Dogmans Hut Camping Area
Dogmans Hut Camping Area
Dogmans Hut Camping Area sits beside the Murray River at Tom Groggin Station, on the Victoria–New South Wales border in the Australian Alps.
The historic hut — also known as Tom Groggin Hut — was originally built for the dogman working on the nearby station, constructed from timber poles and corrugated iron.
It survived the 2007 bushfires and has since become a popular camping destination in the area.
The campsite offers a scenic riverside setting within the rugged high country, close to the Tom Groggin access trail and surrounded by the broader network of tracks and huts that characterise this remote alpine region.
Nearby points of interest include the Tom Groggin Campground, Leatherbarrel Creek Campground, and the historic Jack Riley's Hut site.
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