How much does it cost to camp at Wilsons Prom?

Wilsons Promontory National Park does not have an entrance fee, but Tidal River Campground does have site fees. The non-powered sites at Tidal River Campground are $62.30 per night during the peak season and $56.10 per night during the off-peak season.

How long does it take to climb Mount Oberon?

around two hours
The 6.8km return hike to Mt Oberon takes around two hours. Be prepared for all weather conditions.

Can I sleep in my car at Wilsons Prom?

The Rangers do patrol Wilsons Prom late night and early morning and will fine you if they find you sleeping in a car without a camping permit. The closest legal overnight rest stop is near Toora.

Do you have to book to camp at Wilsons Prom?

To make a booking, obtain an overnight hiking permit or for more information about overnight hiking in the Northern Section and boat based camping, please call the park office on 03 8427 2122 or click here to view the park page and complete your trip intention form.

Can you camp for free at Wilsons Prom?

There is no free camping at any time in or near Wilsons Prom. The closest legal free-camp is at Franklin River Reserve, near Toora (about 30-35 min drive to the entrance of Wilsons Prom, or 60 min to Tidal River in the centre of Wilsons Prom). No fires are permitted in Wilsons Prom at any time.

Can you swim at Wilsons Prom?

Welcome to Wilsons Prom, the southernmost tip of mainland Australia. Walk remote coastal bushland trails and swim at pristine beaches dominated by granite tors. Camp in comfort at family-friendly Tidal River or hike to a more secluded campsite.

Can you drive up Mt Oberon?

A walk to the top of Mount Oberon in Wilsons Promontory National Park….Wilsons Promontory National Park.

Can you drive to Mount Oberon?

This 2WD trail is a 131 kilometre round trip and will take around 2.5 hours plus stops. The road is suitable for cars. You can get fuel at Oberon, and also food at Oberon, Rockley and O’Connell. There are also toilets at Oberon, Black Springs, Rockley, Chifley Dam and O’Connell.

Is it illegal to sleep in your car Great Ocean Road?

Can I sleep in my car along the Great Ocean Road or at the beach? Unfortunately, no. There are many accommodation options for those on a budget, including the RV friendly 48 stop in Winchelsea plus many caravan parks and camping spots, each with their own set of requirements (some are even free!)

Are you allowed fires at Wilsons Prom?

Generators and fires (including solid fuel heat compounds) are not permitted in Wilsons Promontory National Park. Use gas or liquid fuel stoves for cooking.

Is Wilsons Prom worth visiting?

Wilsons Prom is really amazing. It is breath-taking and it is a must to be visited when you are in Australia. Place is teeming with wildlife. Definitely one of Australia’s best.

How many days do you need for Wilson prom?

This is the most popular overnight hike in the national park. The full circuit is around 60km and takes in all the prettiest beaches in the Prom. Most people tackle it in around 4-5 days with good campsites available at overnight stops. You can also do a shorter 3 day, 36km overnight circuit that is more popular.

How long can you camp at Lake Oberon?

The unpowered campground provides beautiful views of Lake Oberon and you can stay for up to 72 hours. Treed with native Eucalypt and grassland, you can choose to camp amongst the shade trees or near the lake and toilets. Sites are well spaced for privacy and dogs are welcome on lead.

Is there drinking water at Oberon Bay campground?

From the campground there is a short walk to picturesque Oberon Bay. Toilets and limited drinking water are available at the Campground. Please carry enough drinking water for your stay or treat water collected on-site. You can benefit both mind and body when you get outdoors to explore and experience Victoria’s natural places.

Where is Oberon Bay on the Wilsons Prom Walk?

The Oberon Bay camping site is located on the western side of Wilsons Prom, which can be accessed by the walking track starting from either Tidal River or Telegraph Junction. You will come across great scenery along the way.

Where are the best places to see Mount Oberon?

Along the shore, spot the beautiful bays on Wilsons Prom’s western coast; Little Oberon Bay, Norman Bay, Leonard Bay, Picnic Bay and Whisky Bay. Enjoy scenic views over Tidal River Campground and trace the river as it weaves through coastal heath to the sandy shores of Norman Beach.

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