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RV Camps and Caravan Parks - The Heritage Highway and surrounds


Evandale

Evandale Fall Park

Evandale

Coordinates -41.571337, 147.254358


Free - Permit required Self contained only. Nice level spot with water and garbage. Dump point at sports ground.

Honeysuckle Banks

(Nov-Apr)

356 Leighlands Rd Evandale


Free - Permit Required Self contained only. Camp ground is an open grass area with no amenities but there are signposted public toilets just up the street.

 

 


Longford

Longford Riverside Caravan Park

2 Archer St, Longford

Website

Ph. (03) 6391-1470

Coordinates -41.590751, 147.125077


$$$ Spacious, neat and tidy grounds. Amenities clean and lovely, hot shower for a token amount of 20c. Highly recommend. The train is noisy in the early hours.

Bracknell

Bracknell Reserve

Bracknell Lane, Bracknell

Coordinates -41.649955, 146.950288


Free - Dogs OK, Toilet, BBQ. Three good sized areas as you drive in. More areas further along track near toilets.

Conara

Conara Rest Area

Conara

Coordinates -41.82985, 147.43892


Free - Dogs OK Self contained only. Max. 24 hr. stay. Water, BBQ. Lovely spot, but noisy, with at least 4 trains that blew their whistles at the crossing and countless trucks on the road.


Campbell Town

Blackburn Park
Self-contained RVs

Franklin Street, Campbell Town

Coordinates -41.932798, 147.494598


Free - Dogs OK Self contained only. Max. 48 hr. stay, BBQ. Near Red Bridge and Wood Cutter Exhibition. Level ground. Dump point at Oval up road. Suitable for small and big rigs, close to town centre.

King St Oval

King & Glenelg Sts, Campbell Town

Coordinates -41.929981, 147.487774


Free - Dogs OK. Self contained only, max. 24 hr. stay. Max. 6 vehicles only. Adjacent to sports ground. On bank of the river. Not very level, but nice and quiet.

 

Ross

Ross Caravan Park

2 High St, Ross
Ph. (03) 6381-5224

Coordinates -42.030105, 147.490983


$$$ - Dogs OK. Dump point. The ablution blocks are very clean and grounds are nice and spacious. Right on the river and next to the town's beautiful old bridge.


Oatlands

Oatlands Camp Site

Lake Dulverton

Coordinates -42.300546, 147.376226


Free Self contained only. Max. 72 hr. stay, right at back of town. Can get windy at times. Lots of bird life, great little town to wander around, shower at the swimming pool $2.

Paddock Next To Windmill - Camp Site

LOT 59 Esplanade, Oatlands,

Coordinates -42.29956, 147.376103


Free - dogs OK Self contained only, toilets. Much better than beside the lake. Green grass to park on, and more sheltered.

St. Peters Pass Rest Area - Camp Site

7170 Midland Highway, Oatlands

Coordinates -42.242321, 147.404762


Free Dogs OK. Large, shaded area, free undercover BBQ, four undercover tables, lot of bins, toilets and water available. Great camp site, but noisy.

Bothwell

Bothwell Caravan Park

6-8 Market Pl, Bothwell, Ph. (03) 6259-5503

Coordinates -42.382861, 147.008657


$$ - No dogs Showers, toilets, BBQ, dump point, laundry and power. Very reasonable price for power and free use of showers and laundry. Level ground, mostly gravel and quiet area. Has a pub, general store and takeaway shop.

 

 

Grassy Paddock

50 High Street, Bothwell

Coordinates -42.387309, 147.017525


Free Self contained only,

No facilities but nice and quiet - level and grassed.


Kempton

Kempton Roadside Stopover

90 Main St, Kempton

Coordinates -42.53199, 147.202033


$ - Dogs OK Max. 48 hr. stay Toilets, shower, water, dump site, BBQ, power. Good facilities and you choose to donate however much you can afford.


Pontville

Brighton Council Rest Area

3 Glen Lea Road, Pontville

Coordinates -42.686578, 147.260506


$ - Dogs OK, Money payable at IGA. Max. 48 hr. stay, self contained only. Water, BBQ. Laundry, dog wash and van wash at Bridgewater.

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