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RV Camps and Caravan Parks - Great Western Tiers

Deloraine

Apex Caravan Park

51 West Pde, Deloraine
Ph. (03) 6362-2345

-41.527487, 146.652674

$$ - Pets OK. Park is in a lovely location right on the river close to shops, lots of friendly ducks, grassy sites. Amenities basic but clean.

Deloraine RV Rest Area

Off East Westbury Pl, Deloraine

-41.522137, 146.662115

Free Max. 48 hr. stay - pets OK. Nice camping area. Walk to town centre. Tends to get slushy.



Chudleigh

Chudleigh Showground Camp Site

Lot 1, Sorell Street, Chudleigh

-41.556887, 146.482446

$ - Dogs OK Max 72 hr. stay Self contained only. Basic place. Good toilets nice overnighter. Grassy sites. Opposite honey shop and a good place to go to Mole river caves. Good safe campsite for $5!

Caveside

Wet Cave Campsite Camp Site

119 Wet Caves Road, Caveside

-41.599633, 146.405331

$ - No dogs Need parks pass, preferably self contained.

Fireplace. fresh water creek. Caves nearby for experienced ONLY. Plenty level ground.


Mole Creek

Mole Creek Caravan Park

2 Union Bridge Rd, Mole Creek

Website

Ph. (03) 6363 1150

-41.551864, 146.360193

$$ This park is highly recommended. Lovely relaxing atmosphere alongside Sassafras Creek with resident platypus, tidy grounds, clean amenities, hot showers. A real little gem.


Mole Creek Hotel Camp Site

20 Baldocks Road, Mole Creek

-41.555378, 146.40069

Free Great spot to base yourself to tour the area - Friendly staff. Toilets and am advised able to use the showers for $5.

Liena Mole Creek Karst National Park Camp Ground

Liena Road, Liena

-41.57733, 146.223199

$ National Park pass required. This track in is narrow and passable with smaller off road vans or campers only- full of ferns and very pretty. Fantastic little spot for swimming and relaxing. Tables and fire pits provided.

Golden Valley

Quamby Corner Caravan Park

Golden Valley

Website

Ph. (03) 6369-5156

-41.62618, 146.710256

$$ - Pet friendly. Good camp kitchen, bathroom and laundry facilities, views are stunning, big clean amenities and free washing machines and dryer.

Westbury

Westbury Sports-ground Camp Site

21 Franklin Street, Westbury

-41.528093, 146.834904


Free - Dogs OK Max 24 hr. stay, toilets available




Hadspen

Discovery HP-Hadspen

Cnr Main St & Meander Valley Hwy, Hadspen

Website

(03) 6393-6391

-41.503571, 147.069339


$$ A lovely little surprise!

Great sites, quiet, kids playground, games room, laundry and a camp kitchen. Excellent value. IGA & bottle shop next door.


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