Camping in Victoria
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Camping in Victoria
From skiing to surfing, scenic drives and fine food and wine–whatever you’re craving, Victoria has you covered.
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Iron Brook Donkey Farm
6 sites · RVs, TentsEast Warburton, VICRolling hills of mountain pasture, backing on to the Yarra State Forest. Bushwalk along the little creek among tall trees and majestic tree ferns, or just sit in a deck chair and take in the exquisite views at the top of the hill. Multiple tracks head through the Yarra State Forest where you can wind your way along dirt roads through to Noojee, Powelltown, or Reefton, each of which have a cosy pub at the end of the drive. There are different campsite locations on the property, depending on if you would like isolation or convenience. We also offer excellent toilet and bathroom facilities which are now included with all bookings.Iron Brook Donkey Farm is located on rolling hills of mountain pasture, backing on to the Yarra State Forest. Bushwalk along the little creek among tall trees and majestic tree ferns, or just sit in a deck chair and take in the exquisite views at the top of the hill. Multiple tracks head through the Yarra State Forest where you can wind your way along dirt roads through to Noojee, Powelltown, or Reefton, each of which have a cosy pub at the end of the drive. The donkey farm is situated conveniently, halfway between the popular redwood forest, and the giant Ada tree walk. Just chill in your own time, or book an activity or a donkey ride. Donkeys can take riders up to 70kgWe do allow pets, but this MUST be discussed with us prior to booking as we have strict rules around this. We also allow campfires only when fire restrictions aren't in place - which is often all summer. Children under 3 are free, but for insurance purposes, please mention them in the comments.This property has an overall capacity to ensure that our number of visitors remain low. This not only ensures that campers recieve the space and peace they look for in a campsite like this, but also so that we can ensure the bathrooms can be kept clean and not overloaded. This is also a part of our COVID safe plan. Due to this overall capacity it is important that you book for the number of people that you intend to have stay, as while we try to accomodate increases to booking numbers, they are not guaranteed unless booked. If we have met overall capacity then we may not be able to approve increases to booking numbers. This is for the comfort and safety of all our visitors. Thank you
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Seven Hills Tallarook
15 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents600 acres · Tallarook, VICOur property, "Seven Hills Tallarook", sits high above Tallarook with deep valleys and high peaks, just over one hour North of Melbourne's CBD. The property is 600 acres of thick Victorian bush, alongside pristine creek frontage and farmed paddocks.
The property has two kilometers of creek frontage filled with an abundance of wildlife - yabbies, fish and turtles. We have a wide range of hobby farm animals - pigs, sheep, cattle, alpacas, chickens, ponies, a donkey, along with commercial heard of South African Boer Goats. As night falls, the wildlife come out to play - kangaroos, rabbits, deer and wallabies
Internally, we have in excess of 10 kilometers of roads within the property, the majority being 2WD accessible (weather conditions apply). There are parts of the property which are only 4WD accessible.
Our campsites are placed to allow you to be as isolated as possible - away from other campers (you may see others as you drive past, or they drive past you).
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Hazelnut Valley Farm Stay
25 sites · RVs, Tents38 acres · Caringal, VICHazelnut Valley is a working Hazelnut Farm located along the Tyres River. We are an easy 2 hour drive from CBD Melbourne so we are a great location for either short or long stays.
- Pet friendly (please see rules)
- Campfires permitted in designated areas when restrictions aren't in place
- Campers to be self-contained and bring their own camping toilet. (No holes in the ground, must be a chemical toilet where you take your waste with you) Dump Point available in Rawson.
Fire pit will be provided free for the duration of your stay to each camp group. BYO Firewood
For Toilet Hire Requirements, please contact Moe Hire (03 5127 7114)
For Firewood Delivery to site please contact Moe Garden Supplies (03 5127 2394)
Available on request - Hazelnut Farm Tour including product sampling
January is when we are cleaning the Hazelnut Groves ready for Harvest in March/April.
Weather permitting January/February is Hay Season, large tractors will be on site cutting and rolling bales of Hay.
March/April is Harvest Time for our Hazelnut Groves.
If you book a stay during these times, there will be a lot of activities and sounds between 10am & 6pm each day.
READ THROUGH THE DIRECTIONS THAT BECOME AVAILABLE ONCE BOOKINGS ARE COMPLETED
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Bush Retreat Gippsland
8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents6 acres · Alberton West, VICBush Retreat is a gorgeous little farm nestled into the Alberton West State Forest, with views of Wilsons Prom and the Strezleckie Ranges.
Not from all the main attractions the area has to offer.
Peaceful and private. Campfires are permitted (When there are no fire bans). No loud music. Please bring a camping toilet with you. Please take all rubbish with you.
Suitable for campers, camper trailers, vans these can all can fit here easily.
Sites 1 - 2 situated in a 4 acre paddock on the main farm. Camp with the Alpacas.
Site 3-4 situated on part of a 7 acre paddock with views of the hills and the Stzeleckie Ranges.
Sit 5 situated behind Cypress trees which creates so great shelter if we have an eastley blowing. View of the hills and the Strzeleckie Ranges.
Site 6 is at the entrance of our garden, suites all vehicles and motor homes
(very protected from the wind)
You'll need to have your own amenities/be FULLY- self contained.
We have an abundance of native birds in our garden, Rosella's, Kookaburras, Wedge Tail Eagles and sometimes Galah's. Just down the paddock on dawn or dusk we have a mob of kangaroos that come out of the bush to graze on the paddocks.
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Riverside King Valley
10 sites · RVs, Tents15 acres · King Valley, VICRiverside King Valley is set on the banks of the King River in King Valley Victoria, 38km drive on sealed road from Wangaratta. It's surrounded by picturesque countryside with access to 1Km of river frontage.The river is ideal for swimming, tubing, canoeing and fishing. Choose either to “do nothing” or go and explore the many attractions in the King Valley.River Flats Camp sites are very spacious with fire pits and hot plates, plus an abundance of open area for recreation. The River Bank Bush Camp is an extra large riverside bush campsite. It has a designated fire pit with hot plate, Campers will need to have own amenities and leave no trace.Accessible for all types of vehicles. Dog friendly if well controlled. Campfires permitted when restrictions aren't in place, firewood for sale (see Extras). We are close to the region’s attractions including Powers Lookout, Lake William Hovell, Paradise Falls the Brewery, Restaurants, Wineries and Distilleries of the Iconic King Valley.For more information, pictures or to chat to one of us please check out our Facebook page Riverside King Valley.
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Rodborough Vale
6 sites · RVs, Tents600 acres · Majorca, VICThere 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.
Local attractions are the historic towns of Maldon, Clunes, Avoca and Dunolly all part of the Central Goldfields.
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Ellimatta
6 sites · RVs, TentsMeadow Creek, VIC☆ Only 4 sites avaliable, max 5 ppl per site, must be self sufficient We are nestled down a quiet road in the heart of the King Valley wine region of northeast Victoria. We run a lifestyle property with some mischievous goats, Scottish Highland cattle, horses, chooks & 3 crazy dogs. Our local area is jam-packed with loads to do. Wineries a plenty, great food, & great pubs. You can spend your days relaxing & enjoying the fruits someone else's labour.If you are after something more energetic; we are close to some of Victoria's best 4wding. You can test your limits or simply go searching for our iconic high country huts.During the winter, you can day trip to the snowfields. If this is not your scene you can simply enjoy the lights of Mt Buller ski resort as you sit around your campfire at night. Our area is steeped in Ned Kelly history, where you can retrace his footsteps throughout the district.Dog friendly, campfires permitted when restrictions aren't in place & firewood included.Follow us on Facebook @ellimatta for local events
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Thurra Bush Camping
6 sites · RVs, Tents1040 acres · Tamboon, VICPristine 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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Euroa Glamping - Tents & Domes
6 sites · Lodging46 acres · VICEuroa means 'Joyful' in the local aboriginal dialect. We wanted to make glamping a joyful experience for family. We are kids friendly and pet friendly.We have created a space for you to enjoy as a family and also indulge in a blissful experience with our treatments and spa packages.Camping, for today’s adventurers has evolved and grown into forms which are hard to believe and a bit too tempting. One of its evolved forms is Glamping. Your dream adventure would be given a touch of luxury and lavishness.Your thrilling endeavours have got a new address at Euroa , a glamping area of 50 acres, a unique alternative that allows guests to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors, but without the hassle of traditional camping.
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RiverLyne
6 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · NSWOur property features 4-5 acres of Murray River frontage and river vistas. We are located a convenient 5 minutes from the township of Moama.
Our private, riverfront secluded campsites are large and clean. All 6 sites are riverfront. They are relatively flat, level grass/dirt areas with gum trees peppered throughout the site for shade in summer.
We can accommodate any type and size of camping vehicle and 2WDs. Park your caravan or pitch a tent and relax.
For fishing and watersport enthusiasts there is access to a boat ramp. From camp there is sloping bank access to the water, steeper in some parts.
Guests will have access to a toilet, fire drums and cut your own firewood is available.
Please read the Campground conditions of entry:
VERY IMPORTANT- this campground features River Gum Trees.
Take care when choosing where to park and camp. Always look up and do not park or camp under overhanging branches, assess the site first. River gums can drop branches without warning. We will not be held responsible for loss, damage or injury from trees falling it is an act of nature not of negligence. Your site assessment and safety is first and foremost, and please if, you’re not happy with the safety of area please let us know, all monies will be returned to you. We cannot tell when or if a limb may fall from a tree, it can be caused by heat, wind, lightning, rain or age.
- Access time after 1pm, and Depart time before 11am, unless organised with manager/owner. Please message us.
- All camping rubbish must be placed in skip or taken away
- Campfires permitted in fire drums only, and only outside of fire ban season.
- Firewood can be cut and collected from 2 large piles at the campsite.
-Bring your own chainsaw to cut firewood
- For your safety you must stay in fenced area of the campground.
- Guests are welcome to use the toilet on site.
- Please note there is no dump point on the property for your camping toilet. Please dispose of your waste at the local dump point in town or take home with you.
- Boat launching from Boat ramp YES
- Boat parking on Bank area - YES
- Dogs- YES, must not be aggressive and bark and impede others’ quiet
use of property – dog attendance must be arranged prior with owner. All dogs must be kept on leads for the enjoyment of others.
- Cars- 1 permitted per site. Please advise if more car spots are needed.
- Site= 1 van/ camper or Tent per site unless organised with manager/owner
- Without prior approval:
No parties
No loud music
No quad bikes, motorbikes, paddock cars
No firearms are to be brought onto the premises.
- We are a family friendly campground.
We look forward to welcoming you and hope you enjoy this private space as much as we do.
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Yarriambiance
5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents50 acres · Jung, VICYarriambiance (noun), Yar-ri-am-bi-ance:
"A feeling or mood associated with fresh air, open spaces, big skies, stunning sunsets, starry nights, open fires and the sounds of nature, on the banks of the Yarriambiack Creek"
Do you want a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, the frustration of traffic congestion, from noise and pollution? Does open space, fresh air, and the peace and quiet of nature sound appealing? Well, come and experience the ‘Yarriambiance’ of our unique rural escape.
It is not far off the main highway, but far enough that you will feel like you are in the middle of nowhere. You will experience dusty back roads, open plains and the starry skies of rural Australia, yet you will only be 20 minutes away from a bustling regional city (Horsham).
Around the property there are many old historic farm buildings, including an original 'boundary riders' hut (circa 1870's).
The Yarriambiack Creek is the western boundary of the property, and is a haven for birds and wildlife such as kangaroos & wallabies. Ancient river redgums run along the creek which provide for nice shady spots in summer. The creek relies on seasonal rainfall, and when running, is deep enough for swimming or paddling around in a kayak. When dry, the creek bed makes a fantastic walking track.
If you are looking for a unique family holiday, or you are an artist and want to do some songwriting or painting, or just need to get out of the rat race and chill out, then this could be just the place for you.
10 mins to Murtoa, 15 mins to the Dooen Hotel, 20 mins to Horsham, 30 mins to Warracknabeal, 40 mins to the Grampians or Mt Arapilies.
A perfect base to explore the renowned Silo Art Trail, Murtoa Stick Shed, local lakes and waterways, state and national parks, and many other regional attractions.
But if you are simply into nature or hiking, then just head north or south along the creek, and you will be able to walk for hours and take in the unique scenery.
Please note, the property is 'pet friendly' but we respectfully ask that pets are not taken inside of the accommodation.
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SIBA Retreat Centre
8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents240 acres · W Tree, VICSIBA 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.There is a year-round varied programme of retreats, mostly led by Lama Choedak Rinpoche and some by SIBA residents or visitng teachers. These include:Calm Abiding Meditation – each year Lama Choedak Rinpoche leads a four-day retreat during the March Labour Day holiday (VIC) and a ten-day retreat late September/early October which is the most popular retreat of the year.White Tara (with Lama Choedak Rinpoche) – a beautiful meditation for developing kindness and compassion, increasing spiritual vitality and overcoming fears. Australia Day holiday, January.Health and Wellness – revitalise your mind and body through yoga, meditation and alternative health practitioner consultations. Easter holiday.Medicine Buddha (with Lama Choedak Rinpoche) – discover the connection between wholesome thoughts, your health and happiness. August.Tai Chi and Meditation – Tai Chi Academy of Canberra present the teachings and practice of moving and sitting meditation. Mid-April.One-month Ngondro (with Lama Choedak Rinpoche) – intensive group and individual practice sessions on the preliminary practices of Tibetan Buddhism. End of the year.Nyung-ne – devotional meditation practices combining the Eight Buddhist Precepts.Yoga – several times each year yoga retreats are held by visiting teachers.SIBA is run and maintained by a group of friendly residents dedicated to the principles of peacefulness, service and kindness.
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Outdoor stays for every style
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There’s so many ways to go wild in Victoria. Glamp it up in the middle of a vineyard, eat at some of the country’s most acclaimed restaurants, fall asleep listening to the boom of the surf from your beachfront campsite, drive one of the world’s most scenic coastal roads, or touch the sky in the snow-capped high country. If it’s animal encounters you like, you’ll love the penguin parade on Phillip Island, dolphin swims in Port Phillip Bay, koala colonies, mobs of kangaroos and platypus-filled streams. And the bonus is that nowhere is more than a day’s drive from Melbourne–many of the best campsites are only a few hours drive from the city–so you can cram a lot of fun into a relatively short amount of time.
Great Ocean Road
The Great Ocean Road west of Melbourne is one of the world’s great scenic road trips, but there’s much more to see and do than snapping a selfie at the Twelve Apostles rock stacks. Zipline above the rainforest in Great Otway National Park, climb lighthouses, watch whales, surf iconic Bells Beach and pitch a tent on any one of several beachside camping areas. Road tripping doesn’t get much better than this.
Gippsland and the Bays
Gippsland stretches east of Melbourne to the sea and north to the border with NSW. Most of the coastline is protected by a string of national parks with fantastic seaside camping spots and holiday parks; you’re not a real Victorian if you haven’t camped at Wilsons Promontory (locals just call it the Prom) on the mainland’s southernmost tip at least once. This is also where you’ll find Phillip Island, home to the famous nightly penguin parade.
The Victorian Alps
The High Country is the place to go for winter snow sports and summer mountain bike trails and bushwalking. If that sounds too energetic, it’s also home to the Great Alpine Road, one of Australia’s best food and wine touring routes (and yes, the scenery is pretty good too).
The Grampians
In the state’s west the Grampians are another mountain playground, with a network of bushwalking trails from quick two-hour walking tracks to three-day hikes in the Grampians National Park. This is also where you’ll find the highest concentration of indigenous art in the state. Hipcampers can opt for bush camping sites in the national park, or more luxurious campsites in caravan parks in Halls Gap or Dunkeld.
Murray Riverlands
The mighty Murray, Australia’s longest river, forms most of the border with NSW to the north, and all along its length are great beachfront campsites–go for a swim or paddle a kayak, catch a fish, or sit back and watch the world glide by. Ride a restored paddle steamer at Echuca, take a cruise through the largest river red gum forest in the world at Barmah and dine out in the foodie hot spot of Mildura.
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