Barmah Bridge Caravan Park

Barmah Bridge Caravan Park is nestled on the banks of the iconic Murray River, providing a serene and welcoming environment for visitors. It's perfectly positioned for those wishing to explore the magnificent Barmah National Park, renowned as the world's largest River Red Gum forest. The park boasts a delightful sandy 'beach' area, allowing easy access to the river for a refreshing swim or family fun.2With a variety of accommodation options and a good range of facilities, it serves as an excellent base for activities such as fishing, boating, and immersing oneself in the diverse local wildlife and rich heritage of the area.

Facilities:

Pet-friendly (on campsites, conditions may apply)
Quiet and peaceful location
Direct river beach access for swimming and recreation
Close proximity to a public boat ramp (approximately 200 metres)
Two amenities blocks (toilets and showers)
Laundry facilities (coin-operated likely)
Camp kitchen for communal use
Children's playground
Excellent fishing opportunities nearby
WiFi (availability and coverage should be confirmed with the park)
Credit card/EFTPOS payment facilities
Waterfront location offering scenic views
A variety of cabin accommodations are also available.

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

Barmah National Park: The park is located adjacent to Barmah Bridge Caravan Park. This incredible natural attraction offers:

The world's largest stand of River Red Gums.
Numerous signposted bushwalking and hiking trails.
Abundant wildlife viewing including emus, kangaroos, wild brumbies, and a vast array of birdlife.
Opportunities for fishing, boating (kayaking, canoeing), and picnicking.
The Dharnya Centre within the park provides interpretive displays and information.

Kingfisher Cruises: These eco-tours operate locally on the Murray River, offering guided cruises through the Barmah forest, river, and associated lakes. Departure points are typically nearby.
Barmah & Moira Lakes: Situated in the immediate vicinity, these lakes are prime spots for fishing, bird watching, and enjoying peaceful picnics by the water.
Murray River Activities: The park's location offers direct access to a wide range of water-based activities including fishing (especially for the famed Murray Cod), waterskiing, canoeing, and kayaking.
Barmah Forest Heritage and Education Centre: Located in the nearby town of Nathalia (a short drive), this centre offers insights into the rich cultural, Indigenous, and natural history of the Barmah National Park and surrounding region.
Echuca & Moama: These historic twin towns are a significant regional attraction, approximately a 30-40 minute drive from Barmah. Visitors can explore:

The historic Port of Echuca, home to a large fleet of paddle steamers.
Various museums and well-preserved heritage sites.
A range of family-friendly attractions, shops, and restaurants.

Regional Food & Wine: The broader Murray River region is known for its agricultural produce and developing wine scene. Cape Horn Vineyard, located near Echuca, is one such example.
The Big Strawberry: A popular tourist stop located in Koonoomoo (a further drive, but often included in a regional tour). It features a giant strawberry sculpture, a cafe, local produce, and family activities.
Cactus Country: A unique garden attraction located in Strathmerton (also a further drive).
North East Silo Art Trail: While more of a touring route, sections of this trail may be accessible for those undertaking a broader exploration of regional Victoria.