Beech Forest, VIC · 1 site · Tent, RVOtway Canopy Camp is a peaceful property nestled in the pristine Otway Rainforest belt of Beech Forest — approximately 40 minutes from both Colac and Apollo Bay. The site is ideal for singles, couples, or small families looking to unwind in nature.
Wander through your own private patch of rainforest on this seven-acre property, or use the site as a base to explore nearby attractions like the Redwood Forest, Beauchamp Falls, Hopetoun Falls, and Triplet Falls. Walk the Old Beechy Rail Trail or hire an electric bike from Otway e bikes near by.
Access is easy, with a gently sloping, solid gravel driveway leading to a flat gravel area for parking and turning. There’s a level grassy area perfect for pitching a tent, and you're welcome to park under cover in the carport.
Other Things to Note
My private caravan is parked in the carport and is not available for hire or use. However, you’ll have the entire property to yourself — I won’t be onsite during your stay.
There are cows on the seven-acre property, however, the campsite area is approx. 1/2 acre and is encapsulated by its own fence and is cow-free. You are welcome to wander around the rest of the property where the cows are and down into the forest. Please see the aerial photo for the property boundary. There is a picturesque spring-fed creek, but please be mindful that there may be leeches in the muddy parts of the banks, so sturdy boots are recommended. Remember to check your pets too.
This campsite is best suited to self-contained campers who bring their own toilet, shower, and drinking water. There are no bathroom facilities on-site, but a public toilet is just a one-minute drive away in Beech Forest.
Art Reach Cafe Gallery is just a short stroll away, and The Perch restaurant in Lavers Hill is about a 20-minute drive. Please check their opening hours, especially during the low season.
Campfires
Please check seasonal fire restrictions and respect Total Fire Ban days. BYO firewood or purchase a bag onsite for $15. Please use the designated fire pit in the open space and ensure your fire is fully extinguished before leaving.
Safety
The forest has some very old, tall trees, so just a friendly reminder to stay out from under big trees when it's windy, as tree limbs can fall unexpectedly.