Longwood Camp — Point Of Interest in Mylor

Reviews of Longwood Camp

• Hannah

  Added 2016.08.05

  The tent area is very close to the road so noise from passing cars may be an issue for people sleeping in tents. Stock Road is a bit of an arterial road and gets cars all day and night, even on weekdays.
• Alyssa

  Added 2016.05.15

  The campfire area is nice and well appointed with wood (charge for wood not collected by yourself). There are plenty of nice parks and scenery nearby if you have your own car. Worrowong Sanctuary is literally just down the road. The property is mostly a hillside with a dam at one end and the camp at the other end, the dam is a bit too far away for a casual visit and requires a bit of a climb to get back.
• Alejandro

  Added 2015.07.03

  Well kept campsite, good grounds - but the managers are pedantic and difficult to get along with and have created issues for us. We won't be going back because of this - which is a pity because it is a really pleasant spot.
• Steven

  Added 2015.05.24

  The campsite will do the job if you don't mind being confined to as few rooms and toilet/shower facilities as possible, and having signs everywhere telling you not to do something or that a facility is not in use.
• Andrew

  Added 2014.02.14

  Amazing place. Incredible retreat away from it all. Superb staff!
• Luis

  Added 2013.07.23

  The Adelaide Hills are the main attraction for this campsite. The original builders did a fairly good job. Although clean, the campsite could have been better maintained, the dining room is a bit dark because the centre row of lights are all missing/inactive. The owners, although friendly enough, have a miserly attitude compared to similar campsites and want to charge per room rather than per building and not allow access to extra facilities to save having to clean. Other campsites work on the model where you can make use of all the facilities/rooms but have to clean up after yourself. I did not get the impression that the caretakers really enjoyed being campground caretakers. But due to the location close to Adelaide I'm sure they are not short of customers. In terms of how they view the groups staying there, a few bad apples seems to have spoiled the bunch for them.