NRMA Port Campbell Holiday Park: Heart of the Shipwreck Coast
Contact & Location
Address: 30 Morris Street, Port Campbell, VIC 3269, Australia
Phone: 1800 505 466
Email: (Contact via website form)
Website: www.nrmaparksandresorts.com.au/port-campbell
GPS Coordinates: -38.6183, 142.9957
Park Information
Rating:
(4.3 stars)- Powered & Unpowered Sites: All sites in the park are powered. No unpowered sites are available.
- Mobile Phone Coverage: Good coverage for Telstra. Other carriers may have limited service in the area.
- Generator Use: Not permitted.
- Suitable For: Caravans, Motorhomes, Tents, and Cabin/Villa stays.
- Open Fires: Not permitted. BBQ facilities are provided.
- Access: Sealed road access.
- Site Surface: Grass.
- Pet Friendly: No, pets are not permitted in the park.
- Fishing: Excellent fishing from the banks of Campbells Creek, the beach, and the town jetty.
- Short Walks: Direct access to the Port Campbell Discovery Walk and a short stroll to the town and beach.
Park Features & Facilities
- TV and games room
- Camp kitchen and BBQs
- On-site dump point
- Laundry facilities
- On-site kiosk for essentials
- Seasonal holiday kids’ activities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Tourist information and bookings
Essentials to Bring
- Drinking water hose and grey water hose
- 15 amp power lead
- Levelling blocks
- Camera for the spectacular scenery
- Windproof and rainproof jacket, as coastal weather can change quickly
- Binoculars for spotting wildlife
Explore the Local Area
Pubs & Places to Eat
- Port Campbell Hotel: A contemporary pub with high-quality meals in the heart of town (Approx. 800m)
- 12 Rocks Cafe and Beach Bar: Offers stunning bay views, craft beer, and fresh seafood (Approx. 1 km)
- Sow and Piglets Brewery: A local microbrewery with a great selection of ales and IPAs (Approx. 1 km)
Local Attractions
- The 12 Apostles: The world-famous limestone stacks on the Shipwreck Coast (Approx. 12 km)
- Loch Ard Gorge: A dramatic and beautiful gorge with a tragic shipwreck history (Approx. 8 km)
- London Bridge: The iconic collapsed rock arch, another must-see landmark (Approx. 15 km)
- The Grotto: A unique sinkhole-like formation offering a picturesque window to the ocean (Approx. 14 km)
Nearby Parks & Services
Alternate Caravan Parks
- Port Campbell Recreation Reserve: (Approx. 1 km)
- Princetown Recreation Reserve & Camping: (Approx. 18 km)
- Apostles Camping Park & Cabins (Princetown): (Approx. 18 km)
Alternate Free Camps
- Panmure Recreation Reserve: Low-cost camping with toilets and showers (Approx. 40 km)
- Johanna Beach Campground (Otway NP): Parks Vic site (fees apply) on a stunning beach (Approx. 60 km)
- Aire Crossing Campground (Otway NP): Secluded free camp deep in the forest (Approx. 55 km)
Nearest Dump Points
- NRMA Port Campbell Holiday Park: On-site for guests.
- Port Campbell Recreation Reserve: Public dump point available (Approx. 1 km)
- Princetown Recreation Reserve: Public dump point available (Approx. 18 km)
Nearest Petrol Station
- BP Port Campbell: 30-32 Lord Street, in the centre of town (Approx. 1 km)
Nearest Alternate Drinking Water Resupply
- The park provides potable town water to all sites.
- Port Campbell Foreshore: Public taps and drinking fountains are available for filling bottles (Approx. 1 km)
Seasonal Weather Guide
Summer (Dec – Feb)
Mild and comfortable, perfect for exploring the coastline and enjoying the beach. The region is very popular with tourists. Average max temperature: 21-22°C.
Autumn (Mar – May)
Pleasant, clear days and fewer crowds make this an ideal time for sightseeing and hiking along the Great Ocean Walk. Average max temperature: 16-20°C.
Winter (Jun – Aug)
Cool, windy, and often dramatic. Witness the raw power of the Southern Ocean and enjoy the rugged beauty of the coast. Average max temperature: 13-14°C.
Spring (Sep – Nov)
Mild and refreshing as the coastal heathlands burst into flower. A great time for photography and avoiding the summer rush. Average max temperature: 15-18°C.