Camping in The Mallee
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Noela P’s Land, nr Lake Tyrrell
1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Sea Lake, Buloke
Sea Lake is a small town with a big heart, known for its fantastic Silo-Art Trail and magnificent Lake Tyrrell, Victoria's largest salt lake. It's an exceptional area for stargazing and photography.
We offer a basic small suburban block on a corner of two roads for self-contained travellers, an ideal place to stop over for a day or a few, and use as a base for day-tripping to the sights around the district. The block is empty and does not have trees or plants. Tyrrell Lake is just five minutes drive down the road. A grocery shop is just a stone's throw away, and there is also a public swimming pool five minutes walk away. It can get hot here!
We have a tap with drinking water available. No shower/toilet/cooking/rubbish facilities however so you must be self-contained and take all waste with you.
Firepit provided (BYO wood) when total fire-ban is NOT in effect. Pets are welcome.
Located off the Calder Highway, around 350 kilometres north-west of Melbourne, and 70 kilometres west of Swan Hill.
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Potable water
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AU$30
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
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Green Grass Landscaped Area
1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Lascelles, Yarriambiack
Come and camp on this green grass landscaped in Lascelles, Victoria.
The property has easy access to the Silo Art Trail (across the road and surrounding area). There is a pub directly across the street with meals, booze etc.
Campers will enjoy the abundance of scenery and activities in the area, including the nearby lake for fishing, kayaking and swimming.
There are firepits available for use, public toilets at the reserve next door.
Potable water
Campfires
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AU$40
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
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