Mt Warning Rainforest Park

We were told to keep away from the creek, and the bush walks were closed, so being stuck at camp with a noisy neighbour was disappointing. We tried to make the best of it since we don’t get many breaks. We were a large group in the unpowered area over a long weekend, and it rained most of the trip. Our site was very close to an extremely dirty toilet block that wasn’t cleaned once in three days. A neighbour spent nearly the whole time yelling or talking through a microphone about devil files and playing loud music.

I spent most of my time at the creek, watching good-sized fish swim upstream with half their bodies out of the water. I’d never seen that before! Crayfish were hopping from boulder to boulder, and even onto me, though I still couldn’t catch one. The water looked so clean I felt like I could drink it, but I didn’t. I just sipped my MacDonald chai and watched. The Eco family cabins were lovely and very clean, and the staff were friendly, approachable and understanding.

We had a fantastic night in Eco Cabin F2. Suzannah, the cleaner, deserves a shout-out! Already looking forward to coming back. Highly recommend it.

A good place to rest, close to Murwillumbah and Uki. You can choose your own spot. The creek was fun, though the pool was dirty. There’s a chance you’ll get yuppies or a group of teenagers having a party.