Logue Brook Dam – Lake Brockman

Logue Brook Dam, also known as Lake Brockman, was built in 1963 to supply irrigation water.

This is a place to go for a fabulous holiday with camping, water skiing, swimming, fishing, canoeing, windsurfing, sailing, bushwalking, and mountain biking – the list is endless!

Two pump tracks suitable for bike riders of all abilities exist at the Logue Brook campground, and the Munda Biddi Trail passes north and south of the dam.

The summer months and Easter are the park’s busiest times of year, so be sure to book in advance to secure your campsite.

Bring your family or friends; the campgrounds are day-use sites, great for larger groups, or enjoy a glamping tent at Lake Brockman Tourist Park.

FACILITIES

• Clarke Day Use Site.
• Saddleback Day Use Site.
• Lake Brockman Boat Ramp South.
• Lake Brockman Boat Ramp North.
• Brockman Campground – managed by DBCA. Online bookings are essential.
• Scarp Road Campground – managed by DBCA. Online bookings are essential.
• Logue Brook Campground – managed by Lake Brockman Tourist Park. Bookings essential.
• Lake Brockman Tourist Park  – cabins, luxury glamping tents, caravan and camping facilities (powered and non-powered), three ablution blocks, a laundry, and a camp kitchen.
• Lake Brockman Cafe.

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