Cann River Rainforest Caravan Park
Cann River Rainforest Caravan Park is nestled on the banks of the Cann River in Victoria's Far East Gippsland. Situated right on the Princes Highway, it serves as a convenient stopover for travellers exploring the region. The park offers a tranquil setting with numerous secluded and spacious unpowered campsites to choose from. It's also a gateway to the stunning rainforests and coastline of Croajingolong National Park, including the ancient Drummer Rainforest Walk. The park is pet-friendly (dogs must be on a lead). Please note that this park is currently operating as a free camp with a 48-hour limit, and is unmanned.
Facilities:
The facilities at Cann River Rainforest Caravan Park are basic, reflecting its current status as a free, short-stay campground:
- Non-Powered Sites: Numerous secluded and spacious campsites suitable for tents, caravans, and camper trailers. Drive-through sites are available to accommodate larger vehicles without unhitching.
- Amenities Block: Provides basic utilities, including toilets and cold water showers only.
- Drinking Water: Available onsite.
- BBQ Area: Available for campers to use.
- Picnic Tables: Scattered throughout the park.
- Rubbish Bins: Provided for waste disposal.
- Pet-Friendly: Pets are welcome but must be kept on a lead or contained.
- Rainforest Walking Track: Located at the rear of the park, allowing guests to stretch their legs and enjoy the local flora and fauna.
- Dump Point: Available for caravan and camper trailer waste disposal.
Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:
Cann River Rainforest Caravan Park is ideally located for exploring the natural attractions of East Gippsland:
- Cann River: The park is situated on the banks of the Cann River, offering opportunities for fishing and enjoying the riverine environment.
- Drummer Rainforest Walk (Alfred National Park): Located near Cann River, this ancient rainforest walk is a "must-see" experience, showcasing one of Australia's oldest rainforests.
- Croajingolong National Park: This significant national park, known for its stunning rainforests, diverse ecosystems, pristine beaches, and coastal scenery, is readily accessible from Cann River. Point Hicks Lighthouse is a notable feature within the park.
- Lind National Park: Situated close to Cann River, offering further opportunities for bushwalking and exploring native forests.
- McKenzie River Rainforest Walk: Approximately 24 km west of Cann River (around a 45-minute walk or short drive), this 1km loop walk features swing bridges and showcases the riparian forest.
- Point Hicks: A scenic area within Croajingolong National Park, approximately a drive from Cann River, featuring the historic lighthouse and coastal walks.
- Bemm River: A small coastal town about 30 km west of Cann River, offering fishing and boating opportunities.
- Errinundra National Park: Accessible for those interested in exploring old-growth forests and rugged landscapes (driving distances vary depending on the specific area).
Cann River itself is a small town with basic amenities, including a pub, cafes, and a bakery, providing convenient services for travellers. The region is also known for its four-wheel driving tracks and opportunities for fishing in the Cann and nearby Tamboon Rivers.
360 view - Entrance to Cann River Rainforest Caravan Park
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