Victoria campgrounds

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Blue Pool campground boasts 12 walk-in style campsites, each with their own fire pit and picnic table. Visitors can access the iconic Blue Pool waterhole by following the well-defined path.The more adventurous can cross the creek and walk the 2.5km Fern Gully Loop or the 6.5km Freestone Creek Walking track.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. Blue Pool is a popular campground situated along Freestone Creek. There are 12 walk-in style campsites, each with access to a fire pit and picnic table, as well as access to communal picnic and toilet facilities. Car spaces adjoin the campsites, with overflow car parking also available a short walk away. This campground is not suitable for camper trailers / caravans - It is recommended that visitors with trailers / vans pull into The Quarries Reserve, which is 8km south towards Briagolong. Blue Pool gets very busy over weekends / holidays, especially during summer. If the site is full, or you want a more remote camping experience, continue further north along Freestone Creek Road to find additional camping spots (some with walking access to Blue Pool). Please remember to extinguish your campfire before leaving the site and take all your rubbish with you. There are excellent picnic facilities available, including two large picnic shelters, picnic tables and a toilet (BYO toil

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A quiet camping area off the Birregun Road, with a small hut (with pot belly stove), picnic table, fire pit, toilet and room for camping. The site has a historic Dogs Grave.

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Located on the site of an old saw mill, this is an open grassed area with easy access to the mighty Mitta Mitta River and is popular with anglers. In September, the surrounding area is covered with gold flowers of the endemic Poverty Wattle. A great base for those wanting to explore Mitta Mitta and surrounds whilst having seclusion and tranquility. There are several camping sites at this location, comprised of open areas suitable for both small and larger groups. Suitable for camper trailers, tents and swags with access to the mighty Mitta Mitta River. There are wood fired BBQs and picnic table but no toilet present. This site is suitable for day visitors, providing a great place for a picnic. Offering wood fired BBQ’s and picnic tables, or if you like, roll out a picnic rug alongside the roaring Mitta Mitta River, the choice is yours.

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Built in the 1940's by a local Swifts Creek resident and used as a summer residence for him when on Fire Tower Lookout duties. Complete with stone fireplace, wooden floors and tin roof. Outside the hut is room for camping, with picnic tables and a toilet nearby.

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Log Crossing is a spacious shady picnic area with fire places, toilets and picnic tables. This site is a good access point for local walking and mountain bike tracks. This area can be used for overnight camping. Overnight only in designated area.

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The Beeripmo campground is accessible by walkers only. The site is flat, siting high on the plateau and nestled in a tranquil bushland setting with plenty of shade and dappled sunlight. Facilities include fireplaces and toilets. Camping spots are scattered through the site to give single and group camping options.

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Messmate, swamp gum, manna gum and western peppermint trees surround this peaceful campsite. Up until the 1950s, there was a camp here for workers involved in logging around the area. Now the camp provides a quiet spot for campers and picnickers. The camp is often visited by kangaroos, wallabies and koalas. There is a day visitor area, camping area, toilets and a walking track. South side of camp is available for camping. The area is flat and there are BBQs and picnic tables. North side of camp is a Day Visitor Area, available for picnicking. There is a picnic shelter, tables and BBQs.

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This site can accommodate approximately 4-5 dispersed camp sites on a grassy area, plus space for small campervans in the car park. Expect the site to be wet and muddy in autumn and winter. Picnic tables, a BBQ and toilets are available. Nice spot for a day trip to picnic and complete the waterfall walk. This site can accommodate approximately 4-5 dispersed camp sites on a grassy area, plus space for small campervans in the car park. Expect the site to be wet and muddy in autumn and winter. Picnic tables, a BBQ and toilets are available. Nice spot for a day trip to picnic and complete the waterfall walk. Picnic tables, a BBQ and toilets are available. This is a nice spot for a day trip to picnic and complete the waterfall walk. Expect the site to be wet and muddy in autumn and winter.

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Bentley Plain is a formal camp site situated within the Bentley Plain Natural Features and Scenic Reserve. The site contains a historic forestry hut (refuge only, no fireplace) and caters for both campers and day visitors. The campground is open with good access to several fire pits, a large picnic shelter and a toilet. There is a grassy area within the fence perimeter that is suitable for tents. The site caters for day visitors with toilets and a picnic shelter. The historic hut was formerly a forestry hut known as the 'Bush Hilton'. The historic Moscow Villa Hut, Washington Winch and various walks are located nearby.

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Located on the Wimmera River south of Dimboola and South West of Wail in the Wail State Forest, Big Bend Picnic and Camping Area is surrounded by majestic river red gums and offers a peaceful recreation experience suiting the over night camper and or day visitor. Enjoy the local bird life, take a pleasant walk along the river, take a dip in the river or just sit back and relax. Access to Big Bend is suitable for 2 wheel drive vehicles in dry weather only. Located on the Wimmera River this site is easily accessible from Dimboola and Wail and has plenty of space for smaller and larger groups. There are numerous sites adjacent to the car parking areas. Located on the Wimmera River and surrounded by majestic river red gums this site offers a peaceful recreation experience suiting the over night camper and or day visitor. Enjoy local bird life as you relax on the banks of the Wimmera River. Enjoy a pleasant walk along the River or just sit back and relax on the river bank.

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This remote location was first established by early stockman moving their stock from the north to south through this ruggered remote terrain. Pushing the stock south for the summer, keeping up with seasonal grass growth. As there were no known water source in this landscape, water bores where established throughout the Big Desert - the first of which was Big Billy Bore. Established in the 1800's, set in between the rolling mallee sand dunes system, this site gives good cover for windy night camping. Tour around the Big Desert and enjoy the remote and stark beauty of the outback countryside. There are a number of 4WD and conventional vehicle tracks to enjoy, that take in features such as scenic lookouts and historical tracks. The Big Billy Bore Recreation Area is a popular place to relax camp or have a picnic. There are a number of tracks that nature lovers can walk along and enjoy the unique surrounds. Basic campsite adjacent to Big Billy Bore offering remote dispersed camping with toilet facilities.

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Big Pats Recreation area is situated along the banks of Big Pats Creek under towering Manna Gum trees. This site is a popular stop for picnicking, camping and often used as the beginning of the 2-night Walk Into History hike.This site also the starting point for the Richards Curves and Richards Tramline walking tracks. A picturesque flat along the banks of Big Pats Creek allows for a small foot-based camp set up. The soft rippling of the creek and the towering Manna Gum trees provide an enjoyable site in this historic setting through which horse drawn log boogies once hauled logs on their was to a nearby timber mill. Car parking is only 50m away and basic toilet facilities are present. A picnic table is situated in a small opening next to Big Pats Creek and is captured in the afternoon shade. In its prime, this area was an important link in transporting timber to Warburton on its trek to Melbourne.

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A great base for trailbike riders to explore the diverse range of surrounding tracks in the Noojee State Forest. While primarily catering for trailbike riders, this site is also a pretty place for a picnic or camping. A pretty, open site located where the pine plantations meet tall native forest. Called the checking station as it was once a stopping point for harvested logs to be graded before being transported to mill. The site offers a small flat, grassed area suitable for walk-in camping. Car parking is immediately adjacent and toilet is nearby. Catering primarily for weekend trailbike riders, this is also a nice spot to picnic during the week with a small number of tables and open fire pit. Deciduous trees are a colourful highlight in autumn. Closed whilst arborist work is being completed to mitigate tree risk.

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Enjoy some time with family and friends in beautiful surrounds on the banks of the Thomson river just a stone throw from Walhalla and Erica. This area is rich with history and natural features ready to be explored, just up the road are the old Walhalla Rail Trail and historic Horseshoe Bend Tunnel. Camp nestled amongst Eucalypt forest near the Thomson river as it flows south from Walhalla. There are limited spots in this very popular camp site which gets very busy over weekends in summer, you can continue further into the Coopers Creek recreation area to find a second overnight camping spot. Campground One, offers two sites for caravans/campervans. All other site are walk in style sites only. For vehicle based camping refer to Coopers Creek Campground Two.

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The original huts were built at The Junction in the 1930's by gold fossickers during the depression however the hut that stands today was built in 2015 after the 2013 wildfire. If you are traveling past make sure you stop and check the view from the hut or dip your feet in the cool river. Junction Hut can accomodate 6-8 people at this peaceful riverside site, with a picnic table and toilet also on site. If the hut is occupied limited tent camping space can be found by following the track to the right as you hit the river. Find a picnic table and fire pit at Junction Hut, with great views and easy access to a cool, quite bend in the Aberfeldy River this is a lovely spot for a picnic.

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Latrobe River Picnic and Camping Area is just a short walk away from the Latrobe River itself and is situated within easy access of a main road. The large area is within the heart of the Latrobe State Forest and is within a short distance of many worthwhile destinations such as the Ada Tree and Seven Acre Rock.