Big Pats Creek to Starlings Gap

Not too far away from civilisation, roughly 1.5 hours from South East Melb suburbs. Dogs allowed, no booking or fees, has tables, benches and firepits, 2x drop toilets available and is 2WD accessible. Average sized campgrounds which can comfortably accommodate 6 - 9 groups before feeling crowded. It is quite a hilly area and finding an area suitable to set up camp can be a little tricky due to the nature of the slope and holes everywhere. Bring your own firewood if you plan to make one as there are only twigs and small sticks around the area.

Nice little campground with a single drop toilet, tent platforms, and a few fire pits. Slightly ruined by vandalism to one of the 3 tent platforms, and rubbish left by drive-in visitors. (Leave no trace, people!) Pretty nice waking up to the sound of lyrebirds, though.

Amazing campground in the woods! It was such an oasis after weeks in the city. Surrounded by tall trees, just a small gravel road running past, and easy access to a trail for either a day hike or an overnight at another camp site. Be warned that the last 15 k or so is on a gravel road, it's fairly well maintained but may not be suitable for all cars. The campground was very quiet ON Friday night and then quite busy Saturday. There are 5 or so campfire spots, but there were closer to 10 tents set up on Saturday and it didn't feel exceptionally crowded. The hardest part is finding a level area to pitch your tent. Has drop toilets but no water. Lots of benches and tables, and a small covered area for cooking.

Absloutley loved it here! The adad tree is a walk away me and my daughter did the round trip on our girls weekend! Its quiet and jot alotbof other campers around