Colac Otway Caravan and Cabin Park

Positioned to offer a perfect blend of comfort and natural exploration, Colac Otway Caravan & Cabin Park spans 5 scenic acres. Nestled on the route to Warrnambool, it serves as an ideal hub for intrepid adventures. Delve into the breathtaking beauty of the Otway National Park, venture along the Great Ocean Road, witness the majestic 12 Apostles or explore the unique Red Rock. This park offers you a gateway to Australia's southern wonders.

Colac West,
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About this campsite

ToiletsToilets
AccessibleAccessible
ShowersShowers
Drinking WaterDrinking Water
LaundromatLaundromat
Mobile Phone CoverageMobile Phone Coverage
WiFi InternetWiFi Internet
ShadeShade
BBQBBQ
Camp KitchenCamp Kitchen
BinBin
CaravansCaravans
Long RigLong Rig
Tent SiteTent Site
PowerPower
CabinsCabins
Dump PointDump Point
Pets WelcomePets Welcome
Coffee & TeaCoffee & Tea
Picnic TablesPicnic Tables
Fire PlaceFire Place
Camp TrailersCamp Trailers

Amenities

✓Caravan Park
✓Children's Play Facility
✓Information

Contact & Location

490 Princes Highway

Colac West, 3250

Get Directions

Tel: (03) 5231 5337

Explore Nearby Regions

Lakes and Craters landscape

Lakes and Craters

The existence of the Lakes and Craters Region can be traced back to a lengthy period of volcanic activity that spanned over thousands of years. The most expansive lake in Victoria, Lake Corangamite, is characterized by its salt water and contains a salinity concentration higher than the ocean. During periods of drought, the salinity of this lake can surge to extreme levels. This location serves as a habitat for brine shrimp, which is a crucial food source for both local and migratory birds. A lot of lakes in Victoria have evaporated over time, and it's not a rare sight to witness concrete boat ramps leading towards grassy expanses. However, many lakes still sustain, boasting ample water levels and abundant fish populations.

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