Halls Gap Caravan Park

Halls Gap Caravan Park

Nestled within the Grampians’ spectacular peaks, you’ll find unparalleled serenity at Halls Gap Caravan Park close to town.

Iconic walks are merely a stroll away, yet you’re also within striking distance to restaurants, a bakery, cafes and late night grocery shopping. It really is the best of both worlds.

The tourist park host frequent happy hour events extending a warm welcome to the whole family including pets. The park has a playground, volleyball court, and is conveniently located next to large outdoor swimming pool.

YOUR STAY AT HALLS GAP CARAVAN PARK

Whether you’re pitching a tent, reversing the caravan onto a powered site, or cosying up to a fire in the Heritage-Listed log cabin, you’ll experience a real sense of being at one with nature.

The Grampians is one of the most desirable locations in Victoria, and the facilities at Halls Gap Caravan Park are spot on. There’s large sites for motorhomes plus room to unfurl a wide tent-folding camper trailer. Enjoy a spotless camp kitchens and barbecues, children’s playground and volleyball court.

There’s also a kiosk onsite for stocking up on marshmallows and open fire places scattered throughout.

THE GRAMPIANS NATIONAL PARK

You can spend a life-time exploring the vast, magical Grampians National Park. But few sites are more iconic than the breath-taking Mackenzie Falls. The short, yet steep descent is well worth an up close view of the 20m-wide, year-round falls.

For a memorable morning, try scrambling up to the Pinnacle from the Wonderland carpark. Or, for something easier, there’s the lovely leafy Venus Baths Loop commencing  from the caravan park. Although relatively flat, there’s great rock hopping on this walk for littler legs, if the Pinnacles climb is a stretch too far. A quick detour will take you through quirky sculptures within the Grampians Botanical Gardens.

TOURING HALLS GAP’S ATTRACTIONS

Set on more than 25 lush acres the Halls Gap Zoo is home to over 160 native and exotic mammals, reptiles and birds. Beautifully maintained, it’s well supported by the local community and the animals well cared for. Here, hand-feed giraffes, deer and birds or watch big cats survey the ‘pride lands’ on a centuries old tree.

Closer to town, challenge the little tackers to a round of putt putt before breaking for ice-creams on the 19th at the Grampians Adventure Golf & MOCO Gallery.

Partake in a Rock Art Tour or witness ceremonies at the Brambuk the National Park & Cultural Centre then dine on local fare at the Bushfoods Cafe. Experience a modern spin on the traditions, history and identity of the local Indigenous people at the Gariwerd Dreaming Theatre.