Tungatinah Lagoon Free Camping Lake Binney Bradys Lake Trout

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To access the Tungatinah camping area, travel on the A10 highway approximately 8 kilometres south of Lake Binney. Please note there are limited facilities at the Tungatinah camping area. There is a gas barbecue and basic toilets at the nearby Tungatinah Dam Power Station but no facilities at this campsite. If you are camping it is recommended that you bring your own fuel stove, water, and portable toilet. The lake and river system in this area is dominated by naturally spawned brown trout however rainbow trout in smaller numbers exist in both Bronte Lagoon and Bradys Lake. More recently Atlantic salmon and brook trout have been stocked into these water systems. Please note, camping is only allowed in designated areas and there are no facilities. To camp in this area, you must be largely self-sufficient. Camping Tungatinah Dam is popular with fishermen. At the Tungatinah Dam free camping, campsites are sheltered with grassed camping areas on either side of the inlet canal, as well as next to the boat ramp in the western corner of the lagoon. Please note these areas are informal bush campsites and there are no facilities Please carry your own water, firewood, and portable toilet.