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Camping

Wake up on the water's edge. From powered sites to remote bush camps, there's a spot for every setup.

Campfires and fire safety
Today: · No total fire ban

Campfires may be restricted or banned depending on the fire danger rating. Always check before you light up — and never on a total fire ban day, when no fires of any kind are permitted.

Fire safety →

Where you can camp

Lakeside campgrounds

Camp right by the water with boat access and swimming nearby — book through Parks Victoria.

Lake accessBoat ramps nearbySwimmingFishing

National park camping

Bush sites within Lake Eildon National Park, with fireplaces and basic facilities.

Bushwalking trailsWildlifeBasic facilitiesPeaceful setting

Caravan parks

Powered sites with full facilities for caravans and motorhomes at the bays and the Pondage.

Powered sitesAmenities blocksCamp kitchenLaundry

Bush camping

Free, remote and unmarked — pack it in, pack it out, and tell someone where you’re headed.

Free campingRemote locations4WD accessSelf-sufficient

Popular campgrounds

Fraser Campground
Lake Eildon National Park

Fraser Campground

The big one — large grassy lakeside sites with a boat ramp and a swimming beach.

Pit toilets · Picnic tables · Boat ramp · Drinking water
Candlebark Campground
Lake Eildon National Park

Candlebark Campground

Shady, sheltered sites a short walk from the water with easy access to walking trails. Popular with families.

Pit toilets · Picnic tables · Walking tracks
Devils Cove Campground
Lake Eildon National Park

Devils Cove Campground

Secluded campground tucked into a quiet arm of the lake with campfire spots and a peaceful atmosphere.

Pit toilets · Picnic tables · Fire rings · Lake access

Campgrounds around the lake

Fraser Campground
Candlebark Campground
Devils Cove Campground
Coller Bay Campground
Jerusalem Creek Campground
Lakeside Campground
Mountaineer Campground
Goughs Bay Caravan Park
Eildon Pondage Caravan Park
Bonnie Doon Caravan Park
Good to know

Camping tips

1

Book ahead in peak season

Popular campgrounds fill up quickly during summer holidays, Easter, and long weekends. Book national park sites through Parks Victoria.

2

Bring your own firewood

Collecting firewood in national parks is prohibited. Bring your own or buy from local suppliers before you arrive.

3

Leave no trace

Take all rubbish with you, stay on designated sites, and leave the campground as you found it for others to enjoy.

4

Be wildlife aware

Store food securely to avoid attracting wildlife. Snakes are present in warmer months — be cautious around logs and long grass.

Book your campsite

Book national park campgrounds through Parks Victoria, or find private caravan parks in our local directory.

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