Maffra Golf Club RV Camping

Maffra Golf Club RV Park, located on the outskirts of the charming town of Maffra in Victoria's East Gippsland region, offers a convenient and picturesque stop for travellers with caravans and motorhomes. It uniquely combines the leisure of golfing with comfortable RV accommodation, set against a backdrop of farming paddocks and views of the Great Dividing Range.

Description: The RV Park is situated adjacent to the Maffra Golf Club clubhouse, providing an undulating rural setting. It offers dedicated sites for caravans and motorhomes, with both powered and unpowered options available. The park is promoted as an economical base for exploring the many attractions of the surrounding region. Visitors have the opportunity to easily enjoy a game of golf during their stay. The park is open all year.

Facilities: Guests at Maffra Golf Club RV Park have access to a range of facilities, primarily located within or adjacent to the Golf Club clubhouse:

• Individual power and water connections at powered sites
• Clean and modern showers and toilets
• Bar facilities (typically open on weekends)
• Electric vehicle charging point
• Access to the Golf Course facilities (green fees apply for playing)
• Rubbish bins
• BBQ facilities
• Meals available (likely within the clubhouse during operating hours)

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby: Maffra Golf Club RV Park is well-located for exploring Maffra and the diverse attractions of the East Gippsland region. Here are some nearby tourist spots and points of interest:

• Maffra Township: The park is located on the outskirts of Maffra, making the town centre easily accessible. Maffra boasts a tree-lined main street with historic buildings, including the old courthouse which houses the Visitor Information Centre, and the Duart Homestead. The Gippsland Vehicle Collection, a motor museum with rotating displays, is also located in Maffra.
• Gippsland Plains Rail Trail: This 67km trail runs from Traralgon to Stratford, passing through Maffra. It offers a relatively flat path for walking, cycling, and enjoying the rural scenery and small towns along the route. Access points to the trail are available in Maffra.
• Wineries and Vineyards: The Maffra area and surrounding Gippsland region are home to several wineries and vineyards, such as Avon Ridge Vineyard and Blue Gables Vineyard, offering cellar door experiences and dining.
• Tinamba: A small town near Maffra known for the highly-regarded Tinamba Hotel.
• Stratford: Located a short drive from Maffra, Stratford is known as a "Shakespearean town" and offers arts, crafts, antique shops, and is situated on the Avon River.
• Natural Attractions: The region offers access to natural sites like the Macalister and Thomson Rivers (for fishing), Lake Glenmaggie (boating, waterskiing, camping), the Blue Pool (a waterhole and gorge), and the Den of Nargun (part of the Mitchell River National Park, featuring geological formations and cultural significance). Distances to these natural attractions vary, with some being a short drive and others requiring a longer trip into the surrounding state parks and reserves.
• Sale: A larger regional centre southeast of Maffra, offering additional shopping, dining, and cultural attractions, including the Gippsland Art Gallery and the Sale Botanic Gardens. The historic Port of Sale and the Swing Bridge are also points of interest.

The proximity of the RV park to the Maffra town centre allows for easy access to local shops and eateries, while its location also serves as a convenient starting point for day trips to the wider Gippsland area, including the coast (such as Seaspray on the Ninety Mile Beach) and the hinterland.