Choof Choof Campsite



Choof Choof Campsite
Tamboon Rd, Cann River VIC 3890 
  • Free Camping
  • Drop Toilets
  • Fishing
  • Picnic tables 
  • Fire places
  • Suitable for camper trailers
  • Dogs permitted. 
  • GPS: -37.71506, 149.12856
Notes:
Campsite on Choof Choof Track off Tamboon Road. It is at end of walking track from Furnell. The camp site has a boat ramp and two camp sites. It also has a picnic table and long drop. Really pretty spot on the waters edge. Excessable by car. Not a huge spot. If camp sites are taken the next closet larger camp ground is at Tamboon




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