Morgan Conservation Park (FC)

This is spacious camp site on the lagoon, across the way from the township of Morgan. You can access the site by the ferry. It can be rough and require a 4WD. There are no facilities at this site and they do not allow pets.

SITE ACCESS: It is best to access via Tenable Street, however there are suitable sites all around the area.

BOOKINGS:
No bookings required, it is first in best choice of sites.

FACILITIES:
There are no facilities on site.

There is no charge for the use of this facility, so if you are staying at this site we encourage you to help keep it clean, leave no trace and please visit and support the nearest town or village.

THINGS TO DO:

Morgan has good shopping supplies, two hotels, a swimming area, golf course, bowling club, caravan park, camping sites and plenty of good fishing areas. The town is also great for watersports and skiers who enjoy local riverfront accommodation and the riverfront reserve for mooring.

There are many reserves in the area; notable among these being Cadell, Morgan and Hogwash Flat. Hogwash Flat, incidentally, is a particularly good fishing spot even though it is somewhat difficult to navigate in craft that draw more than a couple of feet of water because there is a huge shallow sand bank, however, no navigation problems should be encountered. Across the river from the town, Morgan Conservation Park is a favourite haunt for fossil fossickers.

In this locality there are quite a number of stranded barges from the paddle wheel era, some are high and dry, other are submerged. These are well worth seeing and, incidentally, well worth fishing around. Morgan has preserved its history with considerable flair. There is also the Historic Port and Museum, The Morgan Historic Walk and Disappearance of Henry Bryan Trail.

We are still in the process of obtaining more information about this site.

Data Courtesy of: Morgan Internet & Resource Centre
Updated: 260315RC