Kywong Caravan Park
Kywong Caravan Park: Bushland Serenity near the Glenelg River
Kywong Caravan Park, nestled on 25 acres of tranquil bushland in Nelson, Victoria, offers a peaceful retreat for travellers exploring the region where the Glenelg River meets the sea. The park provides a rustic bush setting with grassed sites amongst native trees and shrubs.
Facilities: Kywong Caravan Park offers a range of convenient facilities for guests, including:
- A large amenities block with male and female toilets and hot showers, maintained daily.
- An infant bathing room and a mobility-considerate bathroom.
- A spacious camp kitchen equipped with indoor and outdoor electric barbeques, a four-burner stove, full-sized fridge, large freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle, seating areas, and a large screen TV
- Laundry facilities with coin-operated washing machines and dryers.
- A dedicated dishwashing station.
- A children's playground for visitors under the age of 12 (supervision required).
- Free Wi-Fi is available to all staying visitors.
- Various picnic areas throughout the park.
It is important to note that due to the park's regional location, they do not have waste disposal facilities for caravans or portable toilets. Closest dump points are located in nearby towns such as Mount Gambier, Port MacDonnell, Portland, and Dartmoor.
Pets are not permitted at the park, and open fires are not allowed.
Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby: Kywong Caravan Park is ideally situated for accessing the natural attractions of the Nelson area and beyond:
- Glenelg River and Lower Glenelg National Park: The park is located only a five-minute walk away from the Glenelg River and the entrance to the Lower Glenelg National Park. This provides easy access for activities such as fishing, canoeing, kayaking, boating, and bushwalking along the numerous trails that showcase the river's gorges and limestone cliffs.
- Discovery Bay Coastal Park: This expansive coastal park featuring a 50-kilometre ocean beach, large dunes, and coastal lakes is easily accessible from Nelson. It's a haven for exploring coastal landscapes and spotting wildlife.
- Great South West Walk: Nelson is a key point on the 250-kilometre Great South West Walk, offering hikers the opportunity to explore sections of this diverse trail that loops through national parks, the coast, and alongside the Glenelg River.
- Nelson Township: The park is located just 1 kilometre north of the Nelson township, making it a short walk to local amenities such as the Nelson Kiosk (general store and post office) and the Nelson Hotel.
- Beaches: The Discovery Bay Estuary Beach is a nearby beach, approximately 1 kilometre from the town centre.
- Princess Margaret Rose Caves: While currently closed for redevelopment according to some information, these caves are located within the Lower Glenelg National Park and are typically accessible via guided tours or river cruises from Nelson when open.
- Mount Gambier (South Australia): For a day trip, the city of Mount Gambier in South Australia, known for its Blue Lake and Kilsby Sinkhole, is approximately a 30-40 minute drive across the border.
Kywong Caravan Park offers a tranquil bushland camping experience with essential facilities and close proximity to the natural wonders of the Glenelg River and the dramatic coastline of Discovery Bay, making it a great base for outdoor enthusiasts.
360 view - Entrance to Kywong Caravan Park
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