The best camping near Kara Kara National Park

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Rodborough Vale

9 sites · RVs, Tents600 acres · Majorca, VIC
There are separate campsites available. Rodborough Vale is 600 acres with a combination of creek flats, native bushland and rocky volcanic outcrops. A working sheep property with some cropping, It is home to the well known Rodvale Border Leicester Stud. Farming in harmony with the native fauna and flora, guests may be able to spot many native species including platypus, wedge tail eagles, kookaburra and many more. Fronting Deep Creek, guests have access to fishing or just sit and listen to the crystal clear water meandering past the campsites. The farm borders Tullaroop Reservoir which is only a ten minute walk from most campsites, there you can find public toilets and picnic areas it is well known for its fly fishing for trout. The boat ramp is around 400m from the front gate and guests are welcome to leave vehicles and trailers on the property for convenience. Note : The reservoir is currently only open to electric powered boats and canoes. Dogs are welcome but must be very well behaved around sheep. Flushing toilet available at the shearing shed. Good access for caravans and large RV's. Local attractions are the historic towns of Maldon, Clunes, Avoca and Dunolly all part of the Central Goldfields.
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Loddon River Park

38 sites · RVs, Tents70 acres · Bendigo, VIC
Our beautiful property is located on 70 acres and has 1000m of river front on the Loddon River 3km down Newbridge Maldon Road from Bridgewater. There is an IGA supermarket nearby in Inglewood, which is 11km away, and the Bridgewater pub and bakery are located 3km away. Both world-renowned feeds. The place consists of privacy, use of kayaks and safety gear, fishing rods, boat ramp, and a lovely getaway for a couple or family. We've also recently added a basketball court, beach volleyball, mini football oval and soccer goals. Lots to do! Come here to enjoy the peace, and six meters of clean clear water at your camp door if you please. Fire pits are provided and we offer firewood for sale if needed, outside of fire-ban season - No firewood is to be taken from the property unless paid for. This is a unique camp experience. All we ask is you leave the place as you found it. The stars in the night sky are second to none, we hope you enjoy your stay as much as we do. IMPORTANT: We do not offer toilet facilities, so all campers MUST be self-contained, and take all waste with them. In order to protect the fragile river system, strictly no dumping of waste or greywater on the property. Waterski boats are strictly prohibited. We require at least 12 hours notice before your stay, but if you do need a last-minute spot, please feel free to send us an enquiry and we may be able to accommodate you. Whilst pets are welcome, please inform us prior to booking if you are planning to bring pets along. We kindly ask that you keep them at your site as do not want to upset other guests with barking dogs, and wish to protect our wildlife.
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Grampians Park Station -Grand Views

43 sites · RVs, Tents160 acres · Moyston, VIC
Grampians Park Station is a beautifully maintained 160 acre private estate. This Premium Camping experience includes access to the immaculately clean showers and toilets and with additional services such as coffee and breakfast rolls delivered direct to your campsite, you can enjoy this private Heritage estate in absolute style. Enjoy the peace and fresh mountain air with an abundance of native flora and fauna and stunning panoramic views of the mountains. This property is part of a larger Family Estate and is surrounded by the National Park affording excellent access to the Grampians Peaks Trail, numerous walks and bike rides around the property and a well maintained Nature Trail which is great for strolls during day or to visit the possums, sugar gliders and nocturnal animals in the evening. Reserviour Creek runs just behind the camping area which runs from Spring until Autumn creating a peaceful place to relax and enjoy. The rustic toilet and shower block are the original workers' buildings but have been completely upgraded to immaculate modern, fully tiled facilities which boast large 1.2m showers and new well appointed toilets. These are a short 400m walk/ride from the campsites along a clearly marked track. Other things to note: *Due to being surrounded by the National Park, you may find that some mobile network coverage is a bit patchy but Telstra generally has good connectivity. Convenient to access, you are only 20 mins from bustling Ararat which is the largest town in the region and has an abundance of eateries and supermarkets. We are 40 mins from Halls Gap, the hub of the Grampians and 6 minutes to the Moyston General Store Cafe which has a reputation for exceptional coffee! You are just a phone call away from the owners for any help or advice. Enjoy our beautiful 160 acre estate. We ask only that you enjoy the tranquility and leave our land the way you found it.
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AU$55
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Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park

106 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Halls Gap, VIC
Breathtaking views of the mountains, an abundance of Australian Wildlife, spacious powered campsites, excellent facilities, a wide variety of cabin accommodations and a very warm welcome! The perfect base to explore the Grampians. Have a dip in our woodfire-heated outdoor pool and enjoy a campfire at night. No matter if you live nearby or come from afar, you will absolutely love the fact you found this place! Glamping in the Grampians is a way to experience the fun of camping, the beauty of nature, and the luxury of home comforts without the hassle of having to put up a tent. Instead of waking up and stepping out of your house into your normal daily routine, you can wake up and step outside of your tent into your own private natural retreat. Fresh air and absolute leisure…what more could you ask for? When you go glamping, everything is prepared for you, pretty much like going to a 5-star hotel. The only difference is that you will be sleeping under canvas instead of in a concrete box (with horrible recycled air flowing around) All you need to do is park your car, unload your luggage, and explore the stunning surroundings. With breathtaking views of the mountains, an abundance of Australian Wildlife, and spacious powered or unpowered caravan sites with modern facilities, we offer the perfect caravan Park experience for your Halls Gap visit with a very warm welcome! Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park is the perfect base to explore the Grampians. Have a dip in our woodfire-heated outdoor pool and enjoy a campfire at night. No matter if you live nearby or come from afar, you will absolutely love the fact you found this place!
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AU$36
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Tuki Retreat

9 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1500 acres · Smeaton, VIC
Stay at Tuki & Experience Rustic Charm Welcome to Tuki, a truly unique destination perched on the breathtaking Stoney Rises with panoramic views of the Daylesford-Macedon Ranges. Whether you’re looking to pitch a tent under the stars or settle into one of our cosy stone cottages, Tuki offers a retreat that blends the tranquility of nature with exceptional hospitality. Campsites with a View: Our campsites are nestled across rolling landscaped grounds, surrounded by dry stone walls and picturesque trout ponds. Set up your tent or camper in a serene location where the only sounds you’ll hear are the whispering breezes and the calls of native wildlife. Wake up to stunning sunrises and embrace the simplicity of life outdoors. Facilities for campers include: - Access to clean restrooms and basic amenities. - Scenic spots perfect for relaxing by the ponds. - Ample space to enjoy fishing or other activities on-site. Upgrade to a Stone Cottage Stay: If you prefer a little more comfort, our self-contained stone cottages are the perfect option. Located a short walk from the restaurant, each cottage is thoughtfully designed for privacy and relaxation. Featuring a private lake, and a veranda for soaking up sunsets, our cottages are ideal for couples & families. Amenities in the cottages include: - Fully equipped kitchenettes. - Plush bedding and cosy interiors. Farm-to-Table Dining You Won’t Want to Miss: No visit to Tuki is complete without experiencing our restaurant. Celebrate the best of farm-to-table cuisine with fresh trout caught right on-site, pasture-fed lamb and beef, and ethically grown seasonal produce. Whether you’re enjoying a meal after a day of exploring or celebrating a special occasion, dining at Tuki is an experience you’ll treasure. Why Choose Tuki? - Unparalleled natural beauty and serene surroundings. - A range of options to suit your style—from camping to cottage stays. - A dining experience that elevates your getaway with unforgettable flavours. Whether you’re here to unplug and unwind, cast a line in one of our trout ponds, or indulge in incredible food, Tuki invites you to experience the best of what we have to offer. Book your campsite or cottage today and start planning your perfect escape. www.tuki.com.au
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Singing Tree

7 sites · RVs, Tents30 acres · Wedderburn, VIC
Cleared sites available away from road view, located between two dams and bush locations. Bushland teaming with bird life, the occasional sighting of kangaroos and wallabies. Dams stocked with trout, catfish for fishing also yabbies in season. 4km from township, which has a supermarket, hotel, hardware store, fuel, chemist, coffee shop and much more. Wedderburn Victoria is a unique blend of Health, Heritage and Habitat. You can walk or ride for miles along its network of bush paths and walking tracks. You can explore the Heritage, commencing originally as a gold mining town where you can still detect for gold nuggets today. There is its long farming history as well. Then there is Wedderburn's Habitat with its magnificent box/ironbark forests providing a home to hundreds of different bird varieties and native animals. Come and explore and enjoy. There's something for everyone in Wedderburn. Singing Tree is the home to chickens, goats alpaca's and bees. There is a lot to see and do in our area, visit the Loddon Tourism Centre for more information. Dump point at caravan park which is available to the public.
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Kilbirnie Peak Glamping

1 site · Lodging5000 acres · Berrimal, VIC
Kilbirnie Peak Glamping is situated on our 6th generation family farm. Here, you'll find a sunrise and sunset lovers delight. Bleeting sheep in the distance, kangaroos grazing below, eagles flying above, a true farm life glamping experience. The main operation here on the farm is cropping canola, wheat, barley, lupins and running merino ewes to grow fat lambs and wool. Tim and Susie with sons Joe and Sam live at the homestead 2km from the glamping site, we’re all happy to assist with any problems that may pop up. Book with us, and you'll arrive to your gorgeous tent furnished and ready to relax. The 5m Bell tent is uniquely situated in a secluded old tin shed amongst the Berrimal Hills with incredible 360 views on top of the peak. The accommodation is set up for couples, with a queen bed and many extra comforts to help you unwind, including the indulgent bath with a view (with hot water!), flush toilet, hot water shower, well equipped camp kitchen and more. If the weathers cool, warm up at the fire pit or by the wood burning fire. Book a gourmet boz with cheese and crackers, or order a pizza prep box for the gas pizza oven as additional treats during your stay. For larger groups, we can also provide a 3 metre bell tent or Carrie the Caravan both fully furnished for an extra fee. Message us for details.
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A Place We Call Home

4 sites · RVs, Tents30 acres · Bendigo, VIC
If you're looking for a quiet, private nights stay in your motorhome, caravan, tent or swag, then look no further. A private property of 30 acres, surrounded by the bushland of the Lockwood State Forest. Tucked away in a very quiet tranqil location, you will have nothing but privacy and piece and quiet. The perfect time of year to enjoy camp fires and the great outdoors. A Place We Call Home offers you the perfect night's stay to relax and unwind before your journey continues. We can also cater to larger groups and private events. We have recently installed a camp kitchen and bbq facilities for you to enjoy. Our property is the perfect place to enjoy gold detecting, bush walking, bird watching, bike riding or just some well-earned rest. The property has direct access to the State Forest with multiple walking/bike riding options and gold-detecting opportunities. There are also kayaks on the dam for our guests to enjoy. Only 15 mins from Bendigo and local wineries, and 1.5 hours from Melbourne. All guests must be completely self-sufficient including toilet, water, and power. The Bendigo region offers many attractions including the Sandhurst Goal Tour, Golden Dragon Museum, Central Deborah Goldmine , the Bendigo Pottery and of course the Vintage Tram Tour that show cases the best of this beautiful city. There are over 20 vineyards and wineries in the region, including Balgownie Estate, Black Wallaby Wines, Blackjack Wines and Connor Park Winery with most wineries run by the families who founded them. There are plenty of opportunities for prospecting in the area, the region has been famous for gold for over 150 years. Visit the Coitek Gold Centre in Maryborough for special maps suggesting areas most likely to produce nuggets, or book a tour while your there to learn the art of detecting with an expert. We hope to see you soon.
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AU$17.60
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The best camping near Kara Kara National Park guide

Overview

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Embark on an adventure through Kara Kara National Park, a treasure trove of Box-Ironbark vegetation and a sanctuary for native wildlife. Traverse the park's diverse trails on foot, mountain bike, or by four-wheel drive, and witness the vibrant birdlife that adorns the canopy. As dusk falls, settle in at one of the serene campgrounds, where the sounds of the bush become your lullaby.

Notable campgrounds

  • The Upper Teddington Reservoir offers a tranquil camping experience amid towering eucalypts and abundant birdlife.
  • Teddington Campgrounds provide a rustic escape, complete with facilities and the historic Teddington Hut nearby.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early to secure your spot at the popular Upper Teddington Reservoir, especially during peak seasons.
  • Visit mid-week for a better chance at snagging a campsite, as weekends tend to fill up quickly.
  • Keep an eye on the park's official website for updates on campsite availability and potential cancellations.
  • Explore nearby camping options if your preferred site is booked, as the surrounding area offers additional choices.

When to go

The best time to visit Kara Kara National Park is during spring, when wildflowers burst into colour and the weather is mild. Summer brings heat and requires caution due to fire danger, while autumn and winter offer cooler, yet equally enchanting, opportunities for exploration.

Know before you go

  • Check fire danger forecasts before your visit, as the park may close on days of Catastrophic Fire Danger.
  • Be prepared for no mobile reception in the campground areas, ensuring you have all necessary information beforehand.
  • Accessibility facilities are available, making the park's wonders open to all adventurers.
  • Remember to bring your own drinking water and firewood, as these are not provided at the campgrounds.
  • Respect the park's wildlife by keeping a safe distance and not feeding the animals.

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