Warrnambool Holiday & Caravan Park - Things to see and do
Holiday & Caravan Park in Great Ocean Road
Park features
Sites Only, excluding holidays
- Activity RoomMovie Room, Games Room
- BBQ
- Camp Kitchen
- Dump Point
- Family Bathroom
- Hire EquipmentPedal Kart Hire
- Kids FacilitiesKids Club (Seasonal)
- Kiosk/Store
- Laundry
- Playground
- Swimming PoolSpa Available
- Dogs allowedSites Only, excluding holidays
Things to see and do
In and around Warrnambool Holiday & Caravan Park
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Lake Pertobe Adventure Playground
Nearby Activity
A year-round family attraction - 20 hectares of adventure playground paradise for kids, with giant slides, flying foxes, a maze and boat rides. Lovely walking tracks around the lakes, delightful picnic areas and sheltered BBQ facilities.
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Nearby
Tower Hill Reserve
Nestled inside a dormant volcano, Tower Hill is today a beautiful haven for wildlife thanks to the efforts of Friends of Tower Hill and volunteers. There is a lake and wetland and during years of average rainfall it is not uncommon to see the wetland completely immersed in water.
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On-site
Sausage Sizzle
Every week on Saturday.
Time: 12:00 pm Duration: 1 Hour
Camp Kitchen
Come and enjoy a sausage, with your family in our Camp Kitchen!
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Nearby
Flagstaff Hill Maritime Village
An interactive, 1870s maritime village and museum. This state heritage listed site and maritime village reflects the pioneering atmosphere of an 1870s coastal port.
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Nearby
12 Apostles
Distance from park: 75km
Witness the rugged splendour of the famous 12 Apostles, magnificent rock stacks up to 45 metres in height, rising up majestically from the Southern Ocean on Victoria's dramatic coastline.
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On-site
Free Buggy Hire
Every week on Saturday, Sunday.
Free Buggy hire for Saturday and Sunday.
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Nearby
Whale Watching
They usually reach Warrnambool in late May/Early June, these majestic creatures of the sea. Almost every year between June and September, female Southern Right whales return to Warrnambool’s Logan’s Beach to calve. The whales often swim within 100 metres of the shore and can be viewed from the beach or sand dunes via a specially constructed whale viewing platform.