Victoria beach campgrounds

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This site is a stunning area and very popular in the summer months, when you arrive you’ll see why. The area is located next to the Delatite River with water birds and shady trees galore, there is plenty of room to let the kids out and run around to stretch their legs. This site will keep you coming back for more. The shade of the African Regnan trees offers relief from the heat on hot days. With the Delatite River close by you can often see water birds enjoying this site as well. The wide-open spaces provided give a good opportunity for the kids to burn off some energy after being in the car all day.

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Blue Pool is a popular day visitor area set on the banks of the Freestone Creek. With direct access to the Blue Pool swimming hole, it is a popular spot to cool off during the summer months.Blue Pool is a place of great cultural significance to the Braiakaulung clan of the Gunaikurnai people. Please treat the site with respect so others can appreciate its natural and cultural significance. There is a small picnic area located halfway between the Day Visitor Area carpark and Freestone Creek. This is a great spot to stop or park if you are completing the overnight Track 96 or one of the Freestone or Fern Gully Loops. If the carpark is full, there is more parking available back at the Blue Pool Campground.

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Central Warrnambool Holiday Park and Motel, in Warrnambool, Victoria, provides a springboard to the many delights of the Great Ocean Road coastal region. Whether you are wanting a site to pitch the tent or park the caravan, or you prefer self-contained cabins or apartments, Central Warrnambool Holiday Park and Motel has what you need. It has plenty of onsite activities for the kids, as well as a friendly tour desk with all of the information you’ll need to explore the Great Ocean Road and surrounds – from great restaurants to whale watching.

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Surrounded by green spaces and ocean breeze, Collendina Caravan Park is an unbeatable location to enjoy seaside camping on generously sized powered and unpowered sites. They’ve got relaxation and recreation covered in equal measure, with a swimming pool, games room, playground, camp kitchen, pickleball and basketball courts, and a large footy field. Reach the beach via a direct, 350m pathway or tee off at the adjacent nine-hole golf course. As for daily adventures, it only takes half an hour to arrive in Geelong or Torquay (Victoria’s surf capital and the start of the Great Ocean Road).

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Discovery Parks - Warrnambool is your gateway to Great Ocean Road glory. Just a hop away from the 12 Apostles and Port Fairy, it's adventure central. And hey, when you're not out exploring, there are pedal karts, a playground, and a swimming pool to keep the good times rolling. Dog-friendly digs? You bet. Your coastal caper awaits.

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Cheyne's Bridge campsite area has easy access for caravans and camper trailers. Several separated overnight camping areas are available on the East side of the bridge and a day area is located on the West side. This site is a popular destination for group 4WD trips with medium and hard four wheel drive tracks situated nearby. The Macalister River winds past the site and provides swimming and paddle sport activities when the water is higher. A further 30 minutes north of Cheyne’s Bridge is the small township of Licola which is a Gateway to the Victorian High Country and its various recreation opportunities. We ask that visitors please take their rubbish home so that the site can be enjoyed by the next visitors. Several separated overnight camping areas are available on the East side of the bridge. Larger sites are suitable for caravans and camper trailers, with smaller areas better suited to tents or vehicle-based set-ups. A separate day picnic area is located on the west side of the bridge.

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The Gallows is a small secluded campsite with basic facilities, although remote this spot is perfect for the avid four-wheel driver. You can camp yourself next to the Jamieson River, throw a line in, go for a swim or simply enjoy the sound of the river tumbling by. At this site you won’t be bothered by many people due to its location, if you’re looking for quite and serenity this is the spot to visit.

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Small campsites on the Queensborough River.