Camping in Great Ocean Road

Soak up the views along one of the world’s most epic drives.

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93% (284 reviews)

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3 top wheelchair-accessible campgrounds in Great Ocean Road

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The Warrnambool Block

7 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Warrnambool, VIC
A few acres on the edge of Warrnambool. Situated close to all attractions that our beautiful city has to offer, yet tucked out of sight. You wouldn't know the township is just a stone's throw away! Great for anyone who would like to enjoy the close proximity without sharing your space with a multitude of other campers. You must have toilet facilities on board. No facilities, just a great space to relax. Our site is suited to fully self-contained travelers in motorhomes, caravans, or camp trailers. Campfires are ok outside of fire restriction season in the designated fire pit - please check with us. It's a flat property with good tracks and accessible via gravel roads. Just off the Princess Highway, yet not able to be seen, and road noise is not an issue. Less than 5km to Premier Speedway. The Hopkins River and boat ramps are accessible to either walk to (35 min walk down the road) or a 5min drive (4WD in the wet season) - a great spot for fishing, canoeing & solitude. 10km to the Warrnambool Breakwater boat ramp to access the ocean.
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AU$25
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Dairy Countryside Camp

3 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Kawarren, VIC
Green grassy campsites on an Old Victorian Dairy Country Farm House site. The property is located in the Otways, the rail trail is close by for bush walks, wildlife watching or mountain biking. Two micro breweries are within 20 minutes drive (Prickly Moses, Forest Brewery). Otway Fly Treetop Adventures and waterfalls just 30 minutes away. There are many waterfalls within easy driving distance. Apollo Bay is just an hours drive. Campfire and sitting area available for guests use, public toilets that are serviced three times a week and kept hygienically clean, located just 1000mtrs down the road. If you like a hit of tennis, there are two courts near the toilets and a community centre next to the CFA. This is all about being off the grid, soaking up nature and what this region has to offer. You'll spot an abundance of native wildlife on the property - we have koalas in the trees, platypus in the dam, echidnas burrowing in the garden beds, with kangaroos and wallabies passing through the property. There is plenty of room to spread out and enjoy complete privacy, if required a 6 man tent can be supplied and erected for you.
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AU$57.95
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Camping in Great Ocean Road guide

Overview

Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to website for camping adventures in Australia! If you're looking for wheelchair accessible campsites along the stunning Great Ocean Road, you're in luck. We have 21 options available specifically designed for wheelchair access in this area. With prices as low as $25 per night and an average price of $30 per night, you can enjoy the beauty of the Great Ocean Road without breaking the bank. Looking for some recommendations? Check out our top campsites with glowing reviews: Secluded Otways Forest Camp (62 reviews), Goldane Bush Retreat (55 reviews), and Tall Trees Otways Camp (25 reviews). And don't worry about leaving any amenities behind - popular options include campfires, cooking equipment, and even pet-friendly locations. Plus, you can enjoy exciting activities like whitewater paddling, hiking, and fishing. So pack your bags, grab your wheelchair, and get ready for an unforgettable camping experience on the Great Ocean Road!

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