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It depends on the type of stay you’re planning. If you’re camping, you’ll want to bring your own tent, bedding, and cooking gear, though most parks have camp kitchens and BBQ areas to make things easier. If you’re booking a cabin, everything is already set up for you with beds, bathrooms, and kitchen facilities, so you can just pack your clothes, food, and a few personal touches. Either way, it’s always worth checking what the park provides so you don’t overpack.

Yes, many parks welcome pets. Always check the individual park’s pet policy before bringing your furry friend along.

It’s recommended, especially during peak periods like school holidays and long weekends. Booking early helps secure your preferred dates and accommodation type.

Subject to availability. However, it’s always recommended to book early, especially during peak seasons such as summer holidays and long weekends. If you have a location in mind for your stay, book ahead and choose from a cabin, powered or unpowered camp site in order to hold your place.

Yes, our Victorian holiday parks are designed with caravans in mind. Sites are spacious and easy to access, whether you’re towing a caravan, setting up a camper trailer, or travelling with a motorhome.

You can choose from a range of options including powered and unpowered caravan sites, cabins with modern facilities, and campgrounds for tents.

Caravan parks are a great base because they put you close to so many different experiences. Many guests plan day trips to nearby national parks where you can enjoy bushwalking, waterfalls, and native wildlife, then return to the park for a comfortable night’s rest. Others take scenic drives to discover charming country towns, local wineries, or coastal lookouts. If you’re staying closer to the city, it’s easy to spend a day exploring Melbourne’s laneways, galleries, and cafés before heading back to unwind in the evening. The beauty of staying in a park is that you can mix and match your adventures.