Hidden amidst the Australian bush, Clifford Park Activity Centre beckons with a rich history. Clifford Park Activity Centre isn’t just any campsite. It’s a place where adventure and history intertwine, nestled within a 50-acre bushland haven along the Yarra River, just 35 km east of Melbourne. Warrandyte State Park embraces Clifford Park on three sides. This unique location offers a tranquil escape while remaining connected to the vibrant city. Clifford Park has witnessed significant moments in Scouting history. The very ground we stand on once hosted thousands of Scouts from around the globe. In the mid-20th century, it was the proud site of not one, but two Australian Jamborees. Clifford Park even welcomed the world in 1961, hosting the 7th World Rover Moot, the first world Scouting event ever held in Australia. Today, Clifford Park Activity Centre continues its legacy as a hub for Scouts and the public alike. It offers a diverse range of activities for all ages. From the thrill of the Challenge Valley to the focus of archery, the energy of the sand volleyball court, the excitement of the BMX track, and the challenge of the bouldering wall, there’s something for everyone. For those seeking a more tranquil experience, there are compass and orienteering courses. There is also frisbee golf and access to the Yarra River for water activities. Clifford Park Activity Centre also provides accommodation options ranging from campsites to cabins, ensuring a comfortable stay for every visitor. Whether you’re pitching a tent under the stars or relaxing in a cozy cabin, Clifford Park offers an immersive nature experience.
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