Stockton Lake Recreation Area Campground

Great free camping area on the unaturally blue (but pretty all the same) Stockton LakeStockton Lake is an artificial lake, created when a closed mine was filled with water. This gives the water an unnatural turquoise blue colour, which looks amazing on a beautiful sunny day.

Point Leo Foreshore Reserve Campground

Point Leo

With over 165 campsites to choose from, this large camping area is on the south eastern side of the Mornington Peninsula. The area is very busy during summer, so don't forget to book to avoid missing a spot. The reserve has a very active committee dedicated to preserving and improving the area.

Johanna Beach Campground

Johanna

A grassy, open undulating area behind sand dunes facing farmland. Near a popular, remote surfing beach, backed by steep hills. One small site near the Park entrance has some shade from old cypress trees and a flush WC.

The Gap Campground

Nalyappa

A large, open campground on the western side of the Yorke Penninsular, South AustraliaThis is fairly popular spot, and area is fairly open, so you may be looking at the campers next to you. It is a fairly large area though, and the ground has a little grass cover, so is suitable for tents.

Buandik Campground

Glenisla

A pleasant, green, creek side camp surrounded by rugged sandstone. Good shade provided by Grey Box, Bundy, Stringybark, Yellow Gum and Red River Gum over bracken and grass (mown by kangaroos).

Woods Reserve Campground

Paddys River

On the banks of Gibraltar Creek, with flushing toilets and hot showers. Woods Reserve is a large, mostly level campground with excellent facilities and reasonably priced. It is suitable for caravans, campers or tents, and there are shady or sunny sites, depending on your requirements.

42 Mile Crossing Campground

Coorong

Large, easily accessable campground with walking (or 4wd) access to the beach. A nice spot to base for exploring the dunes/beaches of Coorong National park, with toilets, picnic tables and large grassed camping areas.

Green Hill Lake Campground

Ararat

A disappointing (but popular) camp consisting of a large grassed area by an attractive lake with very limited shade. Backed by flat, open farmland with some traffic noise from the highway. The ambiance may improve as recently planted shrubs grow. Maintenance is good.

Princess Margaret Rose Cave Campground

Mumbannar

Situated on a flat plain near stunning views overlooking the winding gorge of the wide and deep lower Glenelg River. Camp area located in a bush setting, most sites grassed, well separated and screened by scrub. Most share a tap and BBQ.

McLennons Punt Campground

Riverside site by the wide and deep lower Glenelg River. A grassed clearing with 3 sites close to each other, shaded by mature pines and Yellow Gums. Only 1 site level. Plentiful bird life. Backed by Brown Stringybark forest, tea tree, dense bush and wildflowers. Jetty Rated at 4.

Sheringa Beach Campground

Sheringa

Basic bush camping behind sand dunes, with a short stroll over the dunes to the beach. This is a great spot if you want a bit of seclusion and don't mind not having all the creature comforts. I have been told that you can catch a few Salmon here, but for the life of me I can't seem to get one.

Belvidere Beach Campground

Leschenault

Well defined, flat (and sandy) campsites in Leschenault Conservation park on the edge of the Leschenault Estuary with the Ocean only a stones throw away. Most of the campsites are suitable for tents. There are half a dozen sites suitable for caravans or motorhomes.

Laanecoorie River Reserve Campground

Laanecoorie

Riverfront camping on extended grassed tiered flats, overlooking the reasonably large London River. Some sites shaded by River Red Gums and a few exotics. Local fishing and swimming reserve. Facilities include WC block, 4 benches, bins, 4 way power outlet but no formal BBQ.

Loop Road Campground

Comfortable. 2wd accessible campground with toilet facilities. There are a number of scattered sites here among low scrub, not far from Salt Creek. If you have a caravan, there are a couple of spots near the toilets (you will be camping on the roadside).

Frank Potts Reserve (Langhorne Creek) Campground

Langhorne Creek

Free camping in shady roadside reserve, just outside Langhorne Creek. The area is very well kept and only a short distance from town. Not a long way off the road, so can get some noise from passing trucks. Friendly locals and lovely site.

Lake Hattah Campground

Hattah

Tranquil, pleasant lakeside camping shaded by scattered River Red Gums and some Black Box. A large, open semi-dispersed site backed by red sand hills to the west, which can provide shelter if required. Facilities include 2 WC, 18 tables & BBQs, firewood & water limited. Rate 4.

Port Parham Campground

Ocean front camping in very large level council reserve. This campground gets very busy at times, particularly with the caravaning croud. The water is very shallow and makes for easy crabbing.

Teddington Resevoir Campground

Stuart Mill

A popular, pleasant lakeside camping area surrounded by rough, forested hills. Fireplaces and tables (9) are scattered but may have to be shared at peak periods. Thin shade from Yellow and Grey Box to most sites. Most sites slope. Rated 4.

Sennis Recreation Area Campground

Secluded, attractive, extended grassy flat on a horseshoe bend of the Tyers River. Shaded by tea tree and wattle (which separate sites) short green grass (slashed), surrounded by Messmate and Southern Blue Gum covered ridges. Kookaburras and a multitude of small birds are common.

Seven Creeks Reserve Campground

It appears camping may not be officially allowed at this site. Note: This is not considered an official campsite, one visitor has noted. . . The campsite described above is in a Nature Conservation Reserve managed by Parks Victoria. The information provided above is misleading.

Oallen Campground

Oallen

CLOSED - unfortunately it appears camping is no longer permitted here as no camping signs have been put up (see comments at bottom of page). A delightful natural camping area on low sand hills above the pebbly Shoalhaven River.