Edith Falls National Park

We booked into the camp ground at Edith Falls National Park which is lovely has grassed areas at all sites with trees and shrubs between each one, also taps with drinking water which is shared by all on the path leading to the amenities block, at $20 a night is well worth the money.

We packed up our back pack with food and water, grabbed the camera and were off on the walk trail a first try out for Kathy`s ankle after her fall.

After a very slow climb up the side of the gorge, we made it to the top- (one can see a very long way from up here.) Now down the other side getting small views through the trees of the falls and pool where one is able to swim.

We eventually arrived and have to say in our opinion is just beautiful with crystal clear water flowing over the rocks and crevices. The falls are lovely and well worth the effort to see them we are glad we came.

 The area around the lower falls and plunge/swimming pool is lovely with grass under the shade of the big trees and steps leading down into the water. Going on the amount of people here it is a very popular place to swim and camp. A small kiosk provides some refreshments and cold drinks and take the money for the camp ground.

 Art work in the garden at the kiosk

 Kathy`s ankle stood up quite well to the walk still a bit swollen though getting better and better every day.