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Wannon River Farm

97%

· Hamilton, Victoria

600 acres hosted by Sam S.

6 Vehicle/Tent sites

Primitive camping

Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.

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We are located at the foothills of the famous Grampians National Park with stunning views of the mountains and are within walking distance from some of the best mountain hikes, including the new Grampian Peaks Trail at our door step. We have a total of 600 acres of bush and sheep grazing, with plenty of surrounding activities or sit beside a campfire watching the array of bird life and animals. Plenty of things to do, I'll attempt to name as many as I can! From our front gate: Grampian National Park - walk or ride 500 metres Signal Peak Hike carpark - 2.9 km Mt Abrupt Hike carpark - 3.9 km Piccaninny Hike carpark - 7.7 km Sturgeon Hike carpark - 9 km Dunkeld township - 12 km. Dunkeld has an Information Center, Arboretum stocked with trout, famous Dunkeld Cup held in November, the Dunkeld Polo Cup, dining, bakery, cafe, wineries and a service station. Grampians 18 Golf Club - 12.3 km which is open all year round (03 55 772689) Lake Bellfield - 46 km that is open to cod and trout fishing, kayaking, paddle boarding, windsurfing, swimming and any other water sport without a petrol motor as it is a water supply Halls Gap - 53 km has many walking trails, a mini golf course, cafes, supermarket and much more.Our camping sites are on a slight slope, grassy ground for your convenience. You are welcome to have campfires in the provided fire rings. These sites are suitable for caravans, tents, motorhomes, or rooftop tents. Please adhere to a "leave no trace" policy, as no facilities are available here. Guests must be self-sufficient and bring their own camping toilet, and there is no access to water or power. From your campsite, you'll enjoy exceptional views of Signal Peak, Mt. Abrupt, and Grampians National Park.

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17 Ratings · 12 reviews

Trev B.recommends

April 10, 2024

Kookaburra Site

Great spot parked up in the sheep 🐑 paddock with a great view of the Grampians

John S.recommends

April 8, 2024

Kookaburra Site

Loved the site that was prepared for us. Plenty of privacy for our group. Would highly recommend.

Chris B.recommends

April 2, 2024

Kookaburra Site

Great spot at the foot of the Grampians National Park. Sites are well planed and spread out, with only a handful of other sites to share with. Will definitely return. Highly recommended.

Andrew W.recommends

April 1, 2024

Kookaburra Site

Great Spot

Highly recommend this camp - will be back. Nice spaced-out camp sites - magnificent views - sites are clean and a great fire pit and wood as well. Locked gates give's you that feeling of security while out exploring. The hosts are genuine friendly people who called in and said hello.

Dean S.recommends

March 31, 2024

Kookaburra Site

Great spot close to everything in the grampians. Sites are nice and big and spaced apart.

John S.

March 19, 2024

Kookaburra Site

6 flat separated sites, each with a fire pit, in a sheep paddock. Location has good access to the Grampians and good views of nearby peaks but the site is quite stark and open. With 17 percent Hipcamp impost we felt it expensive.

Location

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

Hosted by Sam S.Joined in June 2023

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