Belvidere Beach Campground

Leschenault

Well defined, flat (and sandy) campsites in Leschenault Conservation park on the edge of the Leschenault Estuary with the Ocean only a stones throw away. Most of the campsites are suitable for tents. There are half a dozen sites suitable for caravans or motorhomes.

Mannum Campground

Fairly open campground on the banks of the Murray River near Mannum. Great little spot if you need or want to be right on the river, with boat ramp access. It is definately not the most secluded of sites and you will likely be sharing it with other campers however quite comfortable.

Trig Campground

Deep Creek

This is a large, flat and well grassed campground with plenty of open space. The openess and low vegetation surrounding this campsite makes it a bit less desirable in windy weather as there is not a lot of shelter provided.

Stevensons Falls Campground

Barramunga

Very pleasant valley camp by the small Gellibrand River. About half the sites are well shaded by groves of different furs, other sites are open with a scattering of oaks, pears, plums and apples. All sites level, well grassed (mown by kangaroos). Dogs on leads. Rated at 4.

Inverleigh Campground

Inverleigh

Princetown Recreation Reserve Campground

Princetown

Closest campground to the 12 apostles with powered and un-powered sites, hot showers, and free barbecues. The Princetown Recreation Reserve and Camping is located 6km east of the 12 Apostles, adjacent the Gellibrand River. It is the perfect central base for sightseeing along the Great Ocean Road.

O`Briens Crossing Campground

Lerderderg

Camping is no longer permitted atObriens Crossing, as it is now a day use are. The closest camping is now Lederberg Campground, 5km away.

Wild Dog Bend Campground

Mount Richmond

Pleasant riverside camp overlooking the winding gorge of the wide and deep lower Glenelg River. The furthest upstream vehicle accessible site within the Park. Bush setting with reasonable shade from Brown Stringybark Gums. Both sites are level, grassed and reasonably large, separated by shrubs.

Burnt Bridge Campground

Kevington

Extended, narrow, level flats by the Big River, well shaded by Southern Blue Gum and Peppermint with tea-tree understory secluding many sites. Popular at peak periods. Rated 4. 4/5 Surrounded by steep forested slopes. AccessThis campsite is accessable with regular 2wd vehicles.

Waitpinga Campground

Waitpinga

In coastal mallee scrub, a short stroll from the beach, suitable for tents and camper trailers. Waitpinga Beach There is a walking track Waitpinga Beach (about 600m) or you can drive / walk down Dennis Road about 1. 3km to the carpark at the end of the road.

Baileys Rocks Campground

Dergholm

Very comfortable campground amongst the ancient and rare green granite rocks and eucalypts. This campground is vety spacious and has well grassed tent sites and plenty of shade.

Moonambel Picnic Area Campground

Moonambel

Also known as Mountain creek. Camping in the Picnic Area near the town of MoonambelBasic facilities with long drop toilets, picnic tables and plenty of trees for shade. It is just out of town, and was empty the last couple of times I stayed here.

Yachting Point (Blowering Dam) Campground

Blowering

Large grassy campground, suitable for caravans on the shore of Blowering DamThis is avery large campground and is very popular. There are no designated sites, just lots of open grassy areas and a few scattered trees for shade.

Chookarloo Campground

Kuitpo

Lovely bush camping among native forest in the Kuitpo Forest Reserve near Meadows in South Australia. (Closed during fire danger season (Dec to Mar)There are basic facilities here (toilet, sheltered picnic tables and a water tank).

Baan Hill Picnic Area Campground

Ngarkat

Just out side the Ngarkat Conservation Park, this campsite is accessible by small campers and caravans although probably more suited to car based campingThere are rainwater tanks, toilets and a covered picnic table. Thanks to Smokeydk for the following updates and photos. Free. . .

Glendinning Campground

Rocklands

Pleasant lakeside camping in open dry sclerophyll forest within Rocklands State Forest. Reasonable shade provided by Manna and Yellow Gum over short grass (slashed) and gravel. Most sites slope a little and have water views. The water edge is close, even when the reservoir is only 25% full.

Buandik Campground

Glenisla

A pleasant, green, creek side camp surrounded by rugged sandstone. Good shade provided by Grey Box, Bundy, Stringybark, Yellow Gum and Red River Gum over bracken and grass (mown by kangaroos).

Woods Reserve Campground

Paddys River

On the banks of Gibraltar Creek, with flushing toilets and hot showers. Woods Reserve is a large, mostly level campground with excellent facilities and reasonably priced. It is suitable for caravans, campers or tents, and there are shady or sunny sites, depending on your requirements.

Mark Point Campground

On the banks of the Coorong, with spectacular scenery, but not a lot of wind protection. A number of smaller sites around this area, suitable for self sufficient campers. Some of the sites are only accessible with 4wd due to sandy tracks.

Green Hill Lake Campground

Ararat

A disappointing (but popular) camp consisting of a large grassed area by an attractive lake with very limited shade. Backed by flat, open farmland with some traffic noise from the highway. The ambiance may improve as recently planted shrubs grow. Maintenance is good.

Wannon Falls Campground

Wannon

A secluded camping area in a large reserve of dry sclerophyll open forest over short grass on a level, gravelly plateau above the Wannan River. Camping area is distant from the day area, next to a small cricket ground but open to the through access road.