The best camping near Lower Glenelg National Park

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  • Red site
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Pine Ridge

8 sites · RVs, Tents80 acres · Yahl, SA
We have 80 acres of farm, approximately 15 minutes from town. Our campsites are located in a paddock on our farm, perfect for off grid self contained campers. We are not far from The Blue Lake, The little blue is also close by, and is perfect for swimming in summer. The Umpherston Caves is literally just down the road, and is wonderful for a picnic, or on dusk feeding the possums. Sites are approx 20m x 20m, lined with trees, perfect for pitching a tent, parking a van, camper trailer, RV, or even a bus! You can even bring your boat! We are only 25 minutes away from Port MacDonnell, put your boat in, go fishing or just enjoy the beach. One van/tent per site (unless negotiated prior). Our sites are all located in a back paddock, it's quiet and peaceful. We have sites available to cater for RVs, vans and tents. Must be self-contained (no facilities provided, must dispose of waste at approved dumpsites in town), take your rubbish with you; dogs are welcome if they are friendly and well behaved.
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AU$20
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  • Shaddy Gums
  • Shaddy Gums
  • Shaddy Gums
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Shaddy Gums

2 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Cashmore, VIC
This property is located at the base of Mount Richmond, just 15 minutes from Portland. Bridgwater lakes is just down the road. And Bridgwater bay about 10 km from camp. We have grassy site available with plenty of shade for self contained campers. We often have Kangaroos and Koalas along with plenty of other wildlife on the property so keep an eye out and make the most of a great wildlife watching opportunity. There are a number of water holes on the property the wildlife like to enjoy.The property borders a section of the Great South West Walk and you can easily get onto the track from here. This walk has some stunning scenery and is a great spot to enjoy this part of the coastline, all from a comfortable base back at camp.Campfires are permitted in the fire pit provided pending there is no restrictions in place. Pets are welcome but please clean up after them and ensure they respect the wildlife in the area. We look forward to welcoming you to Shaddy gums.
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AU$30
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  • Oakview
  • Oakview
  • Oakview
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Oakview

7 sites · RVs, Tents32 acres · Drumborg, VIC
Beautiful quiet setting amongst oak trees. In the warmer months there’s a clean water dam for a freshen off, also for convenience is a conventional toilet for comfort and running water. We welcome those who choose to stay to enjoy a campfire at your campsite and firewood is available for purchase, kids will have plenty of room to run around and explore and your fur babies are also welcome. There is plenty of wildlife for spotting and our property has a very peaceful feel about it and is very humbling for the soul.
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AU$30
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  • Blue Lake Holiday Park
  • Blue Lake Holiday Park
  • Blue Lake Holiday Park
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Blue Lake Holiday Park

157 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents27 acres · Mount Gambier, SA
Blue Lake Holiday Park is set on 27 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, nestled within a volcanic landscape and situated between two crater lakes. The park is located in Mount Gambier, 4.5 hours south east of Adelaide and next to Australia’s world famous and mysterious Blue Lake. Mount Gambier is part of the Limestone Coast and with it’s spectacular natural wonders, there’s plenty for everyone to see, do and explore!
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AU$60
 / night
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  • Bryton Wood Campsite
  • Bryton Wood Campsite
  • Bryton Wood Campsite
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Bryton Wood Campsite

8 sites · RVs15 acres · Moorak, SA
Moorak, South Australia. Traditional, ancestral territory of the Boandik First Nations people. Our property is located 5km south of Mt Gambier with distant views of the extinct volcano including the Blue Lake and crater Lakes precinct. We are situated on a quiet country road. This camp site is a fenced two acre paddock surrounded on the east, south and west sides with revegetation of local native trees, shrubs and grasses. This area is a fabulous star gazing location with a clear and un-obstructed horizon. The historical Centenary Tower and Crater Lakes can be seen from the campsite. Communal camp fire and firewood available. Personal fire pits available on request. Pets welcome but we request they're on lead for safety of your pet. No facilities, so site is only suited to self-contained campervans and caravans. Our residence is south of the Hipcamp area and is off-limits to campers unless through prior arrangement, although walking along the vehicle track and through the bush is encouraged (refer to map). Bryton Wood campsite is only 7min drive to the heart of Mt Gambier, 20min to the coast and beaches, and 30min to the Glenelg River in western Victoria. Firewood available on request ($10/bag at 10kg includes kindling) Mt Gambier has a range of attractions including: - Blue Lake and crater lakes precinct - Engelbrecht Cave, Umpherston Cave, and Cave Gardens - Wulanda Recreation Centre - Little Rippa Brewery - Blue Lake and Attamarra Golf Courses - Mountain Bike trails - Mt Gambier Rail Trail Many tourist attractions are within 15-45min drive including: Canunda National Park Lower Glenelg National Park Nelson estuary and Glenelg River Canopy walk at Telford Scrub Conservation Park Butterfly walk at Penambol Conservation Park Honan Mint trail, boardwalks and bird hide at Honan Native Forest Reserve Kilsby Sinkhole (for cave diving and snorkelling) Tantanoola Caves Little Blue Lake Barn Steakhouse Mayura Station Steakhouse 45min drive+ includes: - Coonawarra wine region, - Bool Lagoon and Naracoorte Caves, - Robe and Beachport coastal towns To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking Amenities - none Caravans, Fifth wheels, Motorhomes, and Campervans allowed - no tents or non-self-contained vehicles Turn-around on site Accommodates slide-outs Surface type: grass-or-paddock Surface levelness: flat Bitumen road to entrance gate
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AU$20
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  • Talisker Homestead - 11 Bedrooms
  • Talisker Homestead - 11 Bedrooms
  • Talisker Homestead - 11 Bedrooms
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Talisker Homestead - 11 Bedrooms

1 site · Lodging1000 acres · Merino, VIC
Talisker is an 11 bedroom, 5 bathroom home at this stage. Initially forming part of the Merino Downs pastoral run (taken up by Francis Henty in 1836). Talisker passed to Francis’s daughter Caroline on the death of Francis in 1889. Merino Downs was one of the first three squatting runs established in Victoria. Following Caroline’s marriage to Angus McLeod, the Talisker Homestead was commissioned by architect Charles D’Ebro prominent for his design of Stonnington (Malvern) and Langi Willie (Skipton). The homestead (circa 1901) is a large U shaped designed Edwardian home of some 26 rooms (not all are available to guests as some parts of the home are undergoing further renovations). Featuring a viewing tower with expansive 360 degree views, elaborate plasterwork, colour leadlights and handsome timber and marble mantles throughout the home. The original garden design is evident with Bunya Bunya pines, a large Oak and a Kurrajong tree. Talisker is named for Angus McLeod’s (please note McLeod and MacLeod are used interchangeably) ancestral seat on the Isle of Skye. Talisker was for centuries a possession of the Clan MacLeod. In 1820 Donald Macleod, 6th of Talisker, sold his interest in Talisker and emigrated to Van Diemen's Land, now known as Tasmania. In 1825, Hugh MacAskill took over the Talisker estate and completed the clearance process begun under his predecessor. Five years later, in 1830, he founded the Talisker Distillery and the legendary Talisker whisky was born.
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AU$1,575
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The best camping near Lower Glenelg National Park guide

Overview

About

Immerse yourself in the tranquil wilderness of Lower Glenelg National Park, a haven for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Here, you can paddle along the serene Glenelg River, explore the rugged bushland on foot, and witness the diverse wildlife in their natural habitat. With a variety of campgrounds nestled amid the park's stunning landscapes, you're sure to find the perfect spot to set up camp and soak in the scenic beauty.

Notable campgrounds

  • Wild Dog Bend Campground - A peaceful retreat on the banks of the Glenelg River, perfect for wildlife watching and water activities.
  • Princess Margaret Rose Cave Campground - Set up camp on a grassy site and explore the nearby walking trails and cave tours.
  • Wilson Hall Campground - Offers a flat plain overlooking the river, ideal for boating and fishing enthusiasts.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book in advance to secure your preferred campsite, especially during peak seasons.
  • Consider visiting during off-peak times for better availability and a quieter experience.
  • Keep an eye on cancellation policies for last-minute openings.
  • Explore nearby camping options if your first choice is fully booked.

When to go

The best time to visit Lower Glenelg National Park is during the warmer months when you can fully enjoy the calm waters for canoeing and the abundant wildlife. However, the park's natural beauty can be appreciated year-round, with each season offering its unique charm.

Know before you go

  • Check for any park closures or maintenance updates before your visit.
  • Be prepared for bushfire season and check fire danger ratings.
  • Accessibility facilities are available; inquire ahead for specific needs.
  • Bring your own drinking water and firewood for camping.
  • Respect the park's natural environment and follow all safety guidelines.

Top parks near Lower Glenelg National Park

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Mornington Peninsula National Park
Lake Eildon National Park

Top cities near Lower Glenelg National Park

Mount Gambier
Horsham
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