Who has been there recently?  What can you tell us about the place?  How accessable are the camping spots?

I personally never been there before, going this weekend.  Who wants to come?

Was there in 2016, not very recent but all tracks are quite easy, no real challanges. Camping spots like Pink Lakes etc are pretty much accessible via 2wd.

It's a nice place to drive on some sand and relax for a weekend.

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Was in there last October, good place to explore. Went in via Speed and camped at Snow Drift. Was a nice spot to start from.

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its a couple of years ago but heres a report on a few days thru wyperfeld. interesting country and pretty easy drive

https://www.4wdtrip.com.au/offroad/social/forum/read.aspx?originalpostid=7505&forumid=9

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Thank you all for your input on Wyperfeld.

we camped at Snowdrift camping ground, a great place for free camping, fireplaces, and surprisingly even some firewood cut up and provided by the Ranger.   We drove down to Wonga campground through some sandy, but not too challenging tracks ( in dry condition).  At Wonga you have to online book and pay to stay, however the campground is fantastically spacious ( ideal for forum group camps hint hint!!).    But we only scraped not even a quarter of the park. Will be going back to explore the other side.

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