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About this campground
Andersons Campground is a remote and compact bushland site in an open forest. Set back from the road, the site is located on a quiet bend in the Aberfeldy River.
This site is suited for smaller groups who wish to camp with camper trailers or tents. Fire pits, picnic tables and a toilet are available.
There is a rich mining history in the area with historic mining cuts and shafts scattered to the west of the campground.
The Toombon Historic Walk is located not far from the campground, showcasing some of the gold mining relics of the former Toombon township.
Visitors looking to explore more of the area can choose to follow the Aberfeldy Backroad 4WD Tour - Donnelly's Creek Loop where they will find an abundance of other campgrounds, huts and historic sites.
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- Andersons is suited for smaller groups who wish to camp
- Stop for a picnic or camp along the Aberfeldy River
- The campground has space for tents and camper trailers
Andersons is suited for smaller groups who wish to camp
Stop for a picnic or camp along the Aberfeldy River
The campground has space for tents and camper trailers
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Investing in nature
Andersons was upgraded in 2023 thanks to Victoria’s Great Outdoors.
Victoria’s Great Outdoors is boosting regional tourism and making it easier to enjoy nature by investing $106.6 million in better walking trails, campgrounds, 4WD tracks and visitor facilities.
Page last updated: 04/09/23