Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park

Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park is a family-owned tourist park set on nine hectares (22 acres) at the edge of the majestic Grampians National Park. It offers a tranquil, park-like setting teeming with native wildlife, including kangaroos and an abundance of native birds. As Halls Gap's only pet-friendly caravan park, it's an ideal spot for a relaxing break with family, friends, and your beloved dog.

Facilities: The park provides a range of amenities to enhance your stay:

Outdoor swimming pool (seasonal)
Amenities blocks with toilets and hot showers
Laundry facilities (washing machines, dryers, iron, ironing board)
Camp kitchen with BBQ, hotplate, microwave, oven, kettle, toaster, sink, and seating.
Barbecue grills in various locations
Library/Book exchange
Tour/ticket assistance
Garden areas
Free WiFi in public areas
Free self-parking
Pet-friendly sites (on request, charges may apply for pets in some accommodation types)
Electric vehicle charging ports available for guests in selected accommodation.
Playground
Pump track for scooters and bikes
Communal fire pit areas (check current fire restrictions)

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

Halls Gap Gardens Caravan Park is perfectly situated to explore the heart of the Grampians National Park and its surrounding attractions.

Halls Gap Town Centre: A short drive or approximately 2km (within walking/cycling distance). Here you'll find restaurants, cafes, a bakery, and grocery shopping.
Grampians National Park: The park is located on the edge of the national park, providing immediate access to hiking trails, lookouts, and waterfalls.

Mackenzie Falls: One of the Grampians' most iconic waterfalls, approximately a 20-30 minute drive.
Boroka Lookout: Offers panoramic views of the Grampians, lakes, and plains, a short drive from the park.
The Pinnacle: Various walking tracks lead to this popular viewpoint, with some starting points a short distance from the park.
Venus Baths: A pleasant walk from the Botanic Gardens (near the town centre) to natural rockpools, great for cooling off in warmer weather.
Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre: Learn about the region's Aboriginal history and culture through exhibitions and activities. A short drive from the park.

Halls Gap Zoo: Victoria's largest regional zoo, home to over 160 native and exotic animals. A short drive from the park.
Grampians Adventure Golf & MOCO Gallery: An 18-hole mini-golf course with waterfalls and streams, located closer to the town centre.
Wineries and Farm Gates: The Grampians region is known for its excellent food and wine. Various cellar doors and local produce providers are within an easy drive.
Stawell: Approximately 25-30 km, a historic town known for the Stawell Gift footrace.
Ararat: Approximately 40-45 km, a town with gold rush history and surrounding vineyards.