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Lake Boga Foreshore Site

90%

· Victoria

1 acre hosted by Kerrie O.

1 Vehicle/Tent site

The campsite is located on the foreshore of Lake Boga. The lake itself is 3km across and is an oasis of activity known for its swimming and fishing spots, active trails, waterskiing, kayaking, SUP and boating of any kind, including yachting. Situated adjacent to the Murray Valley Highway, Lake Boga is 40 km north of Kerang and only 15 km south of Swan Hill. The house is situated with the glorious lake views out the front and the view of the silo art out the back. Silo art is completed by the renowned Tim Bowtell. The property is walking distance to the Catalina Flying Boat Museum, cafe, pub, post office, pharmacists. The block offers lush green grass with a nice beach out the front - perfect for the water sports enthused (park the boat right out the front). Lake Boga is also a haven for the bird watchers. Relax and take in the beautiful sunrises. There are no facilities here, campers need to be self contained and leave no trace.The campsite is located on the foreshore of Lake Boga. The lake itself is 3km across and is an oasis of activity known for its swimming and fishing spots, active trails, waterskiing, kayaking, SUP and boating of any kind, including yachting. Situated adjacent to the Murray Valley Highway, Lake Boga is 40 km north of Kerang and only 16 km south of Swan Hill. The property is walking distance to the Catalina Flying Boat Museum, cafe, pub, post office. There are no facilities here, campers need to be self contained and leave no trace.

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5 Ratings · 5 reviews

Nicci C.recommends

January 17, 2024

Lake Boga Foreshore Site

This is a great spot right on Lake Boga (10 mins from Swan Hill). The block is large enough to fit two small vans (we had two Jayco Swans) and vehicles. There is a lovely large tree at the front of the block that provides shade from the sun. The block is in a residential area with houses either side, but it was very quiet. We had a great couple of days here. The kids spent all of their time swimming and paddling on their SUPs. It is only a short walk (10 mins) to the Flying Boat Museum where there is a great cafe to have lunch (highly recommend the burgers).

Matthew S.recommends

November 16, 2023

Lake Boga Foreshore Site

Wonderful spot

A wonderful spot to camp, a big section of grass, right on the lakeshore. While there are no facilities on the site, the public changing sheds are close by (showers and loos). Don't miss the Lake Boga community garden.

Zak R.recommends

November 7, 2023

Lake Boga Foreshore Site

A beautiful quiet spot and location right on the lake. Perfect for an overnight stop with kids. Easy access with a small-medium Van, big vans would struggle I reckon. It's essentially a spare block but it's just perfect for a quiet and affordable stay. Do recommend!

Angela B.

October 2, 2023

Lake Boga Foreshore Site

Great Views but not very private

It was a very pretty site overlooking the lake, but unfortunately it wasn't as private as we hoped it would be, nestled among other people's front yards who were also enjoying the lake with their families, and there were no toilet facilities anywhere nearby. We were not set up for this type of camping arrangement, so had to find accommodation elsewhere.

Natasha And Matt @.recommends

August 17, 2023

Lake Boga Foreshore Site

Such a lovely spot nestled between houses and across from the lake. The area is quiet and safe. We had a wonderful time here.

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Victoria, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Wemba Wemba First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Kerrie O.Joined in June 2021

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