The park has a camping area beside Lake Brimin. You can find picnic tables, toilets, and some welcome shade under the River Red Gums. But watch those falling branches. We pitched our tent under one, not knowing any better, and weathered the nights without mishap. We have been told accommodations are also available in the nearby towns.
Water is available but supplies are tight.
During our visit, the rangers were relying on a catchment area to collect dew at dawn. The park rangers operate an information center by the campground. The displays can educate you about the mallee environment and you can check with the staff on current conditions. You cannot miss the kangaroos, emus, cockatoos, galahs, and parrots. You will have to be a bit luckier or more diligent to spot the elusive Mallee Bird.