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Latitude: -38.2351, Longitude: 141.69  
Dogs Allowed
2WD or 4WD.
Approx 3 km off Princes Hwy
Toilet
Fireplaces
Picnic Tables
BYO water
Very noisy, lots of youg ones doing burn outs in their cars, un patroled,
Pleanty of birdlife, Wallabies etc.
Great Mountain Bike Path too...approx 8klms...WE had trailbikes come and stay on a FRiday night.....one call to the ranger number in Heywood (number is posted)..and he removed them instantly. We stayed 3 weeks in November 2012 and did not want to leave....
Free hot showers in Portland (17km) in Henty Park, next to the tram depot on edge of the oval behind the pool!!!
Free
Created by: Bradd. Updated: Tue, 26 Feb 2013
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Latitude: -36.7315, Longitude: 141.723
Dogs Allowed
Not known what vehicle is required.
A very large reserve (28ha) with 4 very dispersed fireplaces and tables. Pit toilet. BYO water.
Shaded by a woodland of Yellow Gum (White Ironbark), Brown Stringybark and Long-leaved Box (Bundy) with a thin understory of wattles and some grass over gravel.
Gravel tracks lead further back into the reserve and eventually to the Nurcoung Flora Reserve - best in spring.
At the entrance to the Reserve is a memorial to Jane who kept her two brothers alive for 8 days while lost in the bush in the winter of 1864.
Created by: Peter W. Updated: Sun, 06 Mar 2011 |
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Latitude: -35.0502, Longitude: 141.726
Dogs Not Allowed
Not known what vehicle is required.
Clean pit toilets. Marked camping sites, limited numbers.
Limited shade. Camp near the lake edge.
Most spots would take 20 ft plus van, but not all.
Good dirt road into the park.
Can be busy, so get there early. Most spots have a camp fire, but bring your own wood. Good spot for relaxing, painting, photography. There is a 2nd camping area further on from Lake Crosbie (not near the lake), Lake Crosbie is the best pick.
Created by: Warby. Updated: Sat, 30 Oct 2010 |
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Latitude: -38.2214, Longitude: 141.763
Dogs Allowed
Not known what vehicle is required.
No ammenities. On Princes H'way 7.5km E Narrawong or 23.5km E of Portland and 1.5km W Tyrendarra. Road sign to rest area that is a long many camp sited area along river.
No toilets; no fire places, just a good gravel road for some distance along river: access to river not easy. The only sign is to take your rubbish with you.
Created by: AlanS. Updated: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 |
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Latitude: -36.4467, Longitude: 141.798 
Dogs Not Allowed
2WD or 4WD.
Fireplaces
Well maintained pit toilets
Shelter
Picnic Tables
Non Potable Water (Rain Tank)
Walking Tracks
A nice, clean camping area with room for bigger rigs (although the road in is corrugated dirt).
Self Registration
$14.00 per site per night (up to 6 people)
$5.70 per extra car per night
Created by: John and Catie. Updated: Sat, 25 Feb 2012
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Latitude: -37.6747, Longitude: 141.847 
Dogs Allowed
Not known what vehicle is required.
Beautiful Campground, Fireplace Water and Drop Toilets no problems for vans with easy access.
Situated between Hamilton and Coleraine. This is a perfect stopover spot with BBQ amenities(please bring your own wood and build fires only in constructed fire places) and toilets. Located in a fragile bush setting it is accessible for all on and off road caravanners. Not suitable for big rigs. Overnight camping in defined areas at campground only. Care must be taken not to degrade the bushland and wildflower values.
Beautiful area,with drop toilets tank water double sided fireplace with oven under covered area beautiful walks and scenery.
Situated within the Wannon Falls reserve it is a bushland setting just off the main highway. You can take your animals as long as they are kept on a lead.
Free
Created by: honie1234 and Rosemary Rowland. Updated: Sun, 29 Jul 2012
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Latitude: -38.258, Longitude: 141.848
Dogs Allowed
2WD or 4WD.
Dry compost toilets. If coming from Port Fairy, it's the left turn onto Thompson's Rd, follow the signs for the Fitzroy River Mouth. Mostly sealed road, until camp itself. Nice camp. Some shade.
Good views and good fishing. Boat ramp 300m up road.Need to bring in your own firewood and water. $5 a night or $20 a week. Rubbish bins were there when we were. Costs are collected by Fitzroy River Committee during peaks seasons only, then rubbish bins provided, toilets are supplied with paper and cleaned, bore water tank topped up. Other times FREE but NO SERVICES.
$5.00 per day or $20.00 per week peak holiday season only.
Created by: Ted and Rosie NOMADS. Updated: Thu, 04 Apr 2013 |
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Latitude: -37.1496, Longitude: 141.864
Dogs Allowed
Not known what vehicle is required.
located approx 10km north of Balmoral on the Glenelg river(enter via Edgewood rd).
Approx 2km of river frontage with many acres of bush back from the river, no facilities at all. Caravan accessable dogs allowed. Generally good access with some areas east along the river more sandy (this area better accessed by 4WD and off road vans).
Created by: David Y. Updated: Tue, 20 Apr 2010 |
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Latitude: -35.9477, Longitude: 141.873
Dogs Allowed
Not known what vehicle is required.
Pleasant, quiet lakeside camping on white sand, shaded by a fringe of mature River Red Gums backed by white trunked Yellow Gums with a thick understory of wattles and wildflowers - best in spring. Pit toilet, tank water
Access from Rainbow [C227]: South-west 15k on the Nhill Rd. About 500m after entering the Park and just before the Outlet Creek bridge turn left (signposted) 400m down a graveled track over a sand hill to the Lake.
Dispersed bush camping is permitted anywhere around the lake although soft sand limits access.
Created by: Peter W. Updated: Sun, 06 Mar 2011 |
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Latitude: -38.0657, Longitude: 141.926
Dogs Not Allowed
Not known what vehicle is required.
Very pretty protected campsite within the National Park. Toilets are available plus great walks around the extinct volcano.
Some excellent walks with great views of the lake and volcano
Pre Book for Xmas/Easter
Book campsites – Call Parks Victoria Portland
Office during business hours
(03) 5522 3440
$7 per car (Off Peak)
$16 Per Site (Xmas/Easter 2008/2009)
Created by: gazzaboat, edited by Bradd. Updated: Sun, 29 Nov 2009 |
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Dogs Allowed
No Dogs Allowed
Not Sure if Dogs Allowed
Car only (i.e. tent)
Caravan 15 - 20 foot
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