Cabins near Mornington

This coastal Melbourne suburb is smack in the heart of popular areas on the Mornington Peninsula.

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12 top cabins sites near Mornington

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Park Lane Phillip Island

61 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Cowes, VIC
Escape to Phillip island, the natural playground of picturesque beaches, beautiful coastlines, and native Australian wildlife. From cabins to caravanning and camping. There’s something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for adventure at a maze of things or on the high ropes course, or the serenity of nature walks, penguin parades, and wildlife parks, or to hit the beach for a surf or swim. The island has you covered. We look forward to welcoming you at Park Lane Phillip Island Holiday Park. Whether you’re a big or small family, a couple on a romantic getaway, or a just group of friends and looking for adventure, Phillip Island is stacked full of activities, eateries, and breath-taking scenery to keep you busy for the duration of your stay. With our incredible onsite theme park, A Maze’N Things, you might not even need to leave the holiday park at all! We offer mini golf, a high ropes course, a maze, and rooms full of curiosities. There’s also an onsite brewery and restaurant! Park Lane Phillip Island Holiday Park really does have it all.
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Ingenia Holidays Torquay

167 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Torquay, VIC
Searching for a surfing escape in Victoria? Head to Ingenia Holidays Torquay to soak up the beachside atmosphere at one of Victoria’s best-known surfing locations. Located less than one kilometer from the Torquay Foreshore, Torquay Beach and The Esplanade, this is one destination best explored on foot, with local shops, cafes and restaurants on the holiday park’s doorstep. While the coastline might be the main attraction with over 20 beaches and coves to explore in the Torquay region, the holiday park gives you plenty of excuses not to leave with a solar-heated swimming pool, heated spa and landscaped gardens. With mini-golf, giant snakes and ladders, tennis courts, cricket pitch, modern playground and games room – with additional activities to keep the kids entertained through school holidays.
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Ingenia Holidays Phillip Island

106 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Newhaven, VIC
Visit one of Victoria’s most iconic destinations and enjoy a relaxed stay at Ingenia Holidays Phillip Island in a beachside location within a natural bush setting! Located on Victoria’s Southern Coastline, only a drive from Melbourne CBD and a ferry trip, the park offers a diverse range of caravan sites, and camping grounds, at walking distance to San Remo and Newhaven. Experience the best of Phillip Island, including the world-famous penguin parade, and the Koala Conversation Centre, and even visit Nobbies to see the local fur seals in their natural habitat. Plus, enjoy local shops, cafes, and restaurants only 500 meters away… but there’s plenty of fun to be had at the park, too! Keep the kids entertained with a jumping pad, an adventure playground, a basketball hoop, and a games room – whether you are seeking relaxation, wildlife encounters, or family fun, Ingenia Holidays Phillip Island has something for everyone.
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AU$384
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Unique Mornington Pensulia Glamping

7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents2 acres · Rye, VIC
Private Coastal Oasis: Your Serene Escape by the Sea. Discover your very own slice of paradise in our private coastal oasis, where tranquility meets the beauty of nature. Nestled along the pristine shoreline, this hidden gem offers a perfect retreat for those seeking solace and rejuvenation. Immerse yourself in nature and breathe in the fresh ocean air as you explore the lush surroundings and contemplate under the stars by night. Our oasis features spacious outdoor areas ideal for lounging, sunbathing, or enjoying al fresco dining under the stars. Whether you prefer a quiet morning coffee while watching the sunrise or evening gatherings by the fire pit, this space is designed for relaxation and connection. With easy access to stunning beaches, scenic coastal walks, and vibrant local culture, you can enjoy both adventure and serenity at your fingertips. Perfect for couples, families, or solo travelers looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, our coastal oasis invites you to unwind, recharge, and create lasting memories in a breathtaking setting of tee trees and moonas on 9000sqm. Just 1 km from the Peninsulia and Alba Hot Springs, some of the best golf coarses and beaches in the world. Beach 16 is amazing and just 4 mins drive away with a wonderful coffe/yoga studio across the road. Supermarket is simply 2 kms away and the 'Hidden Kitchen around the corner.' On the property is 2 campsites. One powered, and one non powered at the front for fully self contained campers only. Up the drive way are two cabins with a unique dining/kitchen area and a yurt for the romantic adventurists paired with toilet, outdoor shower and bath under the stars wth hot and cold water for a very relaxing memorable time in nature.
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Wonthaggi Park Lane Holiday Park

17 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Wonthaggi, VIC
Head to the Bass Coast, where Wonthaggi offers a quiet and peaceful sanctuary for those who want to explore the beautiful cliffs and beaches the region offers. Choose your style of stay from cabins and glamping pods to caravanning and camping. The choice is yours. The local area is teaming with swimming and surf beaches, and impressive restaurants and wineries. Combined with our glamping pods, Wonthaggi is perfect for a romantic weekend away. We look forward to welcoming you at Park Lane Wonthaggi Holiday Park. Put your feet up and take in the serenity, take a dip in the heated pool, or explore the beautiful surroundings that Wonthaggi has to offer. Discover stunning coastline trails with sensational scenic views, get up close and personal with fascinating creatures, or just cruise around and revel in the diverse range of attractions, shops, and events on offer.
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AU$68
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Ingenia Holidays BIG4 Inverloch

169 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Inverloch, VIC
Welcome to BIG4 Ingenia Holidays Inverloch. You’ll find us located on Anderson Inlet, close to nearby natural attractions of Phillip Island and Wilson’s Promontory, a short 90 minutes’ drive from Melbourne’s CBD. No matter which site you choose, you’ll have access to the park’s resort features which include everything from an indoor heated pool, BBQ to playground facilities to name a few. Spend your days exploring the seaside village of Inverloch, which is nestled at the mouth of Anderson Inlet, a protected bay where the Tarwin River enters the Bass Strait. If the Victorian weather plays nice for your visit, swim at the region’s turquoise beaches or enjoy a picnic along its foreshore. For those partial to a scenic drive, don’t miss the 12-kilometre scenic Bunurong Coastal Drive from Inverloch to Cape Paterson, hugging the Bunurong Marine Park. Said to be a ‘mini version of the Great Ocean Road’, you’re in for a road trip pretty enough to land itself in a car commercial – perfect to keep up your sleeve for a free family day out during your stay.
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Ingenia Holidays Queenscliff Beacon

102 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Queenscliff, VIC
Experience a touch of luxury as you enjoy relaxation and rejuvenation at BIG4 Ingenia Queenscliff Beacon on the Bellarine Peninsula. Located less than 90 minutes from Melbourne CBD, you can choose from a range of caravan and camping sites, some even being pet friendly, so you can bring your pooch along. With artificial turf or natural grass sites on offer, as well as bathroom amenities, a camp kitchen, and Wi-Fi, you can camp with modern luxuries on the Bellarine Peninsula. During your stay, explore the Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale foreshores, with beautiful beaches nearby, or visit some of the local attractions such as the local Adventure Park and Jirrahlinga Wildlife Sanctuary. If you’d prefer to stay on the resort grounds, there’s plenty to keep you entertained! Enjoy free activities for kids on weekends and during school holidays, plus access to our indoor adventure playground, shaded giant jumping pad, indoor heated pool, and 24/7 fitness center.
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Cabins near Mornington guide

Overview

A hour’s drive from downtown Melbourne, Mornington has a coastal holiday vibe with plenty of foreshore camping sites overlooking Port Phillip Bay. The sheltered waters of Western Port and Hastings are a short drive away, as are the seaside villages of Rosebud, Portsea, and Sorrento, where a car and passenger ferry connects the Mornington Peninsula with the Bellarine Peninsula, Queenstown, and Geelong. Camping accommodations are plentiful with tent sites and holiday parks all over. Don’t miss the geothermal mineral pools and spa at Peninsula Hot Springs, where campers can bathe in gorgeous natural surroundings.

Where to go

Frankston

This area is prime for family camping, serving as a home base for exploring the region. Expect campsites and holiday parks offering leafy tent sites and shaded caravan sites with access to camp kitchens, free wifi, and even swimming pools.

Sorrento and Portsea

At the far western reaches of the Mornington Peninsula, Sorrento and Portsea are the favoured weekend getaway hotspots for Melbournians. The region is dotted with vineyards and wineries, with restaurants and cafes in abundance. Portsea Pier is a timber jetty jutting out into the bay providing a safe swimming enclosure with the jetty a popular spot for walking and fishing.

Hastings

Overlooking the protected waterway of Western Port and French Island, Hastings is great for holidaymakers with a keen interest in fishing or boating ,or for surfing the beaches of Mornington Peninsula’s south coast. Look out for pet-friendly holiday parks on the waterfront with powered sites for motorhomes, campervans, and campers.

When to go

Summer is peak season in Victoria with campsites, caravan parks, and holiday parks often booked well ahead during holidays, especially Christmas and Easter. Quieter times occur after the Australia Day long weekend in January when school holidays finish. Mornington and surrounds are a popular weekend getaway spot for Melbournians year-round, so holiday parks and campsites are usually quieter during the week. If you’re into cosy winter escapes, Mornington Peninsula has plenty to offer, especially for kite surfers, boaties, and fishermen who can launch small boats from boat ramps strung along Port Phillip Bay.

Know before you go

  • Caravan sites and holiday parks are typically set either inland or along Port Phillip Bay from Mornington to Rosebud, Rye, Sorrento and Hastings.
  • Foreshore camping sites are available from October to April and are in high demand—check Mornington Peninsula Shire website to find out when bookings open at Rosebud, Rye, and Sorrento. Council-run campsites have bathrooms as well as laundries, BBQs, and powered and non-powered sites.
  • A passenger-carrying car ferry links east and west coasts of Port Phillip Bay, making it possible to do a circumnavigation of the bay from Melbourne.
  • Mornington Peninsula has two coastlines with wildly different shores: calm and protected on the Port Phillip Bay northern side, and beaches exposed to Bass Strait with wild surf and breakers on the southern side.
  • Snorkel or scuba dive from the beach at Port Phillip Heads Marine National Park to see dolphins, seals, and weedy sea dragons.

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