Jack Smith camping area (bush camping)
Campsite
Camping in the exposed bushland around shallow Jack Smith Lake allows you to observe cormorants, swans, pelicans, teals, egrets and many other waterbirds as they pursue insects and other food around the lake; sea eagles and falcons can also be spied soaring overhead. The remnants of Aboriginal camps, dusted with charcoal and shells, lie throughout the reserve. There are no facilities in the vicinity of the lake, so come well equipped for your stay.
Information
Who to contact: Parks Victoria; 13 1963
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