Nambrok Recreation Reserve

Nambrok Recreation Reserve, which also includes the Nambrok Public Hall, is a local community facility in Nambrok, Victoria, that offers recreational spaces and camping facilities for travellers. Located within the Wellington Shire, it provides a convenient stop in the Gippsland region.

The reserve is primarily a public hall and recreation area used for community activities. It offers a camping area that is accessible to various types of recreational vehicles, including motorbikes, RVs, camper trailers, caravans, and big rigs, and also allows tent camping. It is a dog-friendly location.

Facilities: The reserve provides essential facilities for campers:

• Toilets
• Drinking water

Additional facilities within the wider reserve area may include sports fields or other recreational amenities associated with a public hall and recreation reserve, but specific details were not prominently available in the search results.

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby: Nambrok Recreation Reserve is located in an area that offers access to towns and natural attractions within the central Gippsland region.

• Sale: A major regional centre located approximately a 15-20 minute drive from Nambrok (around 20-25 km). Sale offers a wide range of amenities, shopping, dining, and attractions including the Gippsland Art Gallery at the Port of Sale, Lake Guthridge and Lake Guyatt, and the Sale Botanic Gardens.
• Maffra: Located approximately a 15-20 minute drive north-east of Nambrok (around 15-20 km). Maffra is a town known for its agricultural heritage and features like the Maffra Exhibition Space and the Gippsland Vehicle Collection nearby.
• Heyfield: Situated approximately a 10-15 minute drive north-west of Nambrok (around 10-15 km). Heyfield has local amenities and the Heyfield Wetlands.
• Gippsland Plains Rail Trail: This rail trail runs through the region (including near Cowwarr and Stratford) and offers opportunities for cycling and walking through the Gippsland countryside. Access points to the trail would be within a reasonable driving distance.
• Lake Glenmaggie: Located north of Heyfield (distance varies), this lake is a popular spot for water activities like boating, fishing, and swimming.
• Ninety Mile Beach: A significant natural attraction on the Gippsland coastline, the southern end of which would be approximately a 40-60 minute drive south of Nambrok (distance varies to different access points like Seaspray or Golden Beach).
• Cowwarr Weir: Located near the town of Cowwarr (approximately 10-15 km from Nambrok), offering a spot for picnicking, fishing, and non-powered water activities.

Nambrok Recreation Reserve provides a straightforward camping option with powered sites and essential amenities in a rural setting, offering relatively easy access to the services and attractions of nearby regional towns and the natural features of central Gippsland.