Cann River Rainforest Caravan Park

Cann River Rainforest Caravan Park: A Free Stopover in the Wilderness

Cann River Rainforest Caravan Park, also known as Cann River Rainforest Campground, offers a tranquil and free stopover for travellers. Nestled on the banks of the Cann River, right on the Princes Highway, this park provides a peaceful setting amidst a natural bush environment. It's an ideal spot for temporary stays, allowing visitors to stretch their legs along the rainforest walking track and enjoy the sounds of the resident Bell Bird colony. As a gateway to Croajingolong National Park, it’s a convenient base for exploring Far East Gippsland's stunning rainforests and coastline.

Facilities:

The park provides basic amenities suitable for a temporary stopover:

• Numerous secluded and spacious unpowered camp sites (including drive-through sites for larger vehicles).
• Basic amenities block with toilets and cold-water showers only.
• Separate wheelchair-accessible amenities building.
• Drinking water access (potable water).
• Barbecue facilities.
• Picnic tables.
• Rubbish bins available.
• Dump point.
• Pet-friendly (dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead or contained).
• Rainforest walking track at the rear of the park.
• Please check local fire regulations and bans as information on campfires varies; some sources indicate no fires on campsites, while others mention fire pits.

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

The park's location offers proximity to natural attractions:

• Cann River: The park is nestled directly on the banks of the Cann River.
• Rainforest Walking Track: Located at the rear of the park, offering immediate access to a tranquil rainforest walk.
• Cann River Bushland Walk: Approximately a 2.1 km loop, offering further opportunities for exploring the local bushland.
• Cann River Township: A short walk from the park, providing access to local shops, eateries, and a pub.
• Croajingolong National Park: The park is a gateway to this UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, known for its pristine coastline, rainforests, and diverse wildlife.
• Lind National Park & Alfred National Park: Nearby national parks offering further opportunities for nature exploration.
• Princes Highway: Located directly on the highway, making it a convenient stop for travellers between New South Wales and Victoria.
• Snowy River Country Trail: The region is part of this 285-kilometre scenic drive through magnificent natural and heritage attractions.