Bacchus Marsh Caravan Park

Bacchus Marsh Caravan Park is a well-maintained and friendly park situated conveniently just 1 kilometre west of the Bacchus Marsh town centre. Established in the 1950s, the park has a long history in the town. It serves as a central base for exploring local features such as rivers and gorges, historic buildings, and the Avenue of Honour, which is known for its seasonal fruit, vegetable, and flower stalls.

1 The park offers a range of accommodation options from fully self-contained cabins to traditional powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites, catering to various budgets and needs.

2 It's an ideal spot whether you're visiting friends or relatives, working in the area, or simply passing through.

Facilities:

The park offers a variety of facilities for guests, including:

Fully self-contained cabins
Powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites (grassed and shaded)
Fully equipped Camp Kitchen
Clean tiled amenities block
Private all-access/children's bathroom
Dump Point
Laundry with coin-operated washers and dryers
Free sheltered gas barbeques
Boom-gate security
Pets welcome on sites only (at Manager's discretion)
Adjacent 7/11 Convenience Store
Free parking
Family rooms available in cabins
Air conditioning in cabins

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

Bacchus Marsh Caravan Park is centrally located to many attractions and key locations:

Bacchus Marsh Town Centre: 1 km west
Melbourne CBD: Approximately 45 minutes / 50-60 km
Geelong: Approximately 40 minutes / 50-60 km
Ballarat (including Sovereign Hill and Goldfields): Approximately 35 minutes / 45-55 km
Melbourne Tullamarine Airport (MEL): Approximately 35 minutes / 45-55 km
Avalon Airport (AVV): Approximately 35 minutes / 40-50 km
Tasmanian Ferry Terminal (Spirit of Tasmania, Geelong): Approximately 35-40 minutes
Melton: Approximately 15 minutes
Macedon Ranges: Approximately 45 minutes

Local Attractions:

The Avenue of Honour: A significant local landmark.
Lerderderg Gorge (Lerderderg State Park): Offers bushwalking and scenic views, located between Bacchus Marsh and Blackwood.
Werribee Gorge State Park: Features geological formations, walking tracks, and rock climbing, located 8 km west of Bacchus Marsh.
Long Forest Nature Conservation Reserve: Contains remnants of mallee vegetation.
Wombat State Forest: Known for its tall timbers.
Brisbane Ranges National Park: Home to diverse wildflowers and koala populations, located south-west of Bacchus Marsh.
Blacksmith's Cottage and Forge: A heritage-listed site with a local history museum.
Local Wineries: Including Bacchus Hill Winery and St Anne's Winery.
Pykes Creek Reservoir and Exford Weir: Offer BBQ facilities, fishing, swimming, and boating.
Seasonal Produce Stalls: Famous for locally grown fruit and vegetables.