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Murray River Bush Camp

14 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Torrumbarry, VIC
Our property is located at Torrumbarry, very close, (3 minute walk) to the Murray River. It is a beautiful bush setting with plenty of shade, privacy and flat easy access that is perfect for all camping including tents, camper trailers, camper vans and caravans. There are no set sites as such, you may choose your own camping spot in the bush setting. Enjoy your favourite water activities, swimming, kayaking, fishing or boating. Bike rides and walks along the river. Or just enjoy the bush setting. We are within easy reach of the Torrumbarry boat ramp. Camp fires are allowed in fire drums which are available and fire wood is available in $15 lots. Text Julie for delivery. You may bring your own wood. A toilet and shower is available. A hot shower is $2. An honesty box is located on the shower for your shower money. Please, take your rubbish waste with you. Pets are welcome, but must be under control at all times. We hope you enjoy your stay.
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Ellesmere Park Farm Stay

10 sites · RVs, Tents68 acres · Stanhope, VIC
Ellesmere Park Farm Stay was inspired by our trip following the stock routes of NSW by horse drawn vehicles. Many people commented they would love to do that, which gave us the idea of sharing our amazing journey with others. Our camping area is a lot more comfortable than we endured with a well set up camp kitchen, green lawns and friendly animals all in one area. Our mascot, "Lucky lamb", is an attraction all of her own and who else can say "Kevin bacon" lives here!Our farm stay offers a large grassed camping area with camp kitchen. We are located within easy driving distance of Greens lake and the Waranga basin for fishing, boating and swimming activities and only 15km from Rushworth and the historic Whroo township.Campers are welcome to join us as we feed the animals and can book horse drawn wagon rides during their stay. Fires and pets allowed (read Listing rules). There is only one toilet and one shower available, it is recommended that campers are self sufficient
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Murray View

2 sites · RVs, Tents5000 acres · Cobramunga, NSW
**Not taking any bookings for 2026 due to construction of VNI West transmission lines, which pass through camp sites** 'Murray View' is a 5000 acre livestock and cropping property located on the banks of the mighty Murray River. It has been in our family since 1924 and supported five generations. We enjoy the lifestyle and natural environment it provides and would love to share it with others. We have two separate sites available both with access to the river. They are both for self contained campers only. Please ensure you book the right site for your needs. Enjoy one of the best sandbars on the Murray in the area. A great spot for all water activities. including swimming, boating and fishing. Ideal gentle swimming beach for kids. This is a very serene and quiet part of the Murray River. Guests can go bushwalking through the towering River Redgums and enjoy the natural environment. Campfires are permitted outside of any restrictions, there is plenty of fallen timber around that guests can use. Campers must take all waste with them. Pets are welcome.
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Brooklyn ( Parking & Hill House)

28 sites · Lodging, RVs250 acres · Waaia, VIC
Brooklyn is a 6 generation working farm. We have plenty of space for fully self-contained parking. We also offer glamping and a tiny house available occasionally (view our other listings). This is a very large area in an open paddock with good access for caravans and large vehicles. You may well be the only people here though there’s is room for 10 vans. There is a view of the Broken Creek which is close to the property & easily accessible by a short walk. We’re are a 10 minute drive to Waaia with an excellent pub and the small town of Nathalia which has a supermarket, hotels, fuel, post office, bakery, gift & clothing stores & other businesses. Whilst there are other facilities on the property, this option is for guests who are self-contained only. Dogs on leash welcome. Campfires permitted in a supplied fire pit, some wood supplied, buy extra. TINY HOUSE available seasonally VIEW SEPARATE LISTINGS
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Window to the Wetlands

6 sites · RVs, Tents3 acres · Kyabram, VIC
"Window to the Wetlands" campsite is located on the outskirts of Kyabram, on 3 acres opposite the Kyabram Fauna Park Lakes. The site provides a great experience for nature enthusiasts and families alike. It is a unique experience for lots of reasons; Natural birdlife experience: Relax under the flight path and observe 100’s of Ibis, at dusk and dawn. (Accompanied by flying foxes in the Summer/Spring). An elevated platform to sit and observe habitat views of various native waterbirds. Walking access (600m) to entry of Kyabram Fauna Park (Zoos Victoria). Enabling multiple visits at differing times throughout the day. Lots of activities on your doorstop, as the campground is nestled between the Fauna Park Lakes, Grey Box Reserve and Ern Miles Reserve. Offering a unique opportunity to enjoy various walking trails, spotting 100's of native bird species. The town walking/cycle path is at your front gate, so bring your bikes/scooters. Or pack the clubs to enjoy a round at the picturesque 18-hole, Par 3 Parkland Golf Course. Starry Nights: Enjoy vast and unobstructed views of the magnificent night sky, whilst enjoying the simplicity of nature around the communal campfire. Facilities available: 6 large, grassed Campsites (18 x 15 M) to accommodate all camping vehicles. Dogs are permitted. Hosts have working dogs which are contained within host property. Guest's dogs are welcome but must remain under control and on leash at all times, as hosts also have farm animals. Each site has potable water connection. There are portable toilets onsite. There is a hot shower available on site. Caravan Dump point is located 600m away at Fauna Park Fully equipped outdoor Camp kitchen with hot/cold water, fridge/freezer, Microwave oven, kettle, toaster, crockery/utensils, BBQ, chairs, tables and communal fire-pit (when Shire restrictions allow). Firewood available. No generators permitted. Check in: After 2pm Check out: Before 12pm The campground is secluded and secure, the campground entrance gates are closed at night time.
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Tooranie Stay Echuca Moama

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents300 acres · Moama, NSW
Our 300-acre off-grid property backs onto the Barmah National Park. This forest, together with the adjoining Millewa forest, forms the largest River Red Gum forest in the world - it's majestic to explore. Our property is just 500 meters from the Murray River. From your camp, roughly a 1 kilometre walk through the forest. On our boundary is Backwater Creek, which fills with water when the Murray River is up. NOTE: Creek is often dry. It has water in it after environmental flows of the Murray. This can happen several times a year and the water lasts a few months. If you have any questions about water levels please ask before booking as it might be dry when you're here. We're located just 5kms northeast of Moama, where you can hop aboard a paddle-steamer, visit waterside wineries and soak up rich riverboat heritage. We offer a few large, beautiful, basic bush camping sites (the best kind!) in amongst 50 acres of bushland, with 100's of meters and trees between you and other potential campers. The rest of our property is used for cropping and sheep. Campers must take out what you bring in. Big Bama and No 3 - you'll need to be fully self contained. There is a dump point in Moama. Toilets can be hired from Central Hire in Echuca. They can deliver it for you. Mobile and internet is usually reliable, though with long weekends and summer school holidays the service seems to disappear! *Please feel free to book anyone in your possie that is under 18 as a child.
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Denitom Acres

3 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Deniliquin, NSW
The property is located on 5 acres of flat land, an orchard with fruit tree and vegetable from time to time as dictated by the season. The adjoins paddock has sheep, horses and calves from time to time. You will be located 4 kms from the Main Street of Deniliquin which located on the Edward river, an Anabranch of the Murray river that flows all year round. The Murray Valley National Park is close by. Deniliquin Attractions Tour Around Visit the Ute on a Pole Visit Historic Peppin Heritage Centre View the Engineering of Steven’s Weir and Lawson Syphon Explore Ned Kelly Country Around Jerilderie Drive to the Historic River Ports of Moama and Echuca View the Long Paddock Stock Route Wine and Dine Visit Local Cafes Visit a Country Pub Get Close to Nature Visit the Island Sanctuary, home to over 100 species of birds Go for a Bushwalk Bird and Wildlife Watching Visit the Waring Gardens Fish, Boat and Kayak along the tranquil Edward River Go Fishing-Try and Catch the Murray Cod! Visit For a Festival “Deni” Ute Muster Fishing Classic Easter Tennis Tournament
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The best camping near Gunbower National Park guide

Overview

About

Gunbower National Park beckons adventurers with its sprawling landscapes and myriad of activities. Immerse yourself in the great outdoors with camping spots nestled amid serene bushland and along the majestic River Murray Reserve. Whether you're keen on wildlife viewing, hiking through rugged terrain, or simply unwinding by the campfire, Gunbower's diverse environments offer a perfect backdrop for your next escape into nature.

Notable campgrounds

  • Kate Malone Bend camping area: A tranquil retreat by the water, ideal for fishing and birdwatching enthusiasts.
  • Barton Track Camping Area: Surrounded by lush state forest, this site is perfect for those seeking a rustic bush camping experience.
  • Norris Bend Camping Area: Offers picturesque river views and a peaceful atmosphere for a restorative nature getaway.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early to secure your spot, especially during peak seasons when campsites are in high demand.
  • Consider visiting during the off-peak season for a quieter experience and easier booking.
  • Keep an eye on the Parks Victoria website for any changes in availability due to weather or park conditions.
  • Explore nearby camping options to increase your chances of finding an available site.

When to go

The best time to visit Gunbower National Park is during the milder seasons of autumn and spring, when the weather is pleasant for outdoor activities. Summer can be quite hot, making it less ideal for strenuous activities, while winter may see cooler temperatures and increased rainfall.

Know before you go

  • Check the latest park conditions and weather forecasts before your visit, as tracks and campsites may be affected by seasonal storms.
  • Ensure you have a 4WD if visiting during or after heavy rain, as access roads can become challenging.
  • Accessibility facilities are available; contact Parks Victoria for specific information on all-terrain wheelchair availability.
  • Remember to bring essentials like water, food, and first-aid supplies, as amenities may be limited in remote areas.
  • Respect park rules and closures to protect the environment and ensure a safe experience for all visitors.

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