Discover the tranquil beauty of Murray River National Park in Berri, Australia. This stunning park offers a serene ambiance with its lush greenery, …
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2024年4月12日
We did a half-day visit to the top section of the Katarapko Katfish Reach part of the Murray River NP. There are dozens of camping sites along the shore which afford lovely views of the river. We w… P6881CKjamesb的完整评论
2022年4月9日
Stayed at the Lyrup Flats section of the park, just to the east of Berri, for a couple of nights in our camper. Sites need to be booked online - plenty of space, located right on the river bank and … bobjanh的完整评论
2021年3月28日
My partner and I rode here on our mountain bikes and explored the area. It's very pretty with lots of lovely camp sites however there's a lot of rubbish and upon entering the park there's a homeless … caradim2015的完整评论
hi, have heard two (2) opposing views in relation to generators allowed/not allowed at katarapko .... can anyone offer a factual response please ... thank you in advance
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HI Jen, there isn't an absolute prohibition on generators in the Murray River National Park (Katarapko is one section of the park), but the basic guideline is that they can't be …
HI Jen, there isn't an absolute prohibition on generators in the Murray River National Park (Katarapko is one section of the park), but the basic guideline is that they can't be disturbing other campers in any way. Therefore only very quiet generators are allowed, and not during the evening/night. I.e. It would be OK to have a quiet generator for cooking tea, but not running after that. Bear in mind that noise travels a long way on a still evening. As an example, I was once visiting people camped on Katarapko Creek and there was music coming from the direction of of the island. It wasn't real loud, but unnecessary background noise when you'd prefer to enjoy the sounds of nature in the evening, Was a bit confusing as there didn't seem to be anyone camped on the island so we took a look at the map. We realised that Katarapko Island was only 1km wide at that point and the music was from people camped on a river sandbar the other side of the island! The unwritten rule for all noise is consideration for others. Therefore park rangers could issue a fine for noisy generators or for having them going during the evening/night. Long explanation, but hope it helps.
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