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Except for about 200m of the Ada River Road and the short track into the campground, access from Melbourne and from East Gippsland is on sealed roads.
Facilities available
About this campground
This scenic campground in the Yarra Valley is just over 1.5 hours east of Melbourne and offers a beautiful and secluded camping experience. Come here for your next nature escape and soak in the serenity of the surrounding mountain ash forest.
Base yourself here and enjoy access to several nearby natural attractions, including the Ada Tree and Seven Acre Rock. This is a popular area for bushwalking and hiking.
The campground accommodates vehicle-based camping with a couple of tent-only campsites. Each campsite has its own fire pit and a vegetation barrier that separates the sites and provides privacy between camping groups.
Day visitor area and river boardwalk
When entering the campsite, on the righthand side there is a beautiful, sheltered day visitor area. Featuring a picnic shelter, picnic benches and wood-fire BBQ adjacent to a large grassy space, this is an ideal spot to bring the kids for a relaxing outing in the quiet Yarra State Forest.
At the top of the day visitor area, a path offers a gentle stroll down to the banks of the Latrobe River. At the end of the path, visitors can enjoy a recently installed boardwalk that follows the banks of the river. An ideal spot for taking photos, the boardwalk meanders through the fern gully next to the river and will help you enjoy the peaceful sights and sounds of the river and forest.
Photo gallery
- The picnic area features tables, log seats and toilets
- A new walking track leads to the Latrobe River
The picnic area features tables, log seats and toilets
A new walking track leads to the Latrobe River
How to get there
Investing in nature
Latrobe River Campground was upgraded in 2022 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: 18/10/24