Waterfall camping near Wodonga

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Australia
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Victoria
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Wodonga

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Thornbridge near Wineries, Lakes

20 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Wangaratta, VIC

Only 3 large campsites! Great for family groups and friends, lots of room. Kids under 5 stay free, pet friendly. North East Vic is a tourist mecca, with food and wine, lakes and rivers, cycling and markets, mountains and waterfalls. - We are only 2 and half hours from Melbourne and 20 mins off Hume Fwy, via Wangaratta. Please read the whole listing, lots to tell you about us. Campsites 1 is large and can accommodate two vans and 2 - 3 tents (or 14 -16 people). Campsites 2 and 3 are smaller and more suited to one van with 1 - 2 tents (or 4 - 6 people). Ample car parking. Campsites are 110m apart with a light screen of trees in between, no crowds here. Accessed via 3.5km of rough dirt track - not recommended for low vehicles or low towing vans. The track is rough BUT easily driven by all vehicles - just drive slowly. Dogs welcome, firewood is easily gathered by you, and often in piles by your campsite. Campsites are NOT near water. They are near a dry gully, with an **** unfenced dam.**** We have a beautiful swimming hole at the property entrance, in Boggy Creek. Guests are welcome to enjoy the shaded lawn area, BBQ and pot belly fire. The creek is 3kms from the campsites. Near The Hut is the gate to take a walk up to Sugar Loaf (500m return), where you can see amazing grass trees and place a rock on the cairn. Look for the wallabies that live up there. Stay with us to get away from crowded campsites, to enjoy a quieter holiday, while being close to a great tourist district. The King Valley showcases wineries, gourmet food, eateries, restaurants, pubs, brewery, even a gin distillery. We are surrounded by creeks, rivers and lakes, with many fishing, swimming and kayaking options - all within a 30 minute drive! Take a walk to the top of Sugar Loaf, and see unique grass trees on this rocky hill, while catching sight of Mount Buffalo. 8kms to Moyhu which has a pub, coffee shop, general store - all with great food options. You can get petrol, take away, gas etc.

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Looking for a camping experience near Wodonga, Victoria in Australia that's all about waterfalls? Hipcamp has got you covered! With over 9 options specifically tailored to your waterfall preference, you'll be sure to find the perfect spot to enjoy the cascading beauty of nature. Whether you're a seasoned camper or new to the game, there's something for everyone. Check out top campsites like Wabonga Camp (55 reviews), Creal's Rest (31 reviews), and Elm Grove Sanctuary (32 reviews) for a guaranteed memorable stay. Plus, you'll have access to popular amenities such as potable water, cooking equipment, and toilets. And if you're feeling adventurous, indulge in activities like wind sports, biking, and wildlife watching. With an average price per night of $40 and options starting as low as $18, camping near Wodonga never looked so good!

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