Killarney Caravan Park

Killarney Caravan Park offers a tranquil and immersive natural coastal experience, perfectly positioned just 2 kilometres off the Princes Highway in Killarney, Victoria. This quaint and peaceful park is ideal for those seeking to unwind, embrace downtime, and reconnect with nature. It's nestled in a beautiful coastal environment, with Killarney Beach just a short stroll across the sand dunes – a pristine spot perfect for swimming, fishing, and enjoying the serene coastal landscape. Being a Moyne Shire Caravan Park, it's well-maintained and offers all the essential facilities for a comfortable stay. It's also a fantastic base for exploring the rich history and natural beauty of the wider Moyne Shire region and the iconic Great Ocean Road.

Sites: Offers both powered (approx. 15-20) and unpowered (approx. 50-53) sites suitable for caravans, motorhomes, and tents.
Amenities Blocks: Clean and well-maintained communal toilets and showers.
Laundry Facilities: Coin-operated guest laundry.
BBQ Facilities: Undercover BBQ area available.
Kids Playground: Large children's playground with shade sail.
Sporting Oval: For games like football or cricket.
Direct Beach Access: A short stroll across the sand dunes to Killarney Beach.
Pet Friendly: Dogs are permitted at the caretaker's discretion, must be kept on a leash, and waste collected. Not permitted in park buildings.
Non-Potable Water: Guests are advised to bring their own drinking water.
Resident Caretaker: Available over summer months.
No Fires: Fires and fire pits are not permitted at this park.

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby:

Killarney Beach: Directly accessible from the park (a short stroll). Ideal for swimming, fishing (whiting, snapper, flathead, salmon in winter, garfish in summer), and snorkelling.
Tower Hill State Game Reserve: A short drive away (approx. 5-10 minutes). This dormant volcano is home to abundant native wildlife including emus, kangaroos, koalas, and various birds. Features picturesque walks, BBQ facilities, and the Worn Gundidj Visitor Centre with cultural displays.
Koroit: A short drive (approx. 10-15 minutes) to this quaint town, hailed as one of Australia's most complete examples of an early Irish settlement. Explore historic buildings and the sprawling botanic gardens. Home to the annual Koroit Irish Festival in April.
Port Fairy: Approximately 15-20 minutes drive. One of Victoria's most popular seaside destinations, located where the Moyne River enters the Southern Ocean. Offers excellent fishing, swimming beaches, cafes, restaurants, boutique shopping, and Griffith Island (home to a shearwater colony from Sept-April).
Belfast Coastal Reserve: The park is located within this reserve, offering rugged coastal scenery, beach walking, and birdwatching.
Warnambool: Approximately 20-25 minutes drive east. A larger regional city offering more services, shopping, dining, and attractions like Logan's Beach Whale Watching platform (May-Sept).
The Great Ocean Road: The park is just off the Princes Highway, providing easy access to the western end of the Great Ocean Road.
Bussell Highway: Connects to the iconic road for further exploration of coastal towns and natural wonders.