Where would you Camp and what must be done and seen

[UIZ733]

If staying in the Grampians in early March 2016 for several days? Caravan Park is OK if it has an 'open airy' atmosphere.

[doc evil]

Zumstein (or something like that) is cool, well was 30 odd years ago when I was there last.
There's a good one in hall's gap but can't think of the name.

[GeoffA]

Zumstein (or something like that) is cool, well was 30 odd years ago when I was there last.
There's a good one in hall's gap but can't think of the name.

No camping at Zumsteins these days... ...... Day visits only now.

Haven't used any of the CP's there for a few years, so can't offer any recommendations.

The Grampians isn't a huge area. "Several days" would give plenty of time to see the main attractions.
McKenzie Falls is very nice, but a very steep walk down to the base.

[doc evil]

No camping at Zumsteins these days... ...... Day visits only now.

You're kidding.......

used to scout camp there in the late 70s and 80s
more bureaucratic bumbling with closing down areas I suppose.........

[GeoffA]

You're kidding.......

used to scout camp there in the late 70s and 80s
more bureaucratic bumbling with closing down areas I suppose.........

Yeah, we camped there a bit too. A real pity it's not available.

I believe the camp toilet/shower block was causing issues with the creek.
Well, that was the word at the time......

[brickiematt]

Great spot here, lovely hosts, only 5 mins from Halls Gap

https://www.youcamp.com/properties/321

[loanrangie]

Great spot here, lovely hosts, only 5 mins from Halls Gap

https://www.youcamp.com/properties/321

  Thanks, that looks like a great spot and dog friendly too