East Gippsland Camping

Whether you are looking for seaside charm, lakeside beauty or High Country heritage, there are many towns and villages to visit in East Gippsland, each with its own character.

Be swept up in the richness and vibrancy of arts, culture and heritage in East Gippsland, which attracts renowned artisans passionate about their crafts. Explore an abundance of local producers, outstanding wineries and gourmet delights in East Gippsland. Choose from an exciting array of tours & cruises to make your East Gippsland adventure a memorable experience.

The gateway to the natural beauties of East Gippsland, Bairnsdale is set on the banks of the Mitchell River, 285 kilometres east of Melbourne. A thriving provincial centre of 12,000 people, it was once home to steam boats and traders who arrived in the area in the 1850s.

Bairnsdale is now the commercial and administrative hub of the East Gippsland Shire offering history, the arts, culture and retail. The town’s rich heritage can be found throughout the town, including the rotunda , the spectacular murals and architecture of St Mary’s Church and the 19th century architecture of the Bairnsdale Court House.

Close to lakes, rivers, mountains and forests, Bairnsdale is a destination for year-round enjoyment.

One of Victoria’s premier holiday destinations, Lakes Entrance is beloved for its swimming beaches, waterfront cafes and fleet of colourful fishing boats, many of which sell the day’s catch from the jetties.

Mallacoota is a perfect place to relax or to stay if you wish to explore the pristine coastal wilderness of East Gippsland. Offering Victoria’s warmest winter temperatures and cooling summer breezes, Mallacoota is a year-round destination to enjoy walking, fishing, boating, canoeing, cruising, golfing and surfing.