Discover the best free camping spots across Victoria. Plan your next outdoor adventure with our comprehensive guide.
Mount Clay State Forest offers a ripper of a camping spot near Portland, with the Surry River flowing alongside. You can catch a bream or two here, and the views from Whalers Lookout are simply stunning. Fun fact: this forest is home to some of the tallest trees in Victoria, making it a true nature lover's paradise.
Escape to Scout Loop Track Campground in Kurth Kiln Regional Park, just a stone's throw from Melbourne. This bush campsite is a hidden gem, nestled among diverse forest types. Did you know that the park's historic kiln was used to make charcoal for gas producer units during WWII? Bring your horse, dog, or hiking boots and immerse yourself in nature.
Escape to Serviceton Reservoir, a tranquil bush camping spot 20 minutes west of Kaniva. This pet-friendly haven offers fishing, canoeing, and swimming, with areas suitable for motorhomes, caravans, and tents. Did you know that Serviceton Reservoir is home to an abundance of native birdlife, making it a paradise for birdwatchers? Come and soak up the Aussie bush atmosphere.
Camping in Briagolong State Forest is a real Aussie adventure! This stunning forest, just 2.5 hours from Melbourne, offers scenic walks, swimming holes, and abundant wildlife. Fun fact: the forest's Blue Pool is a natural swimming spot, formed at the bottom of a narrow basalt gorge. Come and immerse yourself in nature, VIC style!
Discover this hidden gem of a free campsite, courtesy of the local hotel. Located in a stunning Aussie setting, you'll be surrounded by native wildlife and breathtaking views. Fun fact: this spot is a top spot for stargazing, with incredibly dark skies perfect for spotting the Southern Cross. Get ready for an unforgettable camping adventure!
Camp in Victoria's stunning Alpine region, surrounded by State Forest. This site, managed by DELWP, offers a true bush camping experience. Did you know that the Alpine area is home to some of Victoria's most spectacular wildflowers, which bloom in summer? Come prepared and enjoy the serene surroundings.
G'day campers! This rest area is a hidden gem, allowing overnight stays with the thumbs up from local authorities. Did you know that this spot is a top spot for stargazing, with its remote location offering breathtaking views of the night sky? Come and experience the beauty of the Aussie outback.
Experience the ultimate beachfront camping adventure at Skenes Creek Beachfront Park. This stunning coastal spot is perfect for families and pet owners, with powered sites and amenities like toilets and showers. Did you know that Skenes Creek is a renowned spot for whale watching during migration season? Enjoy the picturesque views and relax by the campfire.
Immerse yourself in Victoria's stunning State Forest at this DELWP-managed campsite. As you set up camp, keep an eye out for native wildlife, including platypus and koalas. This spot is a true bush camping experience, so come prepared to be self-sufficient. Fun fact: this forest is home to some of Victoria's oldest and tallest trees.
Escape to Skinners Flat Reservoir, a picturesque lake near Wedderburn, Victoria. This pet-friendly campground offers swimming, fishing, and boating, surrounded by bushland. Did you know that Skinners Flat is home to a variety of native bird species, making it a birdwatcher's paradise? Come and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Australian outdoors.
Experience the ultimate Aussie adventure in the Upper Goulburn Valley Historical Area. This campsite is a trout fisher's paradise, with the Goulburn River boasting some of the best trout fishing spots in Victoria. Fun fact: the river is home to the iconic Macquarie Rainbow Trout, a species found nowhere else in the world. Come and reel one in!
Discover this hidden gem, a free camping spot courtesy of the local council. Located in a stunning Aussie setting, you can immerse yourself in nature. Keep an eye out for native wildlife, like kangaroos and kookaburras, and did you know this area is a popular spot for stargazing due to its minimal light pollution?
Nestled near Mackenzie Falls, Smith Mill Campground is a hidden gem. This Parks Victoria-maintained site offers a tranquil escape, perfect for young families and nature lovers. Fun fact: it's one of the best spots to witness the majestic sunrises over the Grampians National Park.
Escape to Mt Cole State Forest, a hidden gem just an hour's drive west of Ballarat. Did you know that this campsite is a hotspot for platypus spotting? Nestled near the Pyrenees Wine District and Grampians, it's perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Come for the wildlife, stay for the serenity.
Experience the thrill of camping in Victoria's stunning State Forest, under the care of DELWP. This secluded spot offers a true Aussie bush adventure, with basic facilities like pit toilets and fireplaces. Keep an eye out for native wildlife, like kangaroos and birds, as you immerse yourself in nature. Did you know that this forest is home to some of Victoria's oldest and tallest trees?
Experience the great outdoors at our Smythesdale campground, nestled on the town's northern edge. Did you know that Smythesdale is one of Victoria's oldest gold-rush towns? Our pet-friendly site offers a relaxed base for caravans, big rigs, and tents, surrounded by shady trees and scenic views. Come and soak up the region's rich history and natural beauty.
Discover the Upper Goulburn Valley Historical Area's hidden gem. This campsite, nestled along the Goulburn and Jamieson Rivers, offers trout fishing, canoeing, and gold fossicking. Fun fact: the area is home to the infamous 'Stringer's Creek', a hotspot for gold prospectors. Immerse yourself in nature and history.
Camp in the Upper Big River State Forest, just 130km northeast of Melbourne. This scenic spot is home to the heritage-listed Big River, perfect for fishing and canoeing. Fun fact: the river is known for its gold deposits, making it a great spot for gold fossicking.
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