There are numerous campsites across the Great Forest National Park that provide a perfect place to relax and soak in the beauty of our natural treasures. From car side to walk-in camping there is something for everybody. Please ensure you check the local fire conditions before you visit any of the sites and use an existing fire pit when possible. Please take your rubbish with you.

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Cathedral Ranges

Buxton , Eildon , Marysville

Cathedral ranges is a unique attraction in the Central Highlands that is situated on the western rim of the Cerberean Caldera, the remains of a volcano.

Murrindindi Scenic Reserve

Toolangi

Located on the northern edge of the Toolangi state forest  Murrindindi Scenic Reserve offers spacious camping and a range of spectacular attractions.

The Poplars Campground

Noojee

Tucked away in the Loch Valley this campsite is a short drive from Noojee and offers spacious camping by the Loch River.

Toorongo Falls Campground

Noojee

The Toorongo Falls Campground is an idyllic attraction set along the banks of the Toorongo River.
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    Proposed Parks

    We propose adding 355,000 hectares of protected forests to the Central Highlands of Victoria to form the Great Forest National Park

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    Existing Parks

    Currently there is only 170,000 hectares of parks and protected areas in the Central Highlands of Victoria

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Help support our work in expressing the conservation needs and compelling opportunities that we could address through the establishment of the Great Forest National Park for Victoria.

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The Great Forest National Park is a large complex proposal, covering environmental impacts and the conservation of wildlife, economic benefits to the area and more. Visit our FAQ for more information.

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The traditional custodians of this country include the Bunurong (Boon Wurrung), Gunaikurnai, Taungurung (Daung warring) and Wurundjeri indigenous Australians. We acknowledge this land belongs to the sovereign people of the First Nations. This land was stolen from them and their sovereignty was never ceded. This park conservation plan is subject to ongoing discussions and approvals with relevant clans and corporations and fully supports and recognises all their cultural rights, control and access.

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