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Seven parks across the High Country, the Great Ocean Road, Geelong and Bendigo. Compare cabins and powered sites, then book direct with Tasman.
High Country, Victoria
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High Country, Victoria
4.5
High Country, Victoria
4.5
Goldfields, Victoria
4.6
Geelong, Victoria
4.1
Great Ocean Road, Victoria
4.4
High Country, Victoria
4.5
Tasman has holiday parks from the mountains to the coast. In Victoria's High Country, base yourself in Bright at BIG4 Bright or South Bright, including its premium Retreat on Delany stays, or head over the Tawonga Gap to Mount Beauty. On the coast, Geelong is the gateway to the Great Ocean Road, where Warrnambool sits at the western end. Inland in the Goldfields, our Bendigo park puts you close to the city's heritage streets and galleries.
Our parks offer a mix of cabins, powered sites and family-friendly facilities, with easy access to ski fields, bike trails, beaches and wineries.
Whether you’re travelling with the family, setting off in the campervan or planning a quiet regional escape, our parks offer flexible accommodation options designed for relaxed Victorian holidays.
Stay close to the coast, countryside or regional towns in comfortable cabins and holiday villas with practical amenities including kitchens, private bathrooms and spacious living areas. Perfect for weekend escapes, family holidays and longer road trips across Victoria.
From beachside stays to regional adventures, our powered and unpowered sites make exploring the state simple. Many of our campervan sites Victoria travellers stay at offer access to clean amenities, camp kitchens, BBQ areas and nearby walking trails, making road trips and camping in Victoria easy and comfortable.
Enjoy nature with a little extra comfort at select locations offering glamping and unique accommodation experiences. Designed for travellers wanting to stay close to the outdoors without giving up the essentials, these stays are perfect for slower weekends away.
Victoria combines coastal scenery, regional food experiences and historic towns with easy access to nature. With flexible accommodation and convenient caravan parks in Victoria, Australia, that travellers can use as a base for road trips and weekends away, exploring more of the state feels effortless.
Marshmallows, mates, and a whole lot of crackling ambience - if a proper fire pit is non-negotiable for your next trip, we've hunted down every park in the network that lets you get your flame on. Here's the full rundown, region by region.
Read MoreSkiing in Bright is the perfect way to enjoy the winter season. With its combination of convenient accommodation, stunning natural beauty, and easy access to the slopes, Bright offers something for everyone.
Read MoreMake Halloween memories at Tasman with spooky crafts, tasty treats and simple family fun.
Read MoreIn-park activities, holiday hot spots, and a few surprises worth planning for.
Read MoreThe Bright Autumn Festival is a ten-day celebration of the breathtaking colours and abundant produce found in the valleys of Victoria's Alpine High Country. Established in 1962 to mark the town's centenary, it remains one of Australia's oldest continuous running festivals, drawing visitors to celebrate community spirit amidst a spectacular natural transformation.
Read MoreFor many of us, a holiday isn't really a family holiday if the four-legged members are left at a kennel. Whether you are a family with a busy household or a retiree enjoying the freedom of the open road, finding a destination that welcomes your dog is often a non-negotiable part of the planning process. Bright is widely considered one of Australia's most dog-friendly towns. With its wide-open spaces, riverside trails, and a community that values an active, outdoor lifestyle, it is the perfect place to bring your pet. Here is how to navigate Bright with your dog in tow.
Read MoreWhen planning a trip to the Victorian High Country, the first big decision is where to set up camp. You might be weighing up the quiet charm of towns like Harrietville or Myrtleford. While every village in the region has its own drawcard, choosing Bright as your central hub is the most strategic move for travellers who want to maximise their time and minimise the hassle of constant driving. Whether you’re a family managing a busy school holiday schedule, a retiree looking for a comfortable and social atmosphere, or an adventurer after a practical spot to park the ute, staying right in Bright offers a level of convenience that smaller surrounding towns can’t quite match.
Read MoreBright is one of the few destinations in the Victorian High Country that feels entirely different every three months. It’s a town that rewards the well-prepared traveller, those who know that High Country weather can turn on a dime and that the best way to see the region is to unpack once and stay a while. By choosing a central holiday park base, you skip the daily stress of repacking and instead get to settle into the rhythm of the town. Whether you’re towing a boat, looking for a pet-friendly cabin, or simply want a deck with a view, here is how to plan your Bright getaway for any time of year.
Read MoreMany travellers looking for scenic holiday parks in Victoria near the Great Ocean Road choose locations close to beaches, coastal lookouts and regional towns with easy access to walking trails and ocean views.
Many campervan sites Victoria travellers use are available year-round, although availability and operating hours can vary depending on location and season. It’s always best to check with individual parks before travelling.
Most family-friendly caravan parks in Victoria include facilities such as playgrounds, camp kitchens, BBQ areas, swimming pools, clean amenities and easy access to local attractions and outdoor spaces.
Yes. Many locations offer pet-friendly accommodation and caravan sites close to walking trails, regional parks and outdoor attractions. Pet policies can vary by park, so checking ahead is recommended.
Unlike more basic campgrounds, many caravan parks in Victoria, Australia, offer additional comforts like powered sites, laundry facilities, camp kitchens, cabins and family-friendly amenities, making extended trips more comfortable and convenient.
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