Lake Eppalock Holiday Park

Lake Eppalock Holiday Park

Lake Eppalock Holiday Park boasts an expansive 2.5 kilometres of sweeping lake frontage, making it a premier destination for families, campers, and water enthusiasts alike. Situated on the vast Lake Eppalock, a major reservoir on the Campaspe River, the park offers a fantastic blend of action-packed activities and opportunities for peaceful relaxation.

Facilities:

Lake Eppalock Holiday Park boasts an extensive array of facilities designed for family fun and relaxation:

Accommodation Options: Powered Sites, Unpowered Sites (nestled in a bush setting), Standard Cabins (self-contained with ensuite), Deluxe Cabins (fully equipped kitchen, outdoor setting), Premium Cabins (brand new with lake views), and a large Bunkhouse for group bookings.
Amenities Blocks: Clean and well-maintained.
Camp Kitchen: Available for guests on unpowered sites.
Laundry Facilities.
Swimming Pool: Heated outdoor pool.
Jumping Pillow: A popular attraction for children.
Playgrounds: Multiple playground areas.
Sports Facilities: Basketball, beach volleyball, tennis courts, BMX track.
Open Air Cinema: For evening entertainment.
Kiosk/Shop: Onsite, offering a range of food, groceries, wood, gas, ice, bait, and essential supplies.
Boat Ramp/Launch Facilities: Easy access to Lake Eppalock for watercraft.
Fishing: Great opportunities for fishing (Golden Perch, Red Fin, Murray Cod).
Shady Sites: Plenty of shady spots.
Communal Areas: Lounge/dining/kitchen areas in the Bunkhouse for group use.
Campfires: Permitted in raised fire drums (conditions apply, not on total fire ban days).

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

The park is strategically located to offer a balance of lakeside activities and access to regional attractions:

Lake Eppalock: (Directly accessible from the park)

Water Sports: Boating, waterskiing, jet skiing, canoeing, swimming.
Fishing: Popular for Golden Perch, Red Fin, and Murray Cod.
Picnics and BBQs: Numerous public picnic areas around the lake.
Birdwatching: The lake supports various birdlife.

Bendigo CBD: Approximately 30 minutes' drive, offering a vibrant cultural experience:

Central Deborah Gold Mine: Explore Bendigo's gold rush history underground.
Golden Dragon Museum: Showcasing Chinese heritage.
Bendigo Art Gallery: Renowned regional art gallery.
Tramways: Vintage tram rides.
Excellent Food and Wine Scene.

Heathcote Wine Region: Adjoins the Bendigo region to the west, known for its Shiraz and cellar door experiences (approx. 15-20 minutes drive to Heathcote).
Turpins Falls: A breathtaking natural waterfall and swimming hole (approx. 12.6 km from Kyneton, which is further south-west).
The Cascades: Picturesque waterfalls and rock pools near Metcalfe.
Mount Ida Lookout: Offers panoramic views of Heathcote and the surrounding countryside.
Redesdale Bridge: One of Australia's oldest iron lattice-truss bridges, a historic landmark.
O'Keefe Rail Trail: A popular cycling and walking trail that passes nearby, offering a scenic route to explore the region.