Greenrise Lake
Greenrise Lake is an ideal destination for campers seeking peace, nature, and a bit of history. Despite its lack of water due to drying up over a decade ago, visitors can still enjoy the picturesque walking tracks and the nearby cemetery rich in history, particularly intriguing to history enthusiasts. The campground offers a quieter area for fully independent vans, perfect for those seeking privacy. Bear in mind, the site is relatively close to the road, which might not suit light sleepers.
About this campsite
Greenrise Lake is the ideal campsite for nature enthusiasts, providing free 24-hour visits. Despite its lack of water, the lake offers an array of outdoor activities, including walking trails that grant the opportunity to engage with nature while keeping fit. Located just south of Penola, its serene environment makes it a perfect spot for relaxation far from the bustling city life. However, due to its proximity to the road, it might not be suitable for light sleepers. For those seeking a camping experience with complete independence, we also offer new areas distanced from the road. These sites are specifically designed for fully-equipped vans, complete with power, shower, toilet, and black water storage capabilities. History buffs aren't left out; our nearby cemetery offers a fascinating insight into the area's historical background. Whether it's for hiking, exploring, or delving into history, Greenrise Lake is the ideal setting for your next outdoor adventure.
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Contact & Location
Penola Road
Penola, 5277
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