Geelong Holiday & Caravan Park - Things to see and do

Distance from park: 38.5km

Follow the yellow brick road to Fairytale Land with you little ones, which features 22 animated fairytale scenes that come to life with the push of a button. Older kids will also be captivated by the daring tower climb and making fast friends before racing through the medieval themed tunnel mazes at the Camelot Playground.

Distance from park: 83.4km

Wind along the western coast of Victoria on the Great Ocean Road, encountering stunning ocean views, beachside activities, laid back coastal towns and maritime villages. Geelong is the gateway to the Great Ocean Road Touring Route, providing you with limitless opportunities to leave everyday life behind.

Distance from park: 17.6km

Explore Victoria’s biggest theme park, the Geelong Adventure Park with your family for the perfect day out together. Teenagers can practice their driving skills in a safe environment at the Go Karts speedway, toddlers have a dedicated splash zone and parents can enjoy the paddleboats, or maybe 40km/h speed waterslide if they are feeling adventurous.

Distance from park: 4.4km

Take it upon yourself to taste test some of Australia’s best wines from Geelong’s famous Wine Region. Immerse yourself in the elegance of a Pinot Noir, a Chardonnay or a Shiraz while overlooking the beautiful scenery. Pursue walking trails, restaurants and galleries in the area for a well-rounded experience of the real wine region.

Distance from park: 2.3km

One of the primary hosts of AFL premiership matches in Victoria and a legendary stadium, Simonds Stadium is a famous venue in Greater Geelong. From cricket and rugby to football and concerts, our park is closely located to this major sporting facility. 

Distance from park: 4.2km

Choose either to walk the full 2-hour trail or maybe just a section of this bollard-packed path. Each bollard represents a different historical Geelong character, like the 1910 policeman and the 1920’s lady swimmers. The trail is best started near the Geelong Botanic Gardens or at Rippleside Park.