Can you camp anywhere in a state forest Victoria?

Camping is permitted in all State forests (except for Cumberland and Strickland State forests). Camping is generally not permitted in picnic areas. Exceptions are rest areas in places where major highways pass through State forests.

Where can I camp for free in Victoria?

Here are 15 of the best free camping spots in Victoria.

• Plantation Campground. Grampians.
• Stevensons Falls. Otways.
• Andersons Garden. Mount Disappointment.
• Meredith Park. Lake Colac.
• Mount Franklin. Macedon Ranges.
• Gunbower National Park. Murray River.
• Aberfeldy River. BAW BAW NATIONAL PARK.
• Blue Pool Campground. BRIAGOLONG.

Where is it legal to camp in Victoria?

Camping is permitted in 25 of Victoria’s 35 national parks. There are different types of camping available in parks, reserves and forests throughout Victoria, some with laundries, cabins, flats or lodges. Some camping areas are without facilities.

Is camping allowed in regional Vic?

Regional Victoria Camping is not permitted during the current restrictions, and new bookings will not be taken.

Where to camp in the forest in Victoria?

This easy return track provides a view of the southern ocean from Whaler’s Lookout. There are over 250 camping areas located in state forests and spread across the state of Victoria. Select from our Forest Notes information sheets for information and maps on where to camp.

How big is the State Forest in Victoria?

There are 3.1 million hectares of state forests in Victoria with walking tracks, picnic and camping areas, bike trails, four-wheel driving.

Can You camp in the Cumberland State Forest?

Camping is permitted in all State forests (except for Cumberland and Strickland State forests). Camping is generally not permitted in picnic areas. Exceptions are rest areas in places where major highways pass through State forests. List of forests that have camping areas

Are there any campsites in a state forest?

State forests provide many established camping areas. Some contain space for a number of tents or caravans, fireplaces and toilet facilities. Many State forests have picnic sites with facilities such as tables and BBQs. Please use established fireplaces wherever possible.