Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park

Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park

Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park is a family-owned tourist park set on nine hectares (22 acres) at the edge of the majestic Grampians National Park. It offers a tranquil, park-like setting teeming with native wildlife, including kangaroos and an abundance of native birds. As Halls Gap's only pet-friendly caravan park, it's an ideal spot for a relaxing break with family, friends, and your beloved dog.

Facilities: The park provides a range of amenities to enhance your stay:

• Outdoor swimming pool (seasonal)
• Amenities blocks with toilets and hot showers
• Laundry facilities (washing machines, dryers, iron, ironing board)
• Camp kitchen with BBQ, hotplate, microwave, oven, kettle, toaster, sink, and seating.
• Barbecue grills in various locations
• Library/Book exchange
• Tour/ticket assistance
• Garden areas
• Free WiFi in public areas
• Free self-parking
• Pet-friendly sites (on request, charges may apply for pets in some accommodation types)
• Electric vehicle charging ports available for guests in selected accommodation.
• Playground
• Pump track for scooters and bikes
• Communal fire pit areas (check current fire restrictions)

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

Halls Gap Gardens Caravan Park is perfectly situated to explore the heart of the Grampians National Park and its surrounding attractions.

• Halls Gap Town Centre: A short drive or approximately 2km (within walking/cycling distance). Here you'll find restaurants, cafes, a bakery, and grocery shopping.
• Grampians National Park: The park is located on the edge of the national park, providing immediate access to hiking trails, lookouts, and waterfalls.
• Mackenzie Falls: One of the Grampians' most iconic waterfalls, approximately a 20-30 minute drive.
• Boroka Lookout: Offers panoramic views of the Grampians, lakes, and plains, a short drive from the park.
• The Pinnacle: Various walking tracks lead to this popular viewpoint, with some starting points a short distance from the park.
• Venus Baths: A pleasant walk from the Botanic Gardens (near the town centre) to natural rockpools, great for cooling off in warmer weather.
• Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre: Learn about the region's Aboriginal history and culture through exhibitions and activities. A short drive from the park.
• Halls Gap Zoo: Victoria's largest regional zoo, home to over 160 native and exotic animals. A short drive from the park.
• Grampians Adventure Golf & MOCO Gallery: An 18-hole mini-golf course with waterfalls and streams, located closer to the town centre.
• Wineries and Farm Gates: The Grampians region is known for its excellent food and wine. Various cellar doors and local produce providers are within an easy drive.
• Stawell: Approximately 25-30 km, a historic town known for the Stawell Gift footrace.
• Ararat: Approximately 40-45 km, a town with gold rush history and surrounding vineyards.