A small, flat clearing and campsite located just east of the junction of Heathcote and Kingfisher Creeks in Heathcote National Park. The campsite is above the creek, which provides plenty of water (treat before use, carry own water after extended dry periods) and an opportunity for a swim. At the campground, there is also a small pit toilet and picnic table. Open fires are not permitted, cook on your own fuel stove.

This is a very small campsite, a basic clearing near the shore of Lake Eckersley. There are no facilities and probably only room for two tents. This is the quietest and most peaceful of the campsites in Heathcote National Park. The shady area is on the bank of the Woronora River and is only accessible by foot. Water from the lake needs to be treated before use, or campers need to carry in drinking water. A small sandy beach provides access to the water for swimming. The site needs to be booked and paid for before use.

This campsite is nestled in Heathcote National Park with walk-in access from Heathcote Station. The campsite is near Mirang Pool on Heathcote Creek, and there is a signpost at the top of the stairs leading down to the pools from the management trail above. There are no facilities provided at the campsite.