On the water, on the tracks and out across 2500 acres of trails. There's enough here to fill a long weekend.
Powered and unpowered sites and self-contained cabins, all within reach of the hot showers, the kids playground and the kiosk.
Cabins sleep five and have a fridge, microwave, jug and toaster. Bring your own bedding and cutlery. There's a two-night minimum on cabins.
Site and cabin rates
Tracks run from peewee loops through to advanced lines, and every one of them leads back to camp and the showers. Individuals, families and clubs of any size are welcome. Ride days run 8am to 5pm, with half-day options available.
A few minutes on the tracks and trails at Glendon, from the peewee loop to the big lines.
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The dam is stocked with yellow belly, silver perch and catfish, and there are turtles and blue claw yabbies in there too. Ask staff about fishing rules when you arrive. Most fish are catch and release.
The dam is the best way to cool off after a day on the tracks. Bring your own kayaks. Swim at your own risk and keep an eye on the kids.
Trails run right across the property. A little preparation goes a long way out here.
Rainbow lorikeets, cockatoos, ibis, Australian king parrots, wrens and kookaburras are all regulars. Bring binoculars, and a waterproof layer in case the weather turns.
Site, cabin and ride day rates are all on one page, and you can book online.