Eagle Point Caravan Park

Nestled on the tranquil shores of Lake King, a central hub of the vast Gippsland Lakes system, Eagle Point Caravan Park offers a relaxed and family-friendly escape in Victoria's picturesque East Gippsland region. Named after the majestic white-chested sea eagles that frequent the area, this pristine environment is ideal for those looking to unwind and connect with nature. Whether you're an avid angler, a keen water-skier, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Eagle Point provides a perfect base to explore the stunning waterways, bushland, and nearby charming towns.

Facilities:

Eagle Point Caravan Park boasts a good range of facilities to enhance your stay:

Accommodation Options: A mix of caravan and camping sites (powered and unpowered), as well as self-contained cabins.
Boat Ramp & Jetties: Private boat ramp for easy access to Lake King, perfect for boating and water sports.
Swimming Pool: Solar-heated pool (generally operational from November to March).
Games Room / TV Lounge: Features coin-operated pool tables and other indoor games.
Campers' Kitchen: Well-equipped communal kitchen facilities.
BBQs: Free gas barbecues for guest use.
Laundry Facilities: Coin-operated washing machines and dryers.
Clean Amenities Blocks: Toilets and showers, including accessible facilities.
Playground: Dedicated playground for children.
Kiosk/Reception: For check-ins, enquiries, and basic supplies (e.g., bait).
Dump Point: For caravan and RV waste.
Firewood for Sale: (Check current fire restrictions before lighting any fires).
Gas Refills: Available on site.
Green Space: Plenty of open green areas within the park for walking and exploring.

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

Eagle Point Caravan Park is strategically located for exploring the best of the Gippsland Lakes and surrounding areas:

Lake King Foreshore: Directly in front of the caravan park, perfect for swimming, kayaking, and water-skiing.
Silt Jetties (Mitchell River Silt Jetties): A stone's throw away (approx. 1-2 km). The second largest silt jetties in the world, ideal for fishing and birdwatching.
Paynesville (township): Approximately a 5-minute drive (approx. 5 km). Known as "the boating capital of Victoria," offering supermarkets, local cafes, takeaways, and the ferry to Raymond Island.
Raymond Island: Access via a short, free car ferry from Paynesville (approx. 5 km to the ferry, plus ferry time). Famous for its Koala Trail, offering excellent opportunities to spot koalas in their natural habitat.
Bairnsdale (township): Approximately a 10-minute drive (approx. 10 km). A larger regional centre with a wider range of shops, supermarkets, medical facilities, cafes, restaurants, and the Bairnsdale Golf Course.
Metung (township): Approximately 20-25 minutes' drive (approx. 20-25 km). A picturesque lakeside village with cafes, restaurants, and a charming atmosphere.
Mitchell River National Park: A short drive away, offering hiking trails, waterfalls (e.g., Den of Nargun), and picnic spots.
East Gippsland Rail Trail: Accessible nearby for cycling and walking enthusiasts, offering picturesque routes through diverse landscapes.
Ocean Grange (90 Mile Beach surf beach): Accessible by boat from Lake King (a short boat ride away).
Tambo and Nicholson Rivers: All flow into Lake King and are easily accessible by boat for fishing and river cruising.

Eagle Point Caravan Park offers a fantastic blend of lakeside relaxation and convenient access to the many attractions of the East Gippsland Lakes region.

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