Minjerribah Camping

We camped at Adder Rock, having done so for years. It used to be great... but prices have become outrageous - $138 per night for an unpowered site for our family of four! The facilities are starting to look run down. Toilets/bathrooms are not well designed and are not pleasant to use - we generally avoided them as much as we could. It was school holidays and the campsite was only half full - I wondered if some are being put off by the prices.

Condition of drop toilets at Area G and E are disgusting. No water at Area G for washing hands and flushing dump point. Disgusting and a health hazard. Drop toilet at Area E is falling to pieces and very dirty. Peak time fast approaching. Lift your game Minjeribah!

The showers are cold unless you switch the hot water on first, which is fine once you figure it out, and you can’t get into the campsite unless you’re fully vaccinated if over 17yrs of age, which meant our friends couldn’t come. Seems strange when there are no government requirements for vaccination anymore around retail or accommodation, but the location is 5 stars and the facilities are well maintained and well appointed too, plus you get to camp at the beach which is at the most only a few minutes away, which is the main bonus and the big attraction, as are all of the other gorgeous sites on the island !

Glamped at Bradbury. Over priced for the facilities. The cabin itself was decorated nicely and very comfortable. At $300 per day I don't expect to clean the cabin and dispose of rubbish myself. Be aware VERY basic kitchenette no chance to cook for yourself unless you are happy to microwave everything. The location is very peaceful as no one else can afford or prove they are vaccinated. The vaccination policy must be illegal and discrimatory at this stage and I think management should address this in your response to mine and the many other negative comments about it.