toilets and free camping if you are totally self sufficient.This is a gorgeous place so if you are planning on staying, please take all your rubbish with you! Don't spoil it.

Beautiful little oasis to explore. The rocks are bloody gorgeous. Great place to camp.

Stopped for a quick lunch there, easy to turn around if there're no other vans in there!Bit of evidence of people who can't be bothered to take their rubbish! And perhaps the bins hadn't been emptied in a while either! But, great views down to the falls!

A definite place to stop and explore. Could have stayed for hours, even camped overnight. Make sure you take the LEFT track to get down to the stream and rocks. The right one leads to a dead end where you can park and walk a short distance and view the stream and swimming holes from a high vantage point, though it's not a brilliant view.At the end of the left track are drop toilets (one make, one female) which were clean and stocked with toilet paper, and a good sized parking area. A fairly short walk down the steep rocks brings you to the amazing rocks.The rocks here are made up of many different sizes and types of stones, all cemented together in a matrix of finer gravels, sand and clay. It is a conglomerate; or to be more exact it is a fluvio-glacial conglomerate.So how did it form? As a glacier flows it gathers and carries with it broken rock material. Eventually all this transported material is deposited at its terminus, that is, the point at which higher temperatures cause the glacier to melt.