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Walking on East Cape Beach

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Location: East Cape Beach

East Cape Beach

5 months ago from Parks Victoria

Location: East Cape Beach

Go surfing

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All-terrain beach wheelchair

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Wilderness retreat

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Location: Stay in a Wilderness Retreat

Wilderness retreat

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Location: Stay in a Wilderness Retreat

Enjoying the beach

5 months ago from Parks Victoria

Location: Cape Conran Coastal Park

Cape Conran

5 months ago from Parks Victoria

Location: Cape Conran Coastal Park

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  • The Orbost - Marlo Road is currently closed due to flooding. Access to the park is available via Cabbage Tree-Conran Road. Check www.vicroads.vic.gov.au for latest road updates. at Cape Conran Coastal Park
    Friday 9 March, 2012 |
Camping
Canoeing
Fishing
Long walk / Multi day walk
Picnicking
Short walk
Sight-seeing
Snorkelling/SCUBA Diving
Swimming
Wilderness retreats
Yachting/Sailing

Cape Conran Coastal Park near Marlo in East Gippsland has heathlands, wild ocean beaches and banksia woodlands brimming with nectar-feeding birds.

A great park for water activities - enjoy swimming, diving, boating, fishing or rock pooling. Experience the park by foot on the self-guided Cape Conran Nature Trail or the magnificent Dock Inlet and Pearl Point day walks.

Aboriginal Traditional Owners

Parks Victoria acknowledges the Aboriginal Traditional Owners of Victoria - including its parks and reserves. Through their cultural traditions, the Bidawal, Gunaikurnai and Nindi-Ngudjam Ngarigu Monero identify the Cape Conran Coastal Park as their Traditional Country.

Further information is available from Aboriginal Affairs Victoria AAV and Native Title Services Victoria

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Dock Inlet

Soak up the serenity of Dock Inlet, a unique land locked expanse of fresh water isolated from the coast by a coastal dune barrier. The inlet is fed by the east and west branches of Dock Creek from a pristine catchment. The shallow tannin coloured waters support a diverse range …

Yeerung River

Experience the rich diversity of flora and fauna which is found in the lower reaches of the Yeerung River. A different perspective to the river is especially noticeable at sunset and sunrise when the birds are at their most active and the water is often calm and reflections clear. A …

East Cape Beach

East Cape is a good spot for a picnic offering gas barbecues and picnic tables. There are also a number of walks from the visitor area. East Cape Boardwalk (0.6 km, 1 - 1.5 hours return) Cape Conran is rich in cultural heritage, both Indigenous and post European. The East Cape Boardwalk …

Yeerung Gorge

Yeerung Gorge - a jewel on the Cape - is a surprising landform that harbours some unusual vegetation associations and contains several deep dark rock pools fed by the babbling East Yeerung River. You can reach the gorge, which is deeply incised into the coastal plain, by crossing the …

Camping and accommodation at Cape Conran

Cape Conran has timber cabins overlooking sandy beaches that offer family and group accommodation, designed for comfortable but basic living. Local timbers have been used to give each cabin a character of its own. One is specially designed to accommodate people with disabilities. Each cabin sleeps up to eight people. …

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Contact information

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Visitor experiences

Facilities Summary

  • Electric/Gas BBQ
  • Gravel carpark

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Some forest tracks closing early - Don’t forget! They’re slippery when wet

30 Apr 2012

Some roads and tracks in Victoria’s forests and parks are about to be temporarily closed for winter and spring from tomorrow (1 May 2012). The Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) and Parks Victoria run the seasonal road closure program to ensure driver safety as well as protect our forest roads …

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Park Statistics

Established

June 1997

Area

11700ha