The best camping in Greater Bendigo National Park, VIC

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The best camping near Greater Bendigo National Park, VIC

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Rodborough Vale

1. Rodborough Vale

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62km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 11 sites · Tents, RVs · Majorca, VIC
There are separate campsites available. Rodborough Vale is 600 acres with a combination of creek flats, native bushland and rocky volcanic outcrops. A working sheep property with some cropping, It is home to the well known Rodvale Border Leicester Stud. Farming in harmony with the native fauna and flora, guests may be able to spot many native species including platypus, wedge tail eagles, kookaburra and many more. Fronting Deep Creek, guests have access to fishing or just sit and listen to the crystal clear water meandering past the campsites. The farm borders Tullaroop Reservoir which is only a ten minute walk from most campsites, there you can find public toilets and picnic areas it is well known for its fly fishing for trout. The boat ramp is around 400m from the front gate and guests are welcome to leave vehicles and trailers on the property for convenience. Note : The reservoir is currently only open to electric powered boats and canoes. Dogs are welcome but must be very well behaved around sheep. Flushing toilet available at the shearing shed. Good access for caravans and large RV's. Amplified music is not allowed. Local attractions are the historic towns of Maldon, Clunes, Avoca and Dunolly all part of the Central Goldfields. Pyrenees Wine region is a short drive away.
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Badgery Point

2. Badgery Point

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69km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 26 sites · Tents, RVs · Waranga Shores, VIC
Solitude, free firewood, dogs welcome, incredible water front views and access, group camping. Set up camp at our stunning waterfront property on the Waranga Basin. With 70 acres of picturesque land to explore, you'll find endless opportunities for fishing, boating, camping, and more. Keep your eyes peeled for kangaroos and other wildlife as you soak up the incredible sunsets. Experience a true sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of daily life, all while being just 5 minutes away from the historic town of Rushworth. This truly special place is perfect for those looking to unwind and recharge. Please note all campers must be self-sufficient with their own camp toilet and are responsible for taking all waste with them when they leave. We welcome pets, but kindly ask that you clean up after them to help keep our property pristine. **Kyabram Hire will give you a significant discount on toilet hire. Please call 03 58 522 990 and mention Badgery Point **
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Redbank156 camping / PITCHED cabins

3. Redbank156 camping / PITCHED cabins

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51km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Metcalfe, VIC
Redbank farm has been home to five generations of Superfine Merino wool Farmers. The charming homestead is set on 1000 acres of rolling hills, lush trees, and dams that offer plentiful grazing to sheep and cattle. Metcalfe's rural landscape still remains largely untouched, giving a real country escape feeling, enjoy plenty of freedom and fresh air, filled with wildlife and scenic adventures to enjoy, like the stunning cascades just up the road or hill hike at sunset Redbank offers sites across 200 acres of camping land, SITE 1 MAINCAMP suited to campers wanting to be super close to the toilet, rustic showers, bbq hut , and farm play area . It's a major hit with the kids making it a popular spot for families. SITE 2 paddock sites still within walking distance to loo and shower but well spread out to provide guests with there own space. More Suculed gain more privacy with our secluded sites more suited to self-sufficient campers , or those who don't mind a small hike or short drive to facilities. #All sites on Redbank have access to one of our hot outdoor showers and either a flush toilet,compost toilet, porta loo #Fire pits at all sites Gas bbq hut. #We are a no trace camp ground and ask you to take all waste with you when you leave. #Dogs are permitted in camps but must be kept on a leash to protect our livestock. Redbank is a working Farm and you will likely see or hear evidence of this during your stay, but we are very considerate of our campers and have had a wonderful experience sharing our land so far and had very happy campers. BEYOND REDBANK156 Campers will find many more attractions in the area, Great spots for hiking, swimming, fishing or just straight up relaxing in the serenity. TRUPENS waterfalls are close by CASCADES and the Coliban River runs through Metcalfe AND EPPOLOCK just up the road. A short drive of 10-15min in all directions will take you to one of the funky little historic towns Kyneton, Castlemaine, Redesdale, and Malmsbury, and another 15 mins on to Daylesford and Trentham all filled with brilliant restaurants, cafes, vineyards, vibrant retail and market scene. What more could you possibly need for a great getaway?
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Whip Stick Forest

6. Whip Stick Forest

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8.8km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · Eaglehawk, VIC
The Whip Stick Forest campsite is located on the outskirts of Bendigo. This is an ideal place to take a break away from it all. Peace and tranquility surrounded by nature. We are just far enough away from the town to offer the outdoors feel and close enough to town to enjoy sightseeing, and many outdoor activities and access to shops, fuel and most of the usual shopping needs. Here you will find a nice open space amongst the gum trees with drinking water, toilet, and outdoor shower. rubbish/recycling bins and access to wifi if needed. Relax under the stars with a warm fire in a secluded spot in the middle of open space and the fresh air. The property is fenced off, so you can feel safe and secure. You can relax and let the kids can run around knowing they are safe inside the camp ground. There are five dogs who live here. They are all friendly and love people. Especially Daz who will be your best friend while you stay here. If you don't like dogs you probably shouldn't stay here as Daz loves people. Only minutes from town where you will find supplies, close to the local swimming pool and 10 minutes from a popular watering hole. Enjoy all that Bendigo and surrounding areas have to offer, check out the historic gold mining attractions and come home to rest in a tranquil setting amongst the trees, the birds and the stars. Bendigo itself features some fantastic heritage architecture and a creative community. Be sure to check out coffee houses down little laneways and the many culinary options of the restaurants in town.
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Somerville Park   (Bendigo)

7. Somerville Park (Bendigo)

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19km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 36 sites · Tents, RVs · Fosterville, VIC
Welcome to Somerville Park, a 500 acre sheep farm at Fosterville. There are a variety of beautiful campsites suitable for self-contained guests who have their own toilet/shower facilities and drinking water. Please note, all toilet waste is strictly to be taken off the property. Campfires are permitted in provided fire-pits or your own portable metal fire-pit out of fire restriction times and feel free to bring your furry friends, making sure they're leashed at all times. Some sites also provide chairs and table settings for your convenience. The farm is completely surrounded by the Wellsford state forest which offers bush walking and many tracks for bike riding. Mt Sugarloaf which is situated south of the property provides a great hike. Spectacular sunrises and sunsets create beautiful reflections on the water in the numerous dams on the property. Rainfall can restrict access to some sites on the property. The city of Bendigo is 25mins drive. Epsom is a 15min drive where you will find a shopping centre which includes a petrol station, Woollies, Pizza, Chemist Warehouse, Aldi, Brumbys Bakery, Reject Shop, Fish and Chips and BWS. Lake Eppalock is a 25min drive where you can engage in water sport activities. The Campaspe River is 10mins away. The farm is very quiet and restful with the sounds of abundant native bird life and provides great subjects and scenery for the photographic enthusiast. Loud, party groups with music at high volume are not permitted. Chainsaws and motorbikes are also not permitted.
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Murray River Bush Camp

8. Murray River Bush Camp

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76km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 14 sites · Tents, RVs · Torrumbarry, VIC
Our property is located at Torrumbarry, very close, (3 minute walk) to the Murray River. It is a beautiful bush setting with plenty of shade, privacy and flat easy access that is perfect for all camping including tents, camper trailers, camper vans and caravans. There are no set sites as such, you may choose your own camping spot in the bush setting. Enjoy your favourite water activities, swimming, kayaking, fishing or boating. Bike rides and walks along the river. Or just enjoy the bush setting. We are within easy reach of the Torrumbarry boat ramp. Camp fires are allowed in fire drums which are available and fire wood is available in $15 lots. Text Julie for delivery. You may bring your own wood. A toilet and shower is available. A hot shower is $2. An honesty box is located on the shower for your shower money. Please, take your rubbish waste with you. Pets are welcome, but must be under control at all times. We hope you enjoy your stay.
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A Place We Call Home

9. A Place We Call Home

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23km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs · Bendigo, VIC
If you're looking for a quiet, private nights stay in your motorhome, caravan, tent or swag, then look no further. A private property of 30 acres, surrounded by the bushland of the Lockwood State Forest. Tucked away in a very quiet tranqil location, you will have nothing but privacy and piece and quiet. The perfect time of year to enjoy camp fires and the great outdoors. A Place We Call Home offers you the perfect night's stay to relax and unwind before your journey continues. We can also cater to larger groups and private events. We have recently installed a camp kitchen and bbq facilities for you to enjoy. Our property is the perfect place to enjoy gold detecting, bush walking, bird watching, bike riding or just some well-earned rest. The property has direct access to the State Forest with multiple walking/bike riding options and gold-detecting opportunities. There are also kayaks on the dam for our guests to enjoy and the dam is the perfect place for a swim in the warmer weather. Only 15 mins from Bendigo and local wineries, and 1.5 hours from Melbourne. All guests must be completely self-sufficient including toilet, water, and power. The Bendigo region offers many attractions including the Sandhurst Goal Tour, Golden Dragon Museum, Central Deborah Goldmine , the Bendigo Pottery and of course the Vintage Tram Tour that show cases the best of this beautiful city. There are over 20 vineyards and wineries in the region, including Black Wallaby Wines, Blackjack Wines and Connor Park Winery with most wineries run by the families who founded them. There are plenty of opportunities for prospecting in the area, the region has been famous for gold for over 150 years. Visit the Coitek Gold Centre in Maryborough for special maps suggesting areas most likely to produce nuggets, or book a tour while your there to learn the art of detecting with an expert. To find out more of what the Bendigo region has to offer go to, https://www.bendigoregion.com.au/explore-bendigo/whatson We hope to see you soon.
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Tooranie Stay Echuca Moama

10. Tooranie Stay Echuca Moama

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78km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 8 sites · Tents, RVs · Moama, NSW
**Please be aware that for the month of November and December we will not be allowing camp fires due to risk to the crop. If no camp fire would be a disappointment (and we wouldn't blame you for being disappointed given the camp fire is the main activity!), you are best to book for outside this period. Our 300-acre off-grid property backs onto the Barmah National Park. This forest, together with the adjoining Millewa forest, forms the largest River Red Gum forest in the world - it's majestic to explore. Our property is just 500 meters from the Murray River. From your camp, roughly a 1 kilometre walk through the forest. On our boundary is Backwater Creek, which fills with water when the Murray River is up. NOTE: Creek is often dry. It has water in it after environmental flows of the Murray. This can happen several times a year and the water lasts a few months. If you have any questions about water levels please ask before booking as it might be dry when you're here. We're located just 5kms north-east of Moama, where you can hop aboard a paddle-steamer, visit waterside wineries and soak up rich riverboat heritage. We offer a few large, beautiful, basic bush camping sites (the best kind!) in amongst 50 acres of bushland, with 100's of meters and trees between you and other potential campers. The rest of our property is used for cropping and sheep. Campers must take out what you bring in. Mobile phone service and internet is usually reliable, though with long weekends and summer school holidays the service seems to disappear! Completely. We suggest downloading (before leaving home) your Spotify faves and Maps for this area then you can't go wrong. *Please feel free to book anyone in your possie that is under 18 as a child.
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Hut Amongst The Gum Trees

11. Hut Amongst The Gum Trees

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58km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 1 site · Lodging · Strangways, VIC
Book for 3 nights for 20% discount. Optional extras: night sky astronomy and solar astronomy sessions Perfect place to stay for bird watchers and nature lovers. Also for those interested in exploring the sun through solar telescope or night skies through large Dobsonian telescope The hut has an inside wood heater and verandas this hut makes a cosy stay away. A 40 acre bush block with a Trust for Nature Covenant. This box-ironbark woodland block has 2 dams and plenty of wildlife, a great place for bird watching. A self guided nature walk on the property provides you with an introduction to the local ecosystem. There is also a bird list for the property along with photos and descriptions of some of these birds. There is a makeshift bird hide and binoculars that you can borrow. The hut has a double bed (bedding provided), undercover of the veranda is a gas stove with two burners and a grill, outside a long drop toilet, water tank (not drinkable) but drinkable water will be provided. The hut is close to one of the dams. Only one booking at a time so you won’t be sharing camping site with anyone. Owners live on the property but out of view and ear shot. A picnic set, kettle, camp stove and saucepans available for use. Solar lights inside, internal wood heater outside fire pit. Note no shower. Basic amount of wood provided for internal heater and cost $10 milk crate of wood for external fire pit, a crate should last a couple of hours. Take the opportunity to explore the night sky with a large telescope. A guided 90 minute star gazing experience using 500mm diameter telescope is offered for $50/session to guests of the antechinus hut. Depending on the time of year you will see galaxies, nebulae, star clusters and planets. This is only offered when conditions allow, clear skies and minimal moon. Note this activity involves use of step ladder due to size of telescope. There is also solar astronomy, view viewing the sun through hydrogen alpha telescope. $30 for 30minutes There are great bike rides off and on road, close to Cairn Curran (15km) for fishing and kayaking, also plenty of bushwalks and bird watching sites nearby. Newstead 5km away whilst Daylesford, Maldon and Castlemaine are about 25km away.
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Kyneton Quiet Camp Out

12. Kyneton Quiet Camp Out

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68km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs · Kyneton, VIC
We welcome everyone who would like to relax whilst respecting the environment and all fellow hipcampers. We are family and dog friendly, with the space for multiple families to camp together on our spacious sites. THIS PROPERTY IS NOT SUITABLE FOR DRUNKEN AND/OR NOISY PARTYING!!! Pitch your completely self-sufficient sleeping quarters on our peaceful, flat, 7 acre property which backs onto the Bald Hill Nature Reserve and is less than five minutes drive from Kyneton’s historic Piper Street which is full of delightful restaurants and cafes. Take under an hour to drive up and explore beautiful Bendigo, experience delightful Daylesford nearby and meander around the wonderful wineries of the Macedon Ranges. Campfires are allowed subject to local fire restrictions and must be fully extinguished before you turn in for the night. Please search for the CFA website 'Fire Danger Period: Can I or Can't I?' which has all of the appropriate information. Each site has a fire pit which you can use providing it is not a total fire ban. Firewood is available at a cost to you of $50 per wheelbarrow load which will easily cover two nights. We have four separate camping locations on the property; you can easily have up to four RVs on sites 1, 2 and 4 and two on site 3. We have tried to ensure privacy for each location but you may be able to see other guests and/or the house through the many trees. Please be aware that there are two dams on the property so children should supervised at all times. My own children swim in the dam and there is a kayak available but lifejackets must be worn by children in, around and on the water to minimise risk. Pets are welcome. The kangaroos may prove quite enticing for some pets and as such we recommend dogs be kept on their leash. Site 4 has ringlock fencing and farm gates which can be helpful to contain your pets. Please be aware that the Kyneton Gun Club has their monthly clay target shoot on the 3rd Sunday of each month (2nd Sunday in December) from 11am until 5pm during which time you will hear them clay pigeon shooting. We are NOT a commercial campsite and, as such, you must be fully self-contained for power, water, showers, sewage, refuse disposal, etc. Guests under the age of 25 must be accompanied by their parents.
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Stunning large dam for swimming and water fun!

13. Lalgambook Retreat

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71km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Mount Franklin, VIC
Our property is in a peaceful hidden valley on hilly acreage surrounded by native bush. It is just near the beautiful tourist town of Daylesford in central Victoria and an hour and a half by car from Melbourne. The property features a large dam that is suitable for swimming and canoeing/kayaking. The sites have great views of the water and the undulating bush. The property teems with wildlife and you can spot kangaroos, wallabies, possums, echidnas, kookaburras, parrots, eagles, waterbirds and many other bird species on a daily basis. In spring wildflower walks on the property are a highlight but it's enjoyable to explore all year round. The property is a tranquil haven for those looking to enjoy peace and privacy whilst great coffee, food, wineries, sights and shopping are only ten minutes away. We live on the property in an off grid solar house we have built ourselves.
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Window to the Wetlands

14. Window to the Wetlands

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77km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Kyabram, VIC
"Window to the Wetlands" campsite is located on the outskirts of Kyabram, on 4 acres opposite the Kyabram Fauna Park Lakes. The site provides a great experience for nature enthusiasts and families alike. It is a unique experience for lots of reasons; Natural birdlife experience: Relax under the flight path and observe 100’s of Ibis, at dusk and dawn. (Accompanied by flying foxes in the Summer/Spring). Campers can access an elevated platform to sit and observe habitat views of various native waterbirds in the wetlands. Walking access (600m) to entry of Kyabram Fauna Park (Zoos Victoria). Enabling multiple visits at differing times throughout the day. Lots of activities on your doorstop, as the campground is nestled between the Fauna Park Lakes, Grey Box Reserve and Ern Miles Reserve. Offering a unique opportunity to enjoy various walking trails, spotting 100's of native bird species. The town walking/cycle path is at your front gate, so bring your bikes/scooters. Or pack the clubs to enjoy a round at the picturesque 18-hole, Par 3 Parkland Golf Course. Starry Nights: Enjoy vast and unobstructed views of the magnificent night sky, whilst enjoying the simplicity of nature around the communal campfire. We have 7 large, grassed campsites (22m x 15m) to accommodate all types of caravans. RV's , tents and camping vehicles. Check in: After 12 pm Check out: Before 11 am The campground is secluded and secure, the campground entrance gates are closed at night-time. FACILITIES AVAILABLE: - Each site has potable water connection. - Shade port - Rubbered base floor Amenities available on-site; - Portable toilets, - Hot showers, - Fully equipped Camp kitchen includes; Fridge/freezer, Microwave, kettle, toaster, hotplate, BBQ, crockery, cutlery, glassware, utensils etc. Kids games. - Communal fire pit, but also access to smaller fire-pits. (Depending on shire restrictions) - Some firewood available. (Free) Dogs are welcome, but must remain under control and on leash AT ALL TIMES, as hosts also have farm animals, in surrounding paddocks. Hosts also have working dogs which are contained within host property. Recycle bin available No generators permitted. A Caravan Dump point is located at Kyabram Fauna Park (600m away)
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Pebbleridge Camp

15. Pebbleridge Camp

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42km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 9 sites · Tents, RVs · Baringhup, VIC
Our property is located in the historical town of Maldon in Central Victoria. The campsites are among some huge granite boulders and undulating farm land.The property overlooks the Nuggety Ranges and Mount Tarrengower to the south east and the Pyrenees Ranges in the distance which provides us with some of the most stunning sunsets.Take a ride on the Victorian Goldfields Railway, explore the Maldon Markets or take a ride or a walk on the Catlemaine to Maldon trail. We are also close to a number of great wineries where you can sample local wines and produce. There are also a number of other great restaurants in the area.We are also within easy reach of Mount Alexander Regional Park which has a number of beautiful walking trails and lookouts.Pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times to ensure the livestock are protected. Campfires are allowed in the fire pit provided pending there are no restrictions in place. We have tank water available.
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Campaspe Camping

16. Campaspe Camping

28km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Eppalock, VIC
Secluded Riverside Camping – Campaspe River & Lake Eppalock Escape to nature at our peaceful bush camping site on the banks of the beautiful Campaspe River, just minutes from Lake Eppalock. Perfect for tent campers seeking space, quiet, and a real connection to the outdoors. Set up your tent right by the river, where you can fish, swim, or simply relax to the sound of flowing water. Head to Lake Eppalock for boating, kayaking, water-skiing, or more fishing fun. Explore scenic bushwalking trails, spot native wildlife, and enjoy wide-open spaces—ideal for stargazing and campfires (seasonal restrictions apply). Golf courses and boutique wineries are nearby, and when you’re ready for a cold drink or hearty pub meal, it’s just a short drive to the Axedale or Redesdale Pub, or the vibrant towns of Bendigo and Heathcote. Whether you’re after adventure or just a peaceful break, our riverside camp offers the perfect base. What You’ll Love • Private riverside tent sites • Fishing, swimming & kayaking on-site • Minutes to Lake Eppalock for boating • Bushwalks & native wildlife • Campfires allowed (when safe) • Close to pubs, wineries, golf & towns Good to Know • BYO drinking water and camping toilet • No power – just pure nature • Suitable for self-contained campers
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Castlemaine Gardens Holiday Park

20. Castlemaine Gardens Holiday Park

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45km from Greater Bendigo National Park · 26 sites · Tents, RVs · Castlemaine, VIC
BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens Holiday Park is a peaceful, private oasis in the heart of the vibrant Victorian Goldfields town of Castlemaine, just 90 minutes from Melbourne. It adjoins Castlemaine’s beautiful 25-hectare Botanical Gardens and the parkland setting, trees, breezes, and birdlife provide a magical holiday backdrop. A winner of multiple tourism awards, BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens offers accommodation options for a fun-filled family holiday, a perfect romantic retreat, or a leisurely getaway with friends. You’ll find luxury glamping, spacious villas, a luxury accessible villa, and comfortable cabins, as well as picturesque, pet-friendly powered and unpowered sites. The park enjoys an unsurpassed location. The Botanical Gardens and adjoining nature reserve are the perfect location for an early morning run, a summer picnic, or a visit with the children to an innovative, creative play space. Directly across the road is the popular artisan Mill Complex, with its range of gourmet food outlets, brewery, Viennese-themed coffee house, winery, vintage bazaar, artisan workshops, and much more. To top it off, a couple of friendly country pubs are also just a stroll away. Castlemaine is the perfect base from which to explore Victoria’s Goldfields region and its history, arts culture, renowned wineries (the big reds are especially noted), and spectacular landscapes. The regional city of Bendigo, with its magnificent Goldfields-era architecture, parks, events, and festivals, is an easy half-hour drive away, and towns like Maldon, Clunes, Harcourt, Creswick, Kyneton, Malmsbury, Daylesford and Hepburn are all nearby, offering a choice of wonderful day-trips on scenic back roads. If you’d like to stay closer to your home away from home, BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens is a comfortable 15-minute walk from the center of town. Enjoy Castlemaine’s architecture, coffee shops, restaurants, boutiques and markets. Visit the iconic Theatre Royal, the oldest continually operating theatre on Australia’s mainland, and explore the various beer gardens, pubs, and galleries around the town. For lovers of the great outdoors, there is almost too much to choose from. There are extensive bushland walking and cycling tracks around Castlemaine and further afield, including the renowned Goldfields Track. There is also the 1,400-hectare Mt Alexander Regional Park for bushwalks, picnics, lookouts, and local wildlife. For kids, Castlemaine and the surrounding region is nature’s playground. Get outdoors and explore historic goldmines, rock climbing, watering holes, and family-friendly bike trails and walking tracks. There's also plenty to enjoy at BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens Holiday Park, including a sensory garden designed to connect our guests with the sights, sounds, and scents of nature, a school holiday activity program, and a fun-filled Games Room. Special family holiday moments can be shared around our pizza oven and BBQ, in the "Bush Hut” Camp Kitchen, or sitting around a campfire on a winter's evening. Come and stay in a magical holiday park in the heart of Victoria’s Goldfields and explore a region that truly has something for everyone to enjoy! BIG4 Castlemaine Gardens acknowledges the Dja Dja Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation who are the Traditional Custodians of this land on which we work. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We recognize their continuous relationship to the land and pay our respects to Elders past, present, and emerging
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Overview

About

Embark on an adventure through the scenic landscapes of Greater Bendigo National Park. With a rich tapestry of activities, from historic mine walks to panoramic lookouts, there's something for every nature enthusiast. Nestled amid Box-Ironbark forests, the park offers a unique camping experience, inviting you to immerse yourself in the tranquility of the Australian bush.

Notable campgrounds

  • Notley Campground: A family-friendly site with spacious grassy areas, surrounded by native bushland and historic gold mining trails.
  • Shadbolt Picnic Area: Ideal for day trips, this area provides picnic facilities and access to easy walks through vibrant wildflowers and mallee bushland.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early, especially during peak seasons, to secure your spot at this sought-after natural retreat.
  • Check for cancellations regularly as plans change and last-minute openings can occur.
  • Consider visiting during the off-peak season for a quieter experience and easier booking.
  • Explore nearby camping options to increase your chances of finding the perfect site.

When to go

The best time to visit Greater Bendigo National Park is between August and October, when the wildflowers bloom in a vibrant display. Summer months can be hot and dry, while winter brings cooler temperatures, making spring the ideal season for exploration.

Know before you go

  • Always check for park closures or reported issues before planning your visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
  • Be mindful of the park's natural inhabitants; keep a safe distance from wildlife and do not disturb the flora.
  • Accessibility varies across the park, with some areas offering facilities for all abilities, including wheelchair-accessible picnic areas.
  • Remember to bring your own water and take your trash with you, as bins are not provided.
  • Prospecting is allowed only in designated areas with a current Miner's Right, so plan accordingly if you wish to fossick for gold.
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