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Paradise Beach Camping

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· Paradise Beach, Victoria

1 acre hosted by Joel G.

1 Vehicle/Tent site

Come and set up camp for a few days on this private site at Paradise Beach. Campers will love the short walk to the beach, an established fire pit and access to (a small amount of) water from the provided tank. Please be economical with the water so there is enough left for everyone else. There is also a shelter shed which you are welcome to use to escape with wind, rain or sun. There is a cabin on the property which is not accessible. There are no facilities here, campers will need to be self sufficient and leave no trace. A short drive down the road you'll find a general store, a takeaway shop and great picnic areas. The property is located 3.5 hours east of Melbourne. Entry to the site is from a small driveway on the lower side of the property. Please keep all tents and vans within close proximity to the cabin to ensure you are within my properties boundary and there are no overlaps. The terrain is sandy, however it's very compact and suitable for most sedans, vans and average vehicles.Come and set up camp for a few days on this private site at Paradise Beach. Campers will love the short walk to the beach, an established fire pit and access to (a small amount of) water from the provided tank. Please be economical with the water so there is enough left for everyone else. There is also a shelter shed which you are welcome to use to escape with wind, rain or sun. There is a cabin on the property which is not accessible. There are no facilities here, campers will need to be self sufficient and leave no trace. A short drive down the road you'll find a general store, a takeaway shop and great picnic areas. The property is located 3.5 hours east of Melbourne. Entry to the site is from a small driveway on the lower side of the property. Please keep all tents and vans within close proximity to the firepit on the lower part of the block to ensure you are within my properties boundary and there are no overlaps. The terrain is sandy, however it's very compact and suitable for most sedans, vans and average vehicles.

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15 Ratings · 14 reviews

Sarah H.

January 14, 2024

Paradise Beach Camping

Tree grown over couldn’t access site or power. Lots of mosquitoes.

James R.doesn't recommend

January 4, 2024

Paradise Beach Camping

Red hand prints

The red *blood looking* hands on the side of the cabin was enough to not stay the night to be honest. We went somewhere else

Alex U.recommends

December 29, 2023

Paradise Beach Camping

Perfect spot, literally 5 minutes from a completely deserted and perfect beach. The camp site was easy to find and more than accessible in a 2WD. Be prepared to fight the mosquitos, but otherwise a perfect hidden gem!

Surinder B.doesn't recommend

December 23, 2023

Paradise Beach Camping

Couldn't find the address at first place. It was so uneven and dirty place. No response from owner. It shouldn't be on the market for camping 😕.

Jeremy N.recommends

September 30, 2023

Paradise Beach Camping

Ideal location

Stayed one night here. Very close to the beach at high tide you can hear the waves breaking, such a therapeutic sound. Shaded areas to keep cool during the hot days. Hope to spend more time there.

Rebecca C.recommends

March 14, 2023

Paradise Beach Camping

Beautiful shady spot walking distance to the beach. Such a sleepy town. Water and camp fire and plenty of wood on site. Breeming with wallabies, kangaroos, kookaburras and numerous other wildlife.

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Paradise Beach, Victoria, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Kurnai (Gunai) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Joel G.Joined in June 2021

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