Longridge Park, in the middle of the conservation area of the Yarra Valley Parklands, offers a quiet space beside the Yarra River. The river flats …
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Longridge Park, in the middle of the conservation area of the Yarra Valley Parklands, offers a quiet space beside the Yarra River. The river flats are perfect for a weekend camping retreat with friends and family in a beautiful woodland setting.
Enjoy a weekend camping with family or friends by the Yarra River, go canoeing or try your luck and throw a fishing line in the Yarra River.
Longridge camp ground has a barbecue (wood provided), an information shelter, tables, toilets, hot showers and a canoe ramp into the river.
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Camping is available for single groups of up to 40 people. Booking in advance is a strict requirement so that a permit can be issued and camping fees (that must be fully paid at least one week in advance) apply. The period between noon on the first day and 10.00 am the following day consititutes a single day’s booking. For bookings call Parks Victoria on 13 1963 or book online
Access to the park
Longridge Park is in Warrandyte beside the Yarra River. Camping is available for single groups of up to 40 people. Bookings are required and fees apply. Bookings can be made online at www.parkstay.vic.gov.au or by calling 13 1963.
Dogs are not permitted in Longridge park, in order to encourage wildlfe to return to the area.
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