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The best caravan sites in Errinundra National Park, VIC

Name: Errinundra National Park
Address: Camping
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Discover Errinundra's natural splendor from rainforests to campgrounds.

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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Errinundra National Park adventure.

Top-rated campsites near Errinundra National Park

Kanukadale Forest River Retreat

1. Kanukadale Forest River Retreat

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14km from Errinundra National Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

We have 20 acres of lush river flats adjoining the pristine Brodribb River in the Goongerah Valley. Due to the pristine, clean water straight off the surrounding mountains and the rich fertile river flats, early settlers used this place as a market garden to supply fruit and vegetables to the local townsfolk. After our purchase in 2000, we turned it into a self-sufficient paradise, always welcoming visitors to come and enjoy the land with us. Our BYO campsites are near the river where you can reconnect with nature amongst the tall trees. Kanukadale is a working Nature Retreat Sanctuary, so additional to BYO campsites, we also offer our Bell Tents when the retreats are not running. Here at Kanukadale, you will share the space with very friendly horses, ponies, miniature goats and our donkey. The property is child friendly as the boundary, river and paddocks are well fenced. You can do as much or as little as you want during your stay. Be sure to check out our awesome animal focussed activities that we offer here. You can find them under Experiences. You are welcome to bring your own horses and dogs. Dogs must stay on a lead whilst on the property and responsible pet ownership is essential here, as is a respectful attitude towards all the other sentient beings on the property. We do not allow generators here. There is lots to do in the area with heaps of nature immersion. East Gippsland is one of the most bio-diverse areas on mainland Australia. You can explore rare, Old Growth forest, historic gold mines, climb to the peak of Mt Ellery and walk through the Errinundra Plateau. Mountain bike riding, horseriding, 4wd touring and bushwalking is awesome in this area. There is a camp kitchen with a communal fridge, microwave, stove and electricity. There is also a composting toilet and hot shower facilities. There is free wifi. THERE ARE NO SHOPS OR FUEL OR MOBILE RECEPTION. WIFI CALLING WORKS IF YOU HAVE THAT OPTION. THE CLOSEST TOWN IS 50 KM TO DELEGATE OR 70KM TO ORBOST. YOU NEED TO COME COMPLETELY PREPARED OR IT’S A LONG DRIVE TO TOWN. THERE IS A PUBLIC PHONE BOX UP THE ROAD.

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Stockyard Lane

2. Stockyard Lane

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41km from Errinundra National Park · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

*** All Profits until April 20th, 2024 will be donated to The Cancer Council via The Sh*tbox Rally - So far, HipCampers have donated over $800 to research for the Cancer Council!! *** A wonderful 32 acre property in Cabbage Tree Creek, with 5 dams and an abundance of native flora and fauna. Only a minutes walk from a quaint “outback” general store with giftware, lunch and a good coffee. Onsite we have a range of farm animals (cows, chickens and sheep). Locally there are many walks and tracks ideal for families wanting to see some of what Gippsland has to offer. Situated on the Princes Highway, about 18 minutes from Orbost and 10 minutes drive from a public dump station. If you’re travelling between Sydney and Melbourne and want a peaceful break, this is it! Campers must be self sufficient with their own camping toilet and take all waste with them on departure (Public black water disposal site 10 mins towards Orbost) If you wish to make a further donation please copy and paste this link in your browser - https://autumn2024.shitboxrally.com.au/pixels or use the QR code in the picture. (It's Tax deductible for Aussies!)

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The Old Blackwood Mill

3. The Old Blackwood Mill

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45km from Errinundra National Park · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

Site of the old Blackwood Timber Mill, situated on the Bemm River in a very secluded setting and surrounded by State forests. This magnificent property offers camping by the river, fishing, hiking, canoeing, beautiful swimming holes and much more. This area supports an abundance of wild life including Kangaroos, Wombats, Goannas, Samba Deer, Sugar Gliders, Eastern Water Dragons and an amazing amount of bird life. Fire pits available Flushing toilets on site Bringing Pets? Please make sure that you have treated your furry friends with a Tick Treatment.

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Thurra Bush Camping

4. Thurra Bush Camping

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47km from Errinundra National Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs

Pristine bush setting bordered by the Thurra River, entirely surrounded by State Forest. Campers can enjoy bushwalking amongst native Flora and Fauna, great swimming holes, paddling on the river or sitting back & relaxing my the campfire (local regulations permitting. It's a short day trip to the Shipwreck Coast, Point Hicks and Wingan Inlet. Approximately 30 minutes to Tamboon Inlet for fantastic boating and fishing. 1 hour to Mallacoota, featuring pristine beaches, 18 hole golf course, lake fishing and boating. Well behaved dogs welcome - they must remain on lead due to nearby wildlife. Firewood is available for purchase as an extra at checkout.

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Secluded Konda Blueberry Farm

5. Secluded Konda Blueberry Farm

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52km from Errinundra National Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Konda Blueberry Farm is located 10 minutes drive from Marlo, and 15 minutes from the beautiful Cape Conran beaches. The Farm is set on 132 acres of bushland, with about 15 acres cleared for the half acre abundant blueberry orchard. There are many bush tracks throughout the property to explore and a large community of birdlife is ever present. Other wildlife you may see, Wombats,Kangaroos,Deer and Wallabies. We do recommend a 4WD as the ground in some areas is quite sandy but still accessible with 2wd. Access to the pristine Cabbage Tree ck for kayaking/canoeing or fishing is available. We have two sites for campers (for either tents and RVs) that are tucked into cleared bushland areas, with lovely bush views, and privacy for just your own group. You'll need to be fully independent, with your water and shower, and must take all waste when you depart. Campfires are permitted,(except on total fire bans) and there are two fire pits on site with swing over hot plates and pot/kettle chain. We also welcome dogs but please keep on a lead at all times as wild life can be present. We don't offer self-picking at our farm yet, however when the berries are in season (Jan - Feb), you are welcome to purchase punnets picked that day! Fresh blueberries for your campfire breakfast, yum! We look forward to welcoming you to Konda Blueberry farm; a wonderful, safe base camp to explore this lovely region.

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SIBA Retreat Centre

6. SIBA Retreat Centre

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53km from Errinundra National Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

SIBA Retreat Centre is a beautiful and friendly Buddhist retreat centre in the Snowy River country of East Gippsland, Victoria. Formerly ONTOS, it was founded by Lama Choedak Rinpoche and formally opened and consecrated by His Eminence Chogye Trichen Rinpoche in 2006. During this time His Eminence gave the centre the dharma name 'Tsarchen Choeling'. SIBA has all the conditions for the perfect retreat. Simply being at SIBA calms the senses and heals the mind. SIBA is a welcoming and peaceful refuge and its unique atmosphere is well known to visitors.

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Ridge Park Cape Conran

7. Ridge Park Cape Conran

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53km from Errinundra National Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs

https://visitmarlo.com.au/ The property is located between Marlo and Cape Conran in Far East Gippsland. Orbost is 25km’s away if you need groceries and services, ( toilet dump is near Forest park & top up your water at the toilet block near the SES building) We are a working Beef property, we have 2 working cattle dogs. We have Angus cows and Wagyu bulls and produce First cross wagyu calves. We have dorper sheep and an Alpaca for protection. Some of the sites have ocean views. This is a large paddock with no designated camp sites. YOU get to choose where you set up. There’s plenty of options so pick a site with a bit of space around you. In whale migration season you can often see the whales breaching off shore, otherwise sit back and spot the odd sailing boat or enjoy the sunsets. There’s a bush track through the bush down to a good surf FISHING beach, or Point Ricardo is 1 km away. We are 10 kilometres to the mouth of the Snowy River and the township of Marlo where there is a 2 great coffee shops and the Marlo Hotel where you can watch the sunset over the Snowy Estuary and have a great meal. To the east 8kms is Cape Conran with swimming beaches and a boat ramp to the ocean. The site setting is a cow paddock, there are NO facilities available you must be fully self sufficient. This venue will suit RV ‘s, caravans or the fully self contained rustic camper that have their OWN TOILETS!

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Snowy Serenity

8. Snowy Serenity

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54km from Errinundra National Park · 4 sites

Snowy Serenity is located 10 minute drive from Orbost. The paddock area is set on 5 acres of mostly flat land, with views across farmland with amazing sunsets to sit back and enjoy. Come and enjoy the Serenity If you’re travelling between Sydney & Melbourne and need a quiet night, make us your half way stop. The bird life is amazing so bring the binoculars. Orbost is a lovely town which has many shops, so if you need stocking up take a stroll through Orbost. There is a Foodworks, IGA, Fuel, Pub, Hardware, Bate & tackle store, chemist, Bakeries (the pies are the best), and lots more. Great phone Reception Don’t forget to check out our extras we have on offer. Explore the Snowy River National Park,Raymond Creek Falls,Young’s Creek Falls,Cabbage Tree Creek Flora Reserve, Grandview Lookout,Cycle along the East Gippsland Rail Trail,Lots of Fishing spots so bring the rods, enjoy a stroll around Orbost showcasing the towns historic buildings, take a Drive to Marlo and enjoy the beautiful beaches, river and scenic walks. So much to see and do or just sit back and enjoy the serenity. There are NO AMENITIES here, campers MUST BE FULLY SELF- CONTAINED and leave no trace. Dump point is available in Orbost. Fires are allowed as long as they are in a fire drum/pit and as long as the fire ban guidelines are followed. We have fire wood available for sale Fire drums and wood available(check out our extras), if you arrive and decide you need a drum and firewood just let us know. Pets are welcome, but please ensure they are on lead and under control as there are cattle on surrounding properties. Please clean up after your pets. We ask that you take all rubbish with you on departure. We look forward to hosting you all

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Snowy River Frontage Great Fishing

9. Snowy River Frontage Great Fishing

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57km from Errinundra National Park · 8 sites · Tents, RVs

These campsites are right on the Snowy River with flat grass to setup on. This spot is an excellent fishing spot for Bream, if fishing is your thing this is a very good place to camp. The riverbank here has rocks on it and small black crabs can be found for bait. An absolutely beautiful place to wake up in and relax, it is where the river wraps around the second island directly in front and the entrance to Lake Corringle. Lots of room to spread out and set up - not crowded at all. 4x4 and all-wheel drive access only. Guests are required to be fully self-sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure. Campfires are permitted when there are no restrictions in place which is most of the time. They must be kept contained and at a reasonable size. Boats can be launched nearby and moored at your campsite. Samphire can be picked and eaten from this location. Boat access directly to Marlo Hotel and river mouth. Pets welcome.

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Two Creeks Meet

10. Two Creeks Meet

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58km from Errinundra National Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

*Due to the weather situation in the area the creek flows are sporadic. However, the several waterholes on the creeks do maintain water. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns* Our little piece of paradise is nestled quietly in a valley in Wulgulmerang East in East Gippsland. With 111 acres of primarily untouched native bushland to explore, we know this land needs to be shared to appreciate the beauty. With two creeks meeting and Goodwin Gorge on the property there are plenty of natural delights to enjoy. Approximately 2kms down the road is the convergence of the mighty Alpine and Snowy National Parks. Here you will find Little River Falls and Little River Gorge which are only minutes away from the property. Little River Gorge is Victoria's deepest Gorge and home to the one of the last colonies of the critically endangered Black Footed Rock Wallaby. The Wulgulmerang Creek that runs through the property, empties into the gorge in a stunning cascade, after rain. We are a dog friendly property but as we share this land with a myriad of wildlife we ask that appropriate respect is considered. McKillops Bridge is approx 20kms away. McKillops Road is considered amongst the 10 most scenic drives in Australia, with jaw dropping scenery along the way. Alternately take the scenic drive to Jindabyne along the Barry Way approximately 2 1/2 hours away. The property is remote with the nearest township of Buchan 40 minutes away. We will endeavour to have basic emergency supplies available at the homestead. There is no mobile coverage at the campsites, giving you the opportunity to disconnect from your electronics and enjoy nature. There is access to the Wifi at the homestead if you do need to make calls.

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Snowy River Frontage - Hip 2

11. Snowy River Frontage - Hip 2

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59km from Errinundra National Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

4x4 ONLY The property is on the Snowy River flood plains near the river mouth. Sea ships once docked at the slips many years ago taking produce to Melbourne. Cattle and Sea Vegetables are grown on this fertile country. Camping is available right on the banks of the Snowy River across from Marlo with direct access to the Snowy River. 4x4 access only. Guests are required to be fully self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure. Campfires are permitted when there are no restrictions in place. They must be kept contained and at a reasonable size. Boats can be launched and moored at your campsite. Samphire can be picked and eaten from this location, we can explain this via message if you don't know what it is. There is excellent fishing along the Snowy for guests to enjoy. Pets welcome.

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Snowy River Station

12. Snowy River Station

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60km from Errinundra National Park · 50 sites · Tents, RVs

Enjoy open spaces and deserted beach, using our farm as base camp to explore the amazing Snowy River Region on the Wilderness Coast. We offer sites for self-contained campers only and there is no services, pets are welcome. Please note - All the area that has been slashed in the front paddocks you can camp in and spread out. Beach access is straight over the road from the front gate You can lite fires and firewood is for sale at the farm gate store honesty box further down the road from the gate you enter if you don't bring your own. Escape the modern tourist world and in a pristine, undeveloped old country farming area right on the coast near the mouth of the famous Snowy River. Amazing fishing in both the River and Corringle Beach, with many different species caught at different times of the year. Enjoy the 40-kilometre deserted beach, sun baking (even nude if that's your thing), and swimming, but care must be taken (unpatrolled surf beach). Romantic sunsets with no one but the odd seal and sounds of the waves to disturb you. Beach fire at night is something special to do. The beach track is across from the front gate, there is no beach sign from the road because the public will then use the track which is only for Hipcampers and you wont enjoy the deserted beach. Call me if you cant find the track, but most people have not had a problem. This walking access is steep, easier tracks can be driven to down the road. Or take a dip in the river further down the road, and explore the waterways, with many birds; black swans in the lakes next to camp, plus kangaroos, wombats, emu and deer. There is a boat ramp just down the road to explore the river system. Perfect for water sports, and with fish cleaning tables at the wharf. Go by boat to the Marlo Hotel from the wharf straight over the river. Orbost is 15 minutes drive and has a supermarket, hotel, bottle shop and other conveniences. We are open to accepting larger group bookings, but please discuss this with us first. Other things you can do in the area: - Driving trips to High Country Scenic Route and exploring the High Country (4-5 hour round trip). - Visit the Buchan Caves about an hour into the High Country - they are amazing. - Explore Cape Conran & you can even Dive for Abalone and Crayfish. - Visit Lakes Entrance and buy Seafood from the Trawlers. - Drive to Mt Hotham ski resort and explore the Omeo High Country (3 hours) - Visit Gordon at the Opal & Gemstone House in Orbost and find out about the gold, geology and gemstones of the area, hearing first-hand stories about how the area was many years ago from a great local old-timer who loves to share his knowledge and the old ways things were done.

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Grandview Sanctuary

13. Grandview Sanctuary

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62km from Errinundra National Park · 5 sites

Grandview is located on 8 acres in the township of Buchan. The campsites have beautiful mountain views and the property is close to the Buchan River. The property is a great place to base yourself, within walking distance to the Buchan Caves Hotel, Roadhouse, General Store and the world acclaimed Buchan Caves. Take a 1/2 day or full day trip into the mountains and see the mighty Snowy River and Little River Gorge. Buchan is also a 45 minute drive to the ocean and the 90 mile beach. Grandview is one of the original homesteads of Buchan, which we are in the process of lovingly restoring. We have the belief that this place is to be shared. We love where we live and this is our way of sharing the beauty of the Buchan and surrounding valleys.

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Pine Corner

14. Pine Corner

95%

(29)

77km from Errinundra National Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

The Property is situated on the pristine Wallagaraugh river near the Victorian and New South Wales border, 8km down an all weather dirt road has some bumpy sections, accessible for caravaners and boaters and is approximately 45 km from Eden and 40 km from Mallacoota by car, very isolated but has limited phone and internet reception, 15 minutes down river Gypsy Point, another 20 minutes your at Mallacoota on the coast if you need fuel, supplies, etc, 5 to 10 minutes up river the bullring , proceeding with caution you will go through a temperate rainforest and end up at the rock wall with small waterfalls and fresh water pools. A haven for many species of birds and wildlife, sea and wedge tail eagles nesting close by a bird watchers and canoeists paradise, also many species of fish so if you want to wet a line a Victorian fishing licence is needed, the river has a 5 knot speed limit from the campsite to Gypsy Point, if your more into bushwalking or sightseeing there are several national parks within a 30 minute drive or boat trip, or just have a swim, chill, relax and enjoy the peace and serenity. one site has small tinny access to the river and the other is good for a 20 ft boat, camping and fires are only allowed in designated camping areas due to rehabilitation of river frontage large trees and flash flooding, at all sites you cannot camp or have fires in fenced off river frontage, bring your own firewood or it can be supplied for $25 per wheelbarrow when booking in, you will have to provide your own, shower, water, etc, all sites have access to a site toilet, take all waste away when you leave, I can arrange if needed by prior notice, bulk firewood, launching of boat, etc. No firewood collection, motorbike riding, shooting or 4x4ing on site, some pets on leash may be allowed by prior arrangement, there's a 10 % discount factored in at checkout if booking for 5 or more nights, if having trouble booking or any other inquiries please send message cheers John.

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Feather Glenn

15. Feather Glenn

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78km from Errinundra National Park · 1 site · Tent, RV

Nestled in the picturesque Towamba Valley, our camping site is a hidden gem on the banks of the tranquil Towamba River on the Far South Coast NSW. The Valley is surrounded by nature, from stunning coastline to the gentleness of National parks, from swimming to bushwalking. We have access to world class MTB (mountain bike) tracks under an hour away if that is your thing. Our region offers a range of activities. Our camping site is a lush grassy river flat paddock, providing a perfect escape from the world's hustle and bustle. It's a fenced grassy paddock fully fenced with farm fencing beside a quiet dirt road it has a winding pathway that leads you gently to the river's edge, where you'll discover hidden picnic areas, waiting to be explored. In this riverside escape. The river's gentle flow becomes a soothing backdrop to your experience. Trees adorned with a symphony of birdlife. As you relax by the water's edge, you'll be captivated by the harmonious dance of the river, the melodious tunes of the birds, and the subtle rustling of leaves in the breeze. It's a place where time seems to stand still, and the wonders of nature envelop you at every turn. Take a break from the busyness of activities and just enjoy some quiet time, reset your batteries and reconnect with nature. Our campsite offers just that, some time to recharge and clear your mind. It could also be used as a base to explore the region, a spacious alternative to other crowded base camps. Our property is a working Apiary farm, Home to thousands of working Honeybees, they come and go with the seasons and the floral resources of our beautiful environment. Our Business Bee & Berry is quietly working on many different experiences to open up, to answer the thousands of questions people have about Honeybees like; How is Honey made? And what does the Queen do in the Hive? Come, escape to our camping site in the Towamba Valley, and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the river, the vibrant company of birds in the trees, and the soothing embrace of the water.

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Nowa Nowa Lakeside Farmlet.

16. Nowa Nowa Lakeside Farmlet.

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79km from Errinundra National Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

Located on the picturesque Nowa Nowa arm of Lake Tyers. Our hobby farm offers 3 beautiful large campsites (1 van per site) only 20 metres from the water’s edge. YOU NEED TO PROVIDE YOUR OWN TOILET. OUR CAMPSITES DO NOT HAVE TOILET OR SHOWER FACILITIES. ALL WASTE AND RUBBISH MUST BE TAKEN WITH YOU ON DEPARTURE. Pets are welcome but we have chickens and alpacas on the property so please ensure your pets are restrained and don't upset the other animals. We have a fire pits for campers to relax around in the evenings. We can provide firewood for first night ($15) and additional firewood can be purchased from the general store (fundraiser for local CFA). Generators are allowed but only for limited time to charge essential equipment. No generators are allowed to run non stop and not between 9 pm and 9 am. If you are going to use a generator please inform other campers. NOWA NOWA WALKS AND INFORMATION…. This wetland ramble follows the shores of Lake Tyers, meandering through paperbarks and reeds with swans and Pelicans as likely company. The first section of this walk suits all abilities. FISHING… Nowa Nowa hits the fishing trifecta jackpot: excellent fishing, uncrowded waterway with accommodation, food and bait available almost at the boat ramp. Lake Tyers is renowned for it’s huge flathead, but is also excellent for bream, estuary perch, whiting, trevally, poddy mullet, mullet and leather jacket. Remember when fishing a mostly closed estuary, fish numbers can be readily depleted, so remember to ‘fish for the future’. For bait, fuel, ice and snacks, drop into the General Store. BOATING AND WATER ACTIVITIES… Nowa Nowa sits at the northern end of Lake Tyers: a long winding waterway lined by forest that connect the town by water to the coastal town of Lake Tyers Beach, where the lake meets the ocean. The boat ramp at Nowa Nowa allows for launching of small recreational fishing boats. The narrow, protected nature of the waterway also make it ideal for exploring by kayak, canoe and SUP. The tranquil waters of the numerous arms are ideal for canoeing where many species of birds can be observed. Water skiing is only permitted in the lower lake. Boating on rivers and lakes demands special care. NOWA NOWA GENERAL STORE/Post Office. Only a 5-minute walk. As with so many tiny country towns, the ‘General’ is the core of the community, with post office, petrol station, coffee stop, gifts and clothing, snacks, the daily paper and milk as well as other essentials (beer and wine;) This is also the place to come to find out anything about the local area You can get local fishing information from the friendly staff, stock up on fuel, great coffee and groceries, wine/beer, fishing tackle, bait, fire wood and more without having to drive! Only a 5 min walk to Mingling Waters (temporarily closed) EAST GIPPSLAND RAIL-TRAIL… Nowa Nowa sits almost in the middle of the 100 km long East Gippsland Rail Trail, which stretches 60 km to the western end in Bairnsdale, and 40 km east to it’s finish in Orbost. Nowa Nowa is the ideal base for exploring the trail in both directions! The rail trail features many historic timber bridges built to take the train line across the area’s many rivers and deep forested gullies. The trail offers a superb experience of riding through forest, uninterrupted by traffic on the gentle gradients required by trains. Several of the most spectacular bridges on the trail are easily accessible from Nowa Nowa: the Nowa Nowa bridge spanning Boggy Creek, best viewed from the foot bridge downstream; Stony Creek Trestle 6 km to the west, and the partial Wairewa Bridge (also known as O’Grady’s) 8 km to the east. Detailed information and a trail map can be downloaded from the trail’s website MOUNTAIN BIKE PARK AND BMX TRACK… The Nowa Nowa Mountain Bike Park takes advantage of the timbered slopes of nearby Mt Nowa Nowa to create a 26 km series of flowing cross country trails, centred on a trail head on the Old Nowa Nowa – Buchan road. The five trails range in difficulty from easy to moderately challenging, with something to suit all levels of rider. Detail about the park on the Victorian Government Explore Outdoors website FOUR WHELL DRIVING… Surrounded on all sides by state forests and forest reserves, Nowa Nowa is a ‘drive-in – drive-out’ location for those who love exploring nature by four wheel drive. A vast network of forestry roads covers all forest area, with roads varying in quality from well maintained and graded gravel roads readily driven by two wheel drives, to small eroded tracks that require high clearance, low range four wheel drive vehicles and driving skills to match. Basic essentials to carry when driving in the forest are food, water, spare tyre and reliable digital or hard copy maps: it is strongly recommended that you tell someone of your planned route and expected return time. Remember that many forest areas are out of mobile phone range, so digital maps must work offline. Forestry roads may at times be used by logging trucks as well as other vehicles: a UHF radio tuned to channel 40 is helpful to remain alert to, and alert others of your presence on sometimes narrow winding roads. LAKES ENTRANCE… It's just a 20 minute drive to the beautiful seaside town of LAKES ENTRANCE where they have supermarkets, shops, cafes, restaurants, great fresh seafood and lovely beaches. Enjoy a waterfront dining scene in Lakes Entrance with fine dining seafood restaurants, fish and chips, and chic cafes. From laid back, casual street dining to high-end seafood restaurants, all your bases are covered with Lakes Entrance's restaurants and cafes. BRUTHEN… is only a 20 minute drive. Experience Bruthen. It offers shops of country charm and character to browse with leisure and an art gallery featuring local talented paintings, homewares and gifts. A children’s playground and skate park are set just to the western end of the township. The local brewery offers up not just great beer, but food and atmosphere to match, as does the local pub (hint: Evening sunset views are magic). Each of the cafes in town boast local produce and home-style goodies which will have you longing for a return to this little gem. Be sure to check out the different markets held throughout the year here. In the meantime, be sure to take home some of East Gippsland’s offerings. THE BUCHAN CAVES RESERVE.. 30 minutes North. Take a guided tour through the Fairy Cave or Royal Cave. Carved out by an ancient underground river over millions of years, these caverns are famous for their intricate stalactites, stalagmites, and calcite pools. Picnic spots, camping ground, walking tracks and a variety of flora and fauna, including koalas, over forty species of birds, kangaroos and currawongs. THE BUCHAN CAVES HOTEL After exploring the trails, head into the small town township to visit the Buchan Caves Hotel. Rebuilt as a striking timber structure after a devastating fire, it is highly regarded by locals for its warm hospitality, massive open fireplaces, and classic, hearty pub meals—an ideal spot to unwind after a day of caving and hiking. ORBOST… 25 minute drive East and you are in ORBOST. The East Gippsland town of Orbost lies at the heart of Snowy River country, surrounded by national parks, forests and beaches. The tiny Orbost town centre offers opportunities to recharge over country fare at cafes and bakeries. The striking Orbost Exhibition Centre is the town’s artistic heart, showcasing local timbers through its construction and exhibitions, as well as the handiworks of local artists. Relocated from the upper Snowy River, the historical Slab Hut is an original 1872 pioneer hut that now houses the Orbost Visitor Information Centre. Take a drive into the Snowy River National Park through tall forests to see the Little River Gorge – Victoria’s deepest gorge – and Little River Falls, a 600-metre high waterfall. Visitors can launch a canoe on the Snowy River or cycle around on a self-guided ride.

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Mingling Waters

17. Mingling Waters

90%

(43)

79km from Errinundra National Park · 20 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Mingling Waters, nestled along the pristine Nowa Nowa arm of Lake Tyers, is a peaceful retreat only 15 minutes drive from the costal town of Lakes Entrance. Offering a range of charming, rustic accommodations. Guests can choose from quaint cottages, bunkhouses, glamping and camping accommodation or powered campsites, making it ideal for both solo escapes and group bookings. The park is well-equipped with a camp kitchen, a recreational lounge, and a rustic dining and bar area that houses Jack Ramsdells famous wooden sculpture, "Ra", which is open from Thursday to Sunday, serving tap beer, drinks, and hearty meals. For outdoor enthusiasts, the area is a haven for activities such as cycling along the rail trail, exploring nearby mountain bike tracks, boating, kayaking, fishing, walking tracks and hiking. On cooler days, the park's recreational room, complete with a wood-burning fireplace, offers a cosy indoor retreat and is also cooled for use in the summer months. Mingling Waters is a gateway to nearby scenic landmarks like the Rail Trail and the iconic Stoney Creek Trestle Bridge, the local fishing is excellent and it's positioned perfectly for both cyclists and nature lovers alike.

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Lotsa Trees Mountain Escape

18. Lotsa Trees Mountain Escape

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29km from Errinundra National Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

Set in the mountains not far from the Snowies (Snowy Mountains), with 65 acres of heavy gum trees and a seasonal creek. Experience lots of wildlife including including lyrebirds. The area has a lot of old gold mines within a 5 kilometre walk and many bike trails surrounded by mostly thick trees. Take your mountain bike on the old gold mining tracks which some would say are 4x4 trails but I have a station wagon and if you go slow it's ok. Turn right at Bush Pixie Mating Circle in Google Maps. This campsite has access to drinking water and a toilet (but no shower). There is access to rubbish facilities. Relax by the crackling fire in the evenings. You can just receive 4G phone reception at the top of the hill in the clearing, next to the national park. Pets welcome. https://youtube.com/shorts/39LHMugKwME?si=AjhwwjElOfhyMPTJ

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Lake Corringle Camp Park

19. Lake Corringle Camp Park

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57km from Errinundra National Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Secluded acreage surrounded by natural bush land. Large camping sites are situated on flat grass land nestled amongst the trees with ample room for vans and boats Property contains several dams. 5kms to boat ramp on the Snowy River. 5km to pristine Beaches. Great quiet and relaxing location situated nearby to towns, waterways, beaches and mountains.

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Big Group Land

20. Big Group Land

58km from Errinundra National Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

These sites are private sites for large groups only and groups that want to make noise and not upset others during busy periods. You can have music playing and set up your own area with tents and other things of any size and spread out. This camping area is close to the beach. There are 3 large group areas, 2 of them are close to a manmade canal that is big enough to park boats in and get direct access to the Snowy River and Marlo Hotel. They are close to beach access.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Tracy

3 days ago

9 m travel trailer

2 nights at Snowy Serenity

This was a beau tranquul farm stay. The hists we very friendly and easy to talk to. The site was lively and very scenic. We had a great stay and would recommend the farm to others.

Julian

2 weeks ago

6 m travel trailer

With pets

2 nights at Snowy Serenity

Lovely quiet location… Cathy and Alan were terrific.. friendly and helpful… “Serenity “ is well described..👍☀️☀️

Rachel

2 weeks ago

5 m pop-up camper

1 night at Snowy Serenity

Lovely spot for an overnight stay. Clean and comfortable sites and the hosts Cath and Alan were very accommodating during our stay. Would stay again.

Katie

2 weeks ago

5 m campervan

With pets

1 night at Grandview Sanctuary

The place was lovely and I had it all to myself. I thought it a little expensive given there was no utilities but it was a nice sunrise and I was comfortable.

Annie

3 weeks ago

7 m travel trailer

With pets

3 nights at Grandview Sanctuary

We had a lovely stay, property very well kept, hosts very helpful. Close to town, toilets, caves and good fed at the pub! Bring chocks as lsome of the and can be uneven. Our dog loved the relaxing noise of the cows and horses, great spot!!

Jacqueline

October 2026

9 m travel trailer

With kids

3 nights at Grandview Sanctuary

Lovely hosts and beautiful views. We enjoyed camping amongst the rolling hills, having a fire and enjoying the serenity of Buchan. Paul was fantastic meeting us on arrival and bringing us fire wood, checking in and answering any questions we had. We would absolutely recommend and visit again.

Drew

September 2026

4 m pop-up camper

Weekend Trip to Grandview Sanctuary

An easy access place within walking distance from the town centre. Beautiful scenery of the farm and the rolling hills.

Andrew

September 2026

8 m travel trailer

With pets

3 nights at Grandview Sanctuary

Quiet and relaxing. Close to public with great meals.

Jesse

September 2026

11 m pop-up camper

1 night at Snowy Serenity

Cath and Alan were a delight and made this simple yet beautiful property a warm and cozy welcome/experience. Definitely cannot complain for the price point and was incredibly easy to find. The bonus (if you are inclined that way) was the phone reception (I tend to work a lot remotely, so was definitely a bonus on my Tuesday night stay). Was a last minute booking and yet was a seamless experience. Would highly recommend as an overnighter, close to town and the main roads, yet so quiet (plus the stars were amazing).

James

July 2026

Tent

1 night at Snowy Serenity

Very nice farm and land, very nice people, would definitely recommend!

Maddy

July 2026

6 m campervan

Weekend Trip to Grandview Sanctuary

I loved it here. It was a bit of a quick night away for me and I would really like to come back again and spend a few days here. It’s a great spot to set up as base and adventure from. Definitely recommend.

Andrew

July 2026

5 m travel trailer

With kids

1 night at Grandview Sanctuary

Buchan great spot. I went with a caravan and 4 young boys. Our main reason to stay was to visit the caves. It's minutes away from them. The site is wonderful. Lots of grass, well looked after. Beaufiful views. We setup next to the water and power. No drama there. There is no toilet, but there is a very clean public toilet at the end of the driveway. I've stayed at caravan parks that have a similar walking distance to the amenities block. So, officially no toilet, but it kinda does have one. There was a super friendly small dog that came to check us out. My kids named it Lemonade, but then changed it to Cola as has dark fur. Paul and Kirstie were great with their communication. I knew exactly how to get there and what to do once there. They also gave me some helpful tips about the caves.

Kara

July 2026

9 m travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Snowy Serenity

Cath and Alan are two of the friendliest, most welcoming hosts we've come across. They met us on arrival, helped us find a nice level spot, and gave us a map with heaps of local recommendations. They were lovely with our kids and even gifted us a huge pumpkin from their veggie garden. The location is excellent, just minutes from Orbost, with easy access to Marlo, Cape Conran and plenty of beautiful bush and coastal spots. We used it as a base for day trips along the Snowy River Country Trail, including McKillops Bridge and Buchan, and it was perfect. Great value, a fantastic location, and genuinely lovely hosts. We'd happily stay here again and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

Peter

July 2026

8 m travel trailer

With pets

1 night at Grandview Sanctuary

We enjoyed the serenity of the property. Peaceful and close to town. Excellent base to explore the township and Buchan caves. Walking distance to town and the local pub where you can get a good feed. Loved our stay here.

Penny

June 2026

6 m travel trailer

3 nights at Grandview Sanctuary

Great set up, walking distance to town with a gorgeous pub. We were lucky to have it all to ourselves. Fire pits are available and were enjoyed in the brisk evenings. The availability of both power and water was also wonderful. A handy camp for exploring the caves and the surrounding area and hikes. Thoroughly recommend.

Ron

June 2026

9 m travel trailer

1 night at Grandview Sanctuary

Hi Christie and Paul, Huge thanks for having me around, you were absolute lifesavers. Your property is beautiful, with lush green grass, a great concrete pad for caravans, fresh air, fire pits and lovely country sounds of cows and kangaroos waking up to. I am especially grateful to Paul, who is a mechanic and kindly fixed the issues with my caravan wheels. Your Cavalier cross is the most relaxed and placid dog. The way she greets guests is lovely, and she deserves all the pats and love.I highly recommend visiting the town of Buchan, just two minutes away. It has a great local pub with good food, a general store, and spots for coffee and cakes. Thanks again for everything me. Best regards. Ron

Dylan

June 2026

Tent

With pets

1 night at Snowy Serenity

Beautiful location with amazing hosts. Thanks for having us.

Melissa

May 2026

14 m travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Snowy Serenity

We were made to feel so very welcome at Cath and Alan’s farmstay! Gorgeous location, wonderful hosts, the greenest grass you have ever seen! Level ground! Short drive to Orbost, Marlo and some wonderful bush and beach walks. Who wouldn’t want to visit this area to see where the Snowy River meets the sea? Cath and Alan were so generous with their local knowledge, fresh veg (oh my gosh, I have never seen carrots so big) and tips for our future travels. We can honestly say, we have never met hosts this lovely before, we didn’t want to leave! Do yourself a favour and stay here, light a fire and enjoy the surrounds!

Pam

May 2026

6 m travel trailer

2 nights at Grandview Sanctuary

The area is lovely, well maintained, Kirstie is so obliging, highly recommend ✅ allowing fires is a plus 👏

Paul

May 2026

8 m travel trailer

4 nights at Grandview Sanctuary

Many thanks to Paul & Kirstie for letting us stay on their amazing property. We loved it. Peaceful, perfect manicured grass, power if you want it, the little rotunda we camped next to, walk to the pub for dinner, unreal views over the hills, etc etc !! When we arrived there was about 5 other caravans setup, but don't worry as there's plenty of spots to find and yes there's a bit of levelling but nothing to worry about unless you're someone that likes concrete slabs ! Visit Buchan and stay here, can't go wrong , such a great place to stay and area to explore.

Reviews for Errinundra National Park Campgrounds

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7 Ratings · 4 reviews

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· April 2026

Errinundra National Park is a beautiful, wild part of Victoria. The rainforest feels ancient, the greenery is lush, and it’s incredibly quiet

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· November 2025

Beautiful and unique!

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· January 2025

Beautiful part of the world!

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· January 2025

Close by is a short (5km round trip) walk to see the old growth forest. These trees are huge and so old! If you make the trek to the end, make sure you at least go on the boardwalk and see the Darejo tree. It didn't like the boardwalk much so it smashed it up!