Lake Eildon National Park
Lakeside Wilderness
National Park
27,750 hectares
Lake Eildon National Park encompasses 27,750 hectares of diverse landscapes surrounding the lake. From rugged mountain terrain to tranquil lakeside areas, the park offers exceptional camping, bushwalking, and wildlife watching opportunities. The park is home to diverse wildlife including kangaroos, wombats, echidnas, and over 200 bird species.
Highlights
- Diverse landscapes from lakeside to mountain
- Over 200 bird species
- Kangaroos, wombats, and echidnas
- Extensive camping areas
- Bushwalking trails for all levels
- Aboriginal cultural heritage sites
Activities
BushwalkingCampingFishingBird watchingWildlife spottingPhotographyMountain biking (designated trails)Horse riding (designated areas)
Facilities
- Multiple campgrounds
- Pit toilets
- Picnic areas
- Walking tracks
- Boat ramps
Camping
Multiple campgrounds available including Candlebark, Coller Bay, Fraser, and Tomahawk. Some campgrounds require booking during peak periods. Camp fees apply.
View all camping options →Access
Multiple access points from surrounding towns. The park can be accessed from Eildon, Alexandra, and Jamieson.
Before You Go
- • Check fire danger ratings before visiting
- • Carry plenty of water
- • Tell someone your plans
- • Leave no trace - take rubbish with you
Official Information
For the latest park conditions, alerts, and detailed information, visit Parks Victoria.
Parks Victoria
