Take on Gippsland’s scenic trails, with paths winding through forests, farmlands, and riversides. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced rider, the region offers a variety of terrains, from leisurely countryside routes to more technical tracks, perfect for adventure seekers looking to explore Gippsland on two wheels.
Stretching over 60 kilometers, this rail trail connects Stratford with neighboring towns through lush farmland, charming small towns, and shaded woodlands. It’s ideal for walking or cycling, offering rest stops along the way and a chance to immerse yourself in the peaceful Gippsland countryside.
Paddle along the serene waters of the Avon River, surrounded by native flora and wildlife. The calm river current makes it perfect for both beginners and experienced kayakers, offering a relaxing way to enjoy Stratford’s natural beauty and spot local birdlife along the riverbanks.
Hidden within Briagolong State Forest, this natural swimming hole offers crystal-clear waters, perfect for cooling off in summer. Surrounded by picturesque bushland, Blue Pool provides picnic areas, scenic walking tracks, and an idyllic spot for families to relax, swim, and explore nature at its best.
Lake Glenmaggie is a hotspot for thrill-seekers, offering a range of water activities including water skiing, wakeboarding, and paddleboarding. With designated picnic areas and scenic views, it’s a great destination for families to enjoy water sports or unwind by the lake’s edge.
Enjoy a swim in the Avon River or explore local lakes and swimming spots like the Blue Pool. Perfect for a summer retreat, these locations offer refreshing water activities, and some are surrounded by bushland or picnic areas, providing a peaceful escape into nature.
Just a short drive from Stratford, Raymond Island offers a unique opportunity to see koalas in their natural habitat. Accessible by ferry, the island features walking tracks where visitors can spot wildlife, including kangaroos and bird species, making it a perfect day trip for nature lovers.
Discover Gippsland’s stunning landscapes on horseback, with riding trails that meander through forests, riverbanks, and open plains. Local operators offer guided rides suited for all skill levels, providing a unique way to explore the region’s natural beauty and peaceful countryside.
Venture into the remote high country towns of Dargo and Licola, known for their rugged mountains, scenic drives, and adventure-filled activities. Explore hiking trails, take on 4WD tracks, or simply enjoy the breathtaking views that make these alpine areas a favourite among outdoor enthusiasts.
Stratford Caravan Tourist Park is located in the charming riverside town of Stratford in Gippsland, Victoria.
Stratford offers a peaceful retreat, ideal for those seeking to unwind and reconnect. The town provides a variety of activities, including kayaking, cycling along the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail, and scenic bushwalks at nearby sites like the Knob Reserve and Avon Wilderness Park.
Visitors can explore local arts through the Stratford Arts Trail or take in Indigenous history along the Bataluk Cultural Trail. The friendly locals add to the town’s welcoming vibe, making guests feel right at home. Stratford is also conveniently located near Sale and the Gippsland Lakes, offering easy access to even more attractions
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