Edi Cutting Reserve
This very large bush camping area continues for approximately two kilometres alongside the King River. There are several fire pits and two pit toilets – one at each end of the camp. The area is shaded by tall gum trees are popular with groups as there is plenty of room and drive through campsites. The…
Read MoreLake Cobbler Walking Track
Lake Cobbler is a small lake created in the 1960s by damming a swamp area in the headwaters of the Dandongadale River. After leaving the lake, the river plunges over the Cobbler Plateau creating Dandongadale Falls. This is Victoria’s longest waterfall with a 255 metre drop and a popular site for Peregrine Falcon to nest.…
Read MoreCathedral Range State Park
The jagged ridges of the Cathedral Range offer spectacular views and some of the best hiking in the state. Take a gentle walk along the Friends Nature Trail or prepare to tackle the rugged and challenging Razorback Trail or circuit routes. Either way you won’t forget the awesome views. Spend a night under the stars…
Read MoreThe Forest Camp
The peaceful Killawarra Forest Camp was the site of a Forest Commission camp in the Depression of the 1930s. During World War II it was turned into an internment camp for Italian immigrants. The area was heavily logged, but a few large old trees can still be found among the regrowth, providing important habitat and…
Read MoreWenhams Camp
Wenhams Camp is an excellent base for exploring the walking tracks in the granitic hills, many of which start from the camp. There is a carpark near the toilets for day visitors who are welcome to use the facilities. The campsite has toilets, picnic tables, and fireplaces with grills. The individual unpowered sites are suitable…
Read MoreWinton Wetlands
A wetlands restoration project of international significance, Winton Wetlands has been designated a Wetland of Distinction by the Society of Wetland Scientists, the first such listing given outside of the USA. Winton Wetlands brings people, groups and communities together to renew themselves and be immersed in the distinctive landscape. Located in northeast Victoria, Australia, the…
Read MoreOxley Recreation Reserve
The Oxley Reserve was formed in 1865 and is a unique 47-hectare mix of bushland and cleared areas, backing onto the King River. The upper terrace (10 hectares) is where the majority of facilities are located. This area has sandy well-drained soil and is usable all year round. The lower area is flood plain and…
Read MoreWinton Motor Raceway
Established in 1961, Winton Raceway is one of Australia’s longest-standing permanent motorsport circuits. Several major motorsport events are held at Winton Raceway. Including V8 Supercars, Shannons Nationals, Historic Festival of Speed, Performance Car Mania, Oceania Cup, HQ Holden 4 Hour and the Winton 300, as well as multiple rounds of the Victorian Motor Racing Championship.…
Read MoreStringybark Creek Camping Area
Stringybark Creek Camping Area is a free camping area located in the Toombullup State Forest near Tolmie, northeast of Mansfield. This site links by a walking track to the Stringybark Creek Day Reserve, site of the infamous shooting of three policemen by the Kelly Gang in 1878, and part of the Ned Kelly Touring Route.…
Read MoreMount Granya Walking Track
Mount Granya State Park (6,140ha) has steep, forested slopes that rise dramatically above Lake Hume and the surrounding valleys. The Park features diverse vegetation and wildflowers which are particularly abundant during late spring and early summer. The walk, which is 10.4 kilometres return, begins in the Cotton Tree Campground, Granya. The site of an old…
Read MoreCamping Ovens River Warby-Ovens National Park
There is a range of unpowered camping options available. No fees or bookings are required. Campers must be self-sufficient and bring their own firewood and drinking water. Self-sufficient campers will enjoy the dispersed bush camping along the Ovens River, with its sandy beaches, river access and fishing. There are picnic tables at some of the…
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