Blanket Bay Camping During the Summer and Easter holiday periods Blanket Bay campsites are allocated by ballot. Outside of this period the campground is …
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Blanket Bay Camping
During the Summer and Easter holiday periods Blanket Bay campsites are allocated by ballot. Outside of this period the campground is available on a first-in first-served basis.
Easter 2013 ballot
Applications for the Easter 2013 Blanket Bay Ballot are now closed.
Successful applicants will be notified by Thursday 21 February 2013.
Great Ocean Walk Hike-in and Group Campsites
Along with the car-based camping area at Blanket Bay, there are also purpose-built Great Ocean Walk hike-in and group camping areas.
The hike-in campsite has eight individual camp pads set into the surrounding bushland. Each camp pad has room for a 2-3 person tent. There is a maximum number of 12 people per hiker party, booking no more than four hike-in campsites at each location.
The group camping area offers larger and more open sites catering for groups up to16 people with enough room for eight 2-3 person tents.
Registration fees apply at these campsites and hikers must book at least two weeks in advance.
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