Greater Bendigo National Park

Camping Areas at Greater Bendigo National Park  (3 campsites)

Notley Camping Area - Situated in an open dry sclerophyll forest of Grey Box, Red Ironbark and Yellow Gum (White Ironbark) on gravel this is a quiet camping area at the end of a cul-de-sac. more...

Rush Dam Camping Area - Dispersed bush camping by a large dam wall (with little water). more...

Loesar Camping Area - An open eucalyptus still site with limited shade from scattered Yellow Gum (White Ironbark) (E. leucoxylon) below a large dam. more...

About Greater Bendigo National Park

Predominately made up of grassy woodlands of box and ironbark, this is a great park for exploring and camping.

There are a number of walking trails and campsites throughout the park.

I am told that the wildflowers are spectacular in spring although I haven't been here at that time of year.

Horse riding is allowed in this park (with restrictions, and some of the trails are great for that (or mountain biking).

Birdwatching

This park is well known for its abundance of honeyeaters and Swift Parrot There is a great write up on birds (and other fauna) as well as plants that can be seen at Greater Bendigo National Park here.

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