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Wye River Beachfront Campground

It’s easy to see why people return year after year to stay, surf and explore the Great Ocean Road.

With its spectacular limestone cliffs, sparkling blue waters, lush green forests, iconic wildlife and gourmet food, this coastal gem offers a breathtaking escape. It’s no surprise that this scenic route draws more visitors than Uluru and the Great Barrier Reef combined!

And there are now more ways to experience and explore this iconic place, with Great Ocean Road Parks operating 10 beachside caravan parks - giving you endless Great Ocean Road accommodation options for the perfect getaway - from Torquay to Port Campbell.

Begin your journey at the heartland of surfing in Torquay, home to world-famous Bells Beach. Whether you’re riding the waves or watching the pros from the comfort of a beachfront cabin or glamping setup, Torquay Foreshore Caravan Park offers the perfect blend of action and relaxation.

A short drive brings you to Anglesea, where you can explore the Koorie Cultural Walk at Point Addis or visit the iconic Split Point Lighthouse. Families love waking up between the beach and riverfront at the Anglesea Family Caravan Park, with its spa cottages, outdoor pool, mini-golf, and plenty of family-friendly fun.

Anglesea Family Caravan Park
Families enjoy the solar-heated outdoor pool at Anglesea Family Caravan Park.


Heading further along the coast, you'll find intimate beachside parks at Wye River Beachfront Campground and Kennett River Family Caravan Park, where the locals include colorful king parrots and cuddly koalas. It’s a nature-lover’s paradise!

Looking for a mix of arts, culture, and fine dining? Lorne has it all. Whether you’re camping, staying in a cabin, or trying out glamping, Lorne Foreshore Caravan Park’s beachside vibe is perfect for those wanting to experience both the coast and the culture.

Kennett River Family Caravan Park
Our parks are dog-friendly, some are dog-friendly seasonally like Kennett River Family Caravan Park.


The 45-minute drive from Lorne to Apollo Bay is a scenic wonder, with stops like the stunning Erskine Falls and Teddy’s lookout offering jaw-dropping views. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a few whales along the way!

Skenes Creek Foreshore Caravan Park offers cosy beachfront powered sites where you can fall asleep whist listening to ocean waves.

Six kilometres further along the coast sits the idyllic fishing village of Apollo Bay, known for its delicious seafood. The Apollo Bay Recreation Reserve offers camping spots right on the Barham River, and within a short walk of the local shops and golf course.

Nestled between green hills and the pristine coastline, Marengo Family Caravan Park offers stunning beachfront views of the Marengo Reef marine sanctuary. It’s the perfect base for exploring the nearby Otways Rainforest, Cape Otway Lighthouse, or the majestic Californian Redwoods at Beech Forest.

Marengo Family Caravan Park
The Marengo Reef marine sanctuary is right outside the Marengo Family Caravan Park.


Nature lovers, foodies, hikers, families and mountain bike riders all love the beautiful beaches, walking trails, waterfalls and the green hills of the Otways.

All revenue raised from the parks is reinvested back into the Great Ocean Road coast and parks to ensure the Great Ocean Road region can be enjoyed now and for generations to come.

From Apollo Bay, your Great Ocean Road adventure wraps up at Princetown Recreation Reserve and Port Campbell Recreation Reserve, where peaceful camping provides a front-row seat to the natural wonders of the Shipwreck Coast.

Princetown Recreation Reserve
Princetown Recreation Reserve is the perfect location to base yourself and explore the Port Campbell National Park.


Be sure to visit the world-famous Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, London Bridge, and The Grotto—each one a must-see treasure.

Whether it’s your first trip or your 50th, the Great Ocean Road promises endless adventure, stunning scenery, and pure relaxation. So pack your bags, hit the road, and discover why the Great Ocean Road remains one of the world’s most unforgettable destinations!

You'll enjoy your stay at Great Ocean Road Parks and leave the Great Ocean Road with long lasting memories.


Must do Great Ocean Road experiences 


Cape Otway Lightstation

As the oldest surviving lighthouse on mainland Australia, the Cape Otway Lightstation —built in 1848 and famously known as the 'Beacon of Hope'—is a Great Ocean Road's premier attraction.

Cape Otway Lightstation
Cape Otway Lightstation

Memorial Arch at Eastern View

Built as a tribute to the soldiers from the First World War who were engaged in the construction of the Great Ocean Road, for many, the Memorial Arch symbolises the start of the iconic road.

Memorial Arch
Memorial Arch

Fresh off the boat

Enjoying the catch fresh off the boat from the Apollo Bay Fisherman's Co-Op is a quintessential holiday experience. You can try gummy shark burgers, super fresh sashimi, oysters and more.

Apollo Bay Fisherman's Co-Op
Apollo Bay Fisherman's Co-Op

12 Apostles

Witness the rugged splendour of the famous 12 Apostles, magnificent rock stacks that rise up majestically from the Southern Ocean on Victoria's dramatic coastline. 

12 Apostles
12 Apostles
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