Wannon Falls Campground

Nestled just west of Hamilton, Wannon Falls Campground is a vibrantly scenic destination that offers an affordable, 24-hour camping experience surrounded by nature. Built with convenience in mind, the campground includes amenities like long-drop toilets, a water tank and tap, an undercover dining space complete with tables and a charming fireplace. Despite the limited number of campsites, spaces are perfectly designed to accommodate big rigs and caravans, providing an ideal getaway for both family trips and adventurous travelers.

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About this campsite

Wannon Falls Campground is an enticing outdoor retreat located just to the west of Hamilton. With a 24-hour limit for campers, it ensures a continuous flux of fellow enthusiasts. Nonetheless, please note that no camping is allowed on Total Fire Ban days. The campground delivers necessary amenities such as long-drop toilets, a water tank, and a tap to ease your camping experience. For an immersive outdoor feast, there is also an undercover area complete with tables and a fireplace waiting for you. Sites here are limited, adding an exclusive charm to your journey. The expansive area gracefully accommodates big rigs, with caravans established around the outside of the common area. Perfect if you're looking for an essential escape into nature while enjoying the company of fellow adventurers.

ToiletsToilets
AccessibleAccessible
Drinking WaterDrinking Water
Mobile Phone CoverageMobile Phone Coverage
ShadeShade
BBQBBQ
CaravansCaravans
Long RigLong Rig
Tent SiteTent Site
Pets WelcomePets Welcome
Free Overnight CampFree Overnight Camp
Photo OpportunityPhoto Opportunity
Picnic TablesPicnic Tables
Fire PlaceFire Place
WalkingWalking
Maximum 24 hrsMaximum 24 hrs
Information BoardInformation Board

Amenities

✓Campground
✓Camping Area
✓Information
✓Fishing Spot

Contact & Location

Wannon Falls

Wannon, 3301

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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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