Did you ever imagine a camping spot so secluded, it requires a 6km hike to reach it? Here at the Bunyip Weir (Freemans Mill) Camping Area, that’s exactly what awaits. Bunyip Weir (Freemans Mill) Camping Area is a hidden gem tucked away within Bunyip State Park. This park has a rich history. From 1898 to 1990, it was a hub for logging. Today, the park stands as a testament to nature’s resilience, having recovered remarkably from the devastating Black Saturday bushfires of 2009. Now, Bunyip State Park, and particularly Bunyip Weir (Freemans Mill) Camping Area, offers a peaceful escape for those willing to venture off the beaten path. This hike-in campground offers a basic setup. You’ll find a shared picnic table. However, there are no toilets at the Bunyip Weir (Freemans Mill) Camping Area itself. Remember to plan accordingly. The campground is nestled in an open grassy area near the Bunyip River, offering a tranquil setting for your outdoor adventure. While you’re in the park, consider exploring the broader area. Bunyip State Park boasts diverse landscapes, from heathland on river plains to Mountain Ash forests. The Four Brothers Rocks offer breathtaking views. There are also trails for four-wheel driving, trail bike riding, and horse riding. The park truly has something for every outdoor enthusiast. Bunyip Weir (Freemans Mill) Camping Area gives you a unique, secluded camping experience. Disconnect from the everyday and reconnect with nature at this hidden gem.
Kororoit Creek
Is this where the river meets the sea? This is Kororoit Creek. It flows right here through Melbourne’s western suburbs