Cave camping near Mount Eliza with campfires

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Mount Eliza

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Hidden Valley House, Anakie

7 sites · Lodging18 acres · Anakie, VIC

Hidden Valley House is nestled in Anakie, VIC, set within the scenic Brisbane National Ranges and only a 1-hour drive from Melbourne CBD. Taking into consideration our ethos around sustainability, the cabin is “off-grid” so solar powered with a composting toilet but with all the amenities you need. The cabin has spectacular views overlooking the valley with an abundance of wildlife and has a small creek and several caves which have formed over millions of years. As well as the cabin, we offer a camping area to larger groups that need overflow accommodation if the cabin is not big enough. This makes Hidden Valley House a fantastic option for large groups wanting to have all the comfort and amenities of the cabin, but experience the back-to-basic joy of camping in nature. Set on an 18-acre property at the start of the Brisbane National Ranges, it is home to koalas, kangaroos, echidnas, sugar gliders and an abundance of birds including eagles and kookaburras. Furthermore, the land is protected by Trust for Nature and Land for Wildlife offering long-term protection for many ecosystems, species and native wildlife. The property is surrounded by national parks and is only a short drive from charming, historical towns such as Meredith and Steiglitz and only 25mins to Geelong. A number of family-owned wineries are located nearby and within Victoria’s Moorabool Valley winery. AWD/4WD recommended

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Galloping Gypsy Getaway

2 sites · Lodging12 acres · Labertouche, VIC

Come camp, caravan or book the Bungalow and relax and enjoy the views, the tranquillity and wide open spaces overlooking farmland to the Labertouche Conservation Reserve and the Bunyip State Forest. We’re less than 100km South East of Melbourne but you’ll feel a million miles away. As we only take one booking at a time you have Exclusive Use. Must visits in the area include Gumbuya World, Nangara Reserve, Noojee and Neerim South, the gateway to Mount BawBaw.

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Looking to go camping near Mount Eliza, Victoria in Australia? Hipcamp has over 840 options for you to choose from. With options as low as $10 per night, you can find the perfect campsite that fits your budget. Some of the top campsites in the area include Shacks at Kardella Park (328 reviews), Iron Brook Donkey Farm (381 reviews), and Hazelnut Valley Farm Stay (270 reviews). These campsites offer popular amenities such as showers, pet-friendly areas, and toilets. If you're into surfing, whitewater paddling, or swimming, you'll find plenty of opportunities to enjoy these activities in the area. So pack your gear and get ready for a memorable camping experience!

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