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About this campground
Located near the junction of the Aberfeldy River and Donnellys Creek, this site once housed several huts which were used as a base for gold fossicking and exploring the bush during the Great Depression of the 1930s.
In 1964, a new hut was constructed overlooking the Aberfeldy River. Sadly this hut, along with several others in the area, perished in 2013 in the devastating Aberfeldy bushfires. The Junction Hut was re-built in 2015 in partnership with local volunteers and contractors and provides shelter and a small fireplace for visitors.
As well as the hut, the site also includes several firepits, picnic tables and a toilet. Camping is also available a short walk from the hut and is an excellent place to base yourself while exploring the Aberfeldy Backroad 4WD Tour - Donnellys Creek Loop.
Please look after our historic huts by following the High Country Huts Code.
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- Enjoy a picnic while exploring the restored hut
- The hut provides shelter and a small fireplace for warmth
- A campground can be found a short walk from the hut
- A river crossing for 4WDs is near the site
- The site overlooks the Aberfeldy River
Enjoy a picnic while exploring the restored hut
The hut provides shelter and a small fireplace for warmth
A campground can be found a short walk from the hut
A river crossing for 4WDs is near the site
The site overlooks the Aberfeldy River
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Investing in nature
Junction Hut 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: 13/09/23