Colac West, VIC

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, VIC

Central Caravan Park Colac

Caravan park at the Colac Showgrounds on Bruce Street. Offers powered and unpowered sites for caravans and tents. Not available during Show Week in November.

Swan Lake, VIC

Swan Lake Campground

Lakeside campground at Swan Lake between Colac and Warrnambool. Basic bush camping with tent and caravan sites.

Ondit, VIC

Meredith Park Camping Area

Meredith Park Camping Area is a scenic getaway nestled on the northern shore of Lake Colac. Perfect for both caravans and larger rigs, the park offers ample space to pitch your camp. The site is equipped with flushing toilets and provides access to potable town-water, although there are no shower facilities. Embrace nature fully, with the grassy terrain serving as home to various insects and even snakes during the warmer periods, adding a bit of thrill to your camping adventure.

Barramunga, VIC

Stevenson Falls Scenic Reserve

Bandy Creek, WA

Summys Park

Bandy Creek Boat Harbour offers both serious offshore fishing opportunities as well as pleasant fishing spots for casual anglers – from boats or the beach, satisfying various fishing pursuits. Summy's Park, located at Bandy Creek, also comes with a dual concrete boat ramp, toilets, BBQ, picnic tables and a fish cleaning station. It's more than a fishing spot; it's an overall beachside recreation destination for families and individuals.

Border Village, SA

Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 2

Bunda Cliffs Lookout No. 2 is an accessible gravel rest area located near the Eyre Highway, offering stunning scenic views of the Southern Ocean and the long-stretching Bunda Cliffs. Sitting within Nullarbor National Park, it often becomes a hub for whale sightings and boasts the best panoramic views of sunrise & sunset. Despite its susceptibility to weather changes, it makes for an ideal overnight destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers for a memorable experience.

Border Village, SA

Bunda Cliffs Lookout Number 3

Bunda Cliffs Lookout No. 3 offers breathtaking views of the Southern Ocean and the striking Bunda Cliffs that stretch for 200 kilometers along the Nullarbor National Park coastline. This site is an ideal spot for an overnight stay, granting visitors the awe-inspiring experience of watching the sunrise and sunset over the vast oceanic landscape. Seasonal sights of whales in their natural habitat and fierce winds adding to its rugged charm, making it a must-visit, complete with picturesque moments for photography enthusiasts.