Kaniva Poolside Caravan Park

Kaniva Poolside Caravan Park offers a peaceful and convenient stopover for travellers on the Western Highway, midway between Melbourne and Adelaide. As a council-run park, it prides itself on its clean, modern facilities and a welcoming atmosphere. The park is ideally situated next to the town's swimming pool (open seasonally) and is just a five-minute walk to Kaniva's main street, where you can explore local attractions, cafes, shops, and the famous Sheep Art and Silo Art. It's a great base for experiencing the unique charm of this small country town and its surrounding natural beauty.

Facilities:

Swimming Pool: Located next to the caravan park (open daily from mid-November to late March, solar-heated to 27 degrees Celsius).
New Amenities Block: Modern and clean communal showers and toilets.
Camp Kitchen: Well-equipped for guest use.
BBQ Facilities: Available for outdoor cooking.
Laundry Facilities: For guest use.
Kids Playground: Fun area for children.
Dump Point: For caravan and motorhome waste.
Pet Friendly: Pets are generally welcome on sites (enquire about specific conditions).
Free Wi-Fi: Guest Wi-Fi available (password in information pack).
Cabins: Two fully furnished new cabins, including a three-bedroom family cabin and a two-bedroom wheelchair-friendly cabin. Both include a full-sized oven, hot plate, and dishwasher. The three-bedroom cabin also includes a washing machine.

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

Kaniva Town Centre: Approximately 5-minute walk.

Sheep Art Trail: Over forty painted sheep, murals, and interactive games throughout the town.
Kaniva GrainCorp Silo Art: Stunning mural celebrating the Little Desert National Park.
Kaniva Wetlands & Fauna Park: Bird aviary, wildlife park (including emus and albino kangaroos), flying fox, walking tracks, and BBQ areas.
Kaniva Puppet Shop: Historical marionette collection and puppet shows.
Overland Museum: Dedicated to the history of "The Overland" train.
Kaniva Historical Museum: Glimpse into local history.
Kaniva Big Windmill: An iconic town emblem.

Little Desert National Park: Close by, offering opportunities for bushwalking, 4WD adventures, and nature observation (e.g., Billyho Bushwalk).
Big Desert Wilderness Area: For more adventurous exploration.
Serviceton Historic Railway Station: Approximately 20-25 minutes drive west, a significant historical site.
Lake Charlegrark: Approximately 30-40 minutes drive south, popular for water activities.
Dimboola: Approximately 40-50 minutes drive east, home to the Dimboola Imaginarium and close to Pink Lake Dimboola.
Nhill: Approximately 25-30 minutes drive east, with the Nhill Aviation Heritage Centre.