Camping
Experience the great outdoors at Lake Eildon
From lakeside sites where you can fish from your campfire to remote bush camping deep in the national park, Lake Eildon offers camping experiences for everyone. Wake up to stunning sunrises over the water and fall asleep under star-filled skies.
Lakeside Campgrounds
Camp right by the water with boat access and swimming nearby.
- Lake access
- Boat ramps nearby
- Swimming
- Fishing
National Park Camping
Experience nature in Lake Eildon National Park campgrounds.
- Bushwalking trails
- Wildlife
- Basic facilities
- Peaceful setting
Caravan Parks
Powered sites with full facilities for caravans and motorhomes.
- Powered sites
- Amenities blocks
- Camp kitchen
- Laundry
Bush Camping
Remote and free camping for the adventurous.
- Free camping
- Remote locations
- 4WD access
- Self-sufficient
Popular Campgrounds
Fraser Campground
Popular lakeside campground with boat ramp access and scenic views.
Candlebark Campground
Beautiful bushland setting with easy access to walking trails.
Devils Cove Campground
Secluded campground with campfire spots and peaceful atmosphere.
Camping Areas Map
Explore camping locations around Lake Eildon. Click on markers for more information about each campground.
Fire Safety
Campfires may be restricted or banned depending on fire danger ratings. Always check current fire restrictions before lighting any fire. During Total Fire Ban days, no fires of any kind are permitted, including gas stoves in some circumstances.
Check Fire Restrictions →Camping Tips
Book Ahead in Peak Season
Popular campgrounds fill up quickly during summer holidays, Easter, and long weekends. Book through Parks Victoria for national park campgrounds.
Bring Your Own Firewood
Collection of firewood in national parks is prohibited. Bring your own or purchase from local suppliers before arriving.
Leave No Trace
Take all rubbish with you, stay on designated sites, and leave the campground as you found it for others to enjoy.
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.