Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Croajingolong National Park adventure.
Victoria’s Wilderness Coast is a paradise for hikers, paddlers, and campers.
Stretching for more than 100 kilometres along the coast of far-east Victoria, Croajingolong National Park encompasses some of the state’s wildest coastline. Hike rugged sea cliffs and sweeping sand dunes along the Wilderness Coast Walk, admire the views from Point Hicks Lightstation, or go boating and canoeing around Mallacoota Lakes and Wingan Inlet. Coastal camping doesn’t get much better than this, whether you pitch your tent by the beach, park your campervan by the creek, or paddle out to camp on a remote island in the Tamboon Inlet. Wildlife lovers will also be in their element—whales, dolphins, and more than 250 bird species can be spotted in the park.
Boasting some of Victoria’s warmest winter temperatures, the state’s far-eastern coastline is a year-round destination. Come in summer to swim and paddle along the coast, in spring to go bird-watching and admire the wildflowers, or in winter to fish, hike, and spot southern-right and humpback whales—whale-watching season runs from August through October.