Family-friendly beach camping near Mount Martha
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3 top beach campgrounds near Mount Martha
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Shacks at Kardella Park
20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents47 acres · Indented Head, VIC
Shacks at Kardella is a 47-acre lifestyle farm close to the beach at Indented Head on the Bellarine Peninsula. Our property has cows, goats, miniature horses and plenty of native birdlife. Walking distance to the beach and general store/post office which sells coffee, beer, wine and other essentials. The campsite is 500 metres from the Indented Head boat ramp. Come and enjoy our peaceful slice of the thriving Bellarine Peninsula! Campsites have no amenities so campers need to BYO everything (including drinking water and camping toilet) and leave no trace. Dog friendly.We offer general camping a garden glamping bell tent.
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AU$22
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Inverloch - Bunurong Country
1 site · RV, Tent5 acres · Inverloch, VIC
We started off spending weekends camping on our peaceful pocket of bush paradise when we built our home. We have since kept the campsite maintained and a place for family and friends to stay and escape their busy lives. Most recently, we have opened it up to Hipcamp in late 2020 where we have loved sharing our property and getting to know fellow campers.
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AU$70
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Field Phillip Island
8 sites · RVs7 acres · Ventnor, VIC
Field Phillip Island is a 7 acre working farm within walking distance to one of the Island's best beaches and Phillip Island Winery. We are located 6 minutes from the Penguin Parade and 15 minutes from Cowes. We are trialling one campsite.
We farm Trees and Bees and share a passion for all things connected with nature on Phillip Island. This winter we planted over 1, 200 trees and have plans to plant another 4,500 trees next winter.
Our 5 acre field is flat and filled with wildlife. We offer one Campsite on our field to ensure your privacy and to provide you with a place to rest. The ocean can often be heard from the property. Watch the sunrise or sunset from your own piece of paradise!
Access to the field is easy and you can come and go as you please but we do prefer that, for the safety of guests and our wildlife, you are at your campsite before last light.
We have resident populations of Wallabies, Cape Barron Geese, Eastern Bard Bandicoots, Brush Tailed Possums, Pobblebonk Frogs, Crickets and a pair of beautiful Wedge Tailed Eagles.
Berry's Beach is an easy walk from your campsite and it offers an amazing beach and ocean environment. Berry's beach clifftop walks provide an ideal location for a sunset stroll and perhaps, to spot Mutton Birds or even a Whale or two.
If entering the ocean is your thing fishing, snorkelling, shipwrecks, kayaking, rock pooling, surfing, sailing and sun baking are all there, or at beaches nearby.
If food and wine is more your thing then Phillip Island Winery is only 800 paces away!
We look forward to sharing this wonderful piece of paradise with you.
Kind regards,
Gaz and Kaz.
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Family-friendly beach camping near Mount Martha guide
Overview
Looking for a camping adventure near Mount Martha, Victoria in Australia? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 800 options available, you'll find the perfect campsite to suit your accommodation preference. Whether you're into historic sites, biking, or boating, there's something for everyone. And don't worry about facilities - popular options include campfires, rubbish facilities, and showers. Looking for top-rated campsites? Check out Shacks at Kardella Park (328 reviews), Iron Brook Donkey Farm (381 reviews), and Hazelnut Valley Farm Stay (270 reviews). Average price per night is £70, with options as low as £10. Get ready for an unforgettable camping experience!
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