Best spots to camp and caravan in Gippsland

GET out into the great outdoors this summer at Victoria’s best camping spots. These are the best camping experiences in Gippsland.

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GET out into the great outdoors this summer at Victoria’s best camping spots.

These are the best camping experiences in Gippsland.

GLAMPING

Cape Conran Coastal Park’s Wilderness Retreats

This camp offers guests a relaxing glamping-style stay. Guests can explore Cape Conran Coastal Park, including surfing or the walking trail or unwind with a massage at the Wilderness Retreat.

MOST SCENIC

Mallacoota Foreshore Holiday Park

Mallacoota is one of Gippsland’s great escapes, surrounded by the Croajingolong National Park and set on the Mallacoota Inlet. Discover the coast from the popular Betka Beach to the rugged Quarry Beach where snorkellers explore the rocks, or the peaceful Secret Beach.

Kayaking on the Mallacoota Inlet.

MOST SECLUDED

Aberfeldy Track

The Aberfeldy Four Wheel Drive Track follows a gold rush route, featuring striking landscapes and the thrill of touring on rugged, unsealed terrain. There are plenty of camping spots to choose from along the track, as well as places for walks and fishing.

FAMILY

Tidal River, Wilson’s Promontory

Be awed by Victoria’s largest coastal wilderness area in Wilsons Promontory National Park. The Prom is one of the state’s best-loved parks. The 50,000ha reserve is threaded with walking tracks. Stay under canvas or in contemporary cabins.

Camping at Tidal River.

Wilson’s Promontory.

HIDDEN GEM

Lake Tyers Beach, 90 Mile Beach

Only a short drive from Lakes Entrance, Lake Tyers Beach is a great place to relax. Surf, or learn how to, at the region’s renowned surfing spot, Red Bluff. Go boating on the lake, explore the beaches and lakeshores, or discover the region’s walking trails.

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* We asked the experts — the local tourism authorities — to nominate the best camp spots in their region and tell us what makes those spots so special.