Lakeside Campground

Joel B.

1 week ago

The location was OK but quite a walk from the lake. There are no longer showers available. I booked a caravan site, site 04. The site was on a sloped block and I didn’t have any chocks. I ended up on a 6 degree tilt so left after one night (had booked three) and relocated to a caravan park in Eildon. The place was thick with bugs in early December. The ground is just dusty dirt everywhere. Not a great experience. Probably ideal if you have a boat and you want to go fishing in the lake from dusk to dawn and sleep in a tent. Others there were 4 W driving in the area. Don’t go there with kids.

Enrique Di Tondo

2 years ago

Decent camp site. They have hot showers and flushing toilets. Booking required. Plenty of shade. Fires only permitted at existing fireplaces of which there are 3, by the water. No bins, take your rubbish out. Birds and kangaroos will go through your things so pack up food & rubbish at night. This site seems popular with jet boat and jet ski owners, no big deal. Lake is suitable for swimming, a bit murky but it’s fine, swim away from the boats. Note that Anycamp shows this site in the wrong spot, Fraser’s campground and Lakeside campground are the same.

Rovianne

4 years ago

Very compacted sites, with not that much open space. Felt like sardines during public holiday long weekends. Ground is dirt & hard as a rock (need strong pegs here), no grassy areas. Hot showers a plus though. Lake is a long walk from campsite too, so not really lakeside.

Lou W.

4 years ago

We arrived late afternoon to find it is in a national park and could not take our dog. I had put “pets allowed” into my search and it didn’t mention anything. We had to turn around and leave.