Wooroonook Lakes Campground

Nestled 13 km west of Charlton along the Borung Highway, Wooroonook Lakes Campground offers a serene lakeside retreat. The campground features 12 powered sites and numerous unpowered sites, all equipped with modern amenities including hot showers, flushing toilets, and a recently updated amenities block. Guests can enjoy a range of activities such as fishing, swimming, and boating, with a pontoon available for easy water access. Family-friendly facilities include a playground, picnic tables, and BBQ areas. The campground operates on an honesty box system for payments, with fees starting at $5 per night for unpowered sites and $15 per night for powered sites. Pets are permitted with conditions, and campfires are allowed in designated fire pits, subject to local fire bans. The area is rich in Indigenous history, serving as a vital water source for the Yung Balug and Bulugdja clans. Wildlife around the lakes includes various bird species, grey kangaroos, swamp wallabies, brush-tail possums, and native water rats. The lake is regularly stocked with fish for recreational fishing. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, Wooroonook Lakes Campground provides a memorable experience in a picturesque setting.