COMMENTS

  1. The Ultimate Guide to Camping Along the Great Ocean Road

    Surrounded by the Otways National Park and located a few minutes away from a pristine beach, this is one of the best spots for camping on Great Ocean Road just off the world-famous Kennett River Koala Walk. Price: $35 per night for a powered site, $41 for unpowered. Cabins start at $130 per night.

  2. The best camping sites along the Great Ocean Road

    Johanna beach campsites. This location is super popular with surfers as it's one of the country's best breaks. As such it's considered to be one of the best beach camping spots along the Great Ocean Road. The 25-pitch campsite is tucked away behind sand dunes and has non-flushing toilets only.

  3. 15 Best Campsites on the Great Ocean Road

    Marengo Holiday Park. Location: Great Ocean Road in Marengo, 3km outside of Apollo Bay. Camping fees: Varies depending on sites and season but ranges from $38 to $50 per camping site.Check availability and prices here.; Facilities: Unpowered and powered camping sites, cabins, toilet and hot shower blocks, camp kitchen, laundry and Wi-Fi. Good to know: The caravan park is just 50m from the ...

  4. Great Ocean Road Itinerary: 20 Stops, Map & Campsites

    A Great Ocean Road trip is one of the most beautiful drives in the world - stretching 244km from Torquay to Warrnambool with pristine coastline on one side and lush forest on the other. ... Camping on Great Ocean Road is one of the best ways to get closer to the beautiful landscape and wildlife, but always remember to take only photos, leave ...

  5. Best Camping Grounds On The Great Ocean Road

    The Great Ocean Road's coastline is dotted with idyllic camping spots like Skenes Creek Foreshore Caravan Park. A great option for dog-friendly camping on the Great Ocean Road, this seasonal park offers new kitchen facilities, barbecues, amenities and both powered and unpowered campsites just off the beach, so there's truly something for ...

  6. Great Ocean Road Camping

    Cumberland River Holiday Park. Cumberland River Holiday Park : 2680 Great Ocean Rd, Cumberland River | Phone Bookings: (03) 5289 1790 | Check Best Prices for Cabins & Book. The Cumberland River Holiday Park is not far from Lorne. It is a fantastic camping area with lovely cabins onsite.

  7. Great Ocean Road Campsites & Caravan Parks

    Price range: $37 - $140 per night. - Park is dog friendly from February to December with maximum 2 dogs per site in the Top Bank and Ocean Road Parks. The Lorne Foreshore Caravan Park is the ideal setting for nature lovers with the beautiful Erskine River & rugged coastline all within easy reach. The Caravan park offers a range of ...

  8. Travel Itineraries

    The epic road trip from Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road to the 12 Apostles features breathtaking scenery, vibrant seaside villages and inland treasures. This four-day itinerary includes the Surf Coast towns of Torquay, Anglesea, Aireys Inlet and Lorne; then to Apollo Bay, The Otways and Port Ca...

  9. The Ultimate Guide To Camping On Great Ocean Road

    Stevensons Falls Free Campground. Location: Roadknight Creek Road, Barramunga VIC 3249, Australia. Facilities: Ideal spot for those free camping along the Great Ocean Road as it neighbours one of the best waterfalls in the Otways - Stevensons Falls. From the campsite, it's just a 25-minute walk to reach the waterfalls.

  10. Great Ocean Road Camping

    Great Ocean Road: Torquay to Apollo Bay. There are campgrounds to be found in every town along this section of the coastline. Each destination is different. Camp in Torquay or Jan Juc to surf all day and enjoy the great range of casual dining by night. Camping in Anglesea is geared toward family fun, Anglesea is the perfect place for learning ...

  11. Camping in Great Ocean Road, Victoria: Best Great Ocean Road

    Located within a short drive from the start of the Great Ocean Road, Goldane Bush Retreat has 3 generous size campsites, nestled amongst the trees and bordered by natural vegetation as well as grassed areas. 1 x powered 2 x unpowered. 2WD access to campsites, with an open area for parking caravans or mobile homes.

  12. The Great Ocean Road: A Guide to the Ultimate Road Trip

    Surfers at Johanna Beach Self Driving and Camping Tips for the Great Ocean Road. Cheaper fuel stops include Torquay, Apollo Bay and Warrnambool (avoid Lorne and Port Campbell).; Recreation Reserves offer the best value for overnight camping spots.You can get powered sites for as little as $20 outside of the Christmas-New Year holiday period and most are located right in town.

  13. Great Ocean Road Campervan Itinerary & Full Trip Guide

    The Great Ocean Road is 664 kilometres (413 miles) of breathtaking highway that undulates along Australia's wild, southeastern coastline. The stretch of road is renowned for its rugged cliffs, seaside towns and stunning scenery with plenty of opportunity to hike, surf and spot wildlife. The road begins in Torquay, winds past the Twelve ...

  14. The PERFECT Great Ocean Road Drive Itinerary (2024)

    Day 3: Warrnambool to Port Fairy then Melbourne (or Adelaide) Distance: 30km to Port Fairy, then 312km to Melbourne. Drive Time: 30 minutes to Port Fairy, 4 hours to Melbourne. Sightseeing Time: 4 hours. With the last day of your Great Ocean Road itinerary upon you, there is still so much to be seen and experienced.

  15. Free Camping Great Ocean Road

    Listed below are the best free Great Ocean Road campsites, all really well-managed by Parks Victoria. Conditions and regulations can change, please read any links that are attached to the details below. Parks Vic managed paid campsites are also listed on this page, after the free campgrounds.

  16. 7 Day Great Ocean Road Campervan Itinerary

    Hitting the (Great Ocean) Road: 7 Days Campervan Itinerary. Winding its way along the south-western coast of Victoria, taking in quaint coastal villages, remarkable natural landscapes and breathtaking panoramas, the Great Ocean Road offers one of the most spectacular coastal drives in the world - and is a must-do trip for any motorhome or campervanning enthusiast.

  17. Van and Campgrounds

    Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Great Ocean Road region the Wadawurrung, Eastern Maar & Gunditjmara. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We recognise and respect their unique cultural heritage and the connection to their traditional lands.

  18. Ultimate 10 Day Great Ocean Road Campervan Roadtrip Planner

    Another essential free thing to do on your Great Ocean Road campervan roadtrip is the Surf Coast Walk . This world-class walking destination is a 44km easy access trail along the coast that connects Torquay, Anglesea and Aireys Inlet. Expect thrilling views and an unique coastal environment within easy reach.

  19. Moscow Villa

    About this campground. Nestled in the heart of Bentley Plain, just east of Swifts Creek, Moscow Villa was once the summer residence for local fire tower man and legendary bushman, Bill Ah Chow. Bill completed construction of this log and stone hut on 7 January 1942, the same day the Battle of Moscow was won in World War 2 - giving the hut its ...

  20. The Classic Pacific Coast Highway Road Trip

    Planning a West Coast Road Trip. Road Trip USA's Pacific Coast route begins at the northwest tip of the United States at Port Townsend near Olympic National Park, and remains within sight of the ocean almost all the way south to the Mexican border. This 1,650-mile (2,655 km), mostly two-lane route takes in everything from temperate rainforest ...

  21. 45 Amazing Oregon Coast Road Trip Stops (+ 4 Itineraries For You!)

    For hidden views of the Oregon Coast, we suggest taking Clatsop Loop Trail, a 2.8-mile moderately difficult hike that brings you to hidden beaches, stunning coastal views, and moody PNW trails. Park Tip: Ecola State Park requires a $5.00 day use fee, or you can purchase a one-year unlimited pass for $30. Ecola State Park is a hidden gem on any ...

  22. Van Life Along The Great Ocean Road

    Road Trip The Great Ocean Road. While private tours or weekend trips away are amazing experiences, they don't quite compare to living the van life. A huge element is the freedom camping provides. You can just pull up your van in any one of the amazing sites along the coast, and be right amongst nature.

  23. Ultimate Oregon Coast Road Trip (+ Free Map!)

    At a Glance: Harbor town with history & a good food and beer scene. Driving to Astoria from Portland: 98 miles / 1 hour 50 minutes. This quaint riverside town on the very northern edge of the Oregon coast has a special, unpretentious kind of charm. We've heard people describe it as a "small San Francisco".