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Boar Gully Campground
Enjoy a weekend getaway in nature - surrounded by kangaroos and sometimes elusive, koalas - on Wadawurrung Country.
Boar Gully is a secluded campground in the Brisbane Ranges National Park. An easy drive from Melbourne, Boar Gully Campground is at the northern end of this national park known for its scenic walks and spectacular spring wildflowers. Boar Gully is a trailhead (start or finish) of the 3 day Burchell Trail hike.
There are six campsites suitable for tents with an additional campsite set aside for a camp trailer or caravan.
Each site can accommodate a maximum of six people and all campsites are unpowered. There are communal fireplaces and picnic tables throughout the campground, and non-flushing toilet facilities.Things To Do
Burchell Trail
Walking
Stargazing

Picnic areas in Brisbane Ranges National Park
How to get there
Boar Gully Campground
Easily accessible from Melbourne, Geelong or Ballarat, Boar Gully Campground is the northern section of the Brisbane Ranges National Park. Head along Brisbane Ranges Road and turn south into the campground.
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When you're there
Camping & accommodation
Camping must be booked in advance. Book online for Boar Gully, Fridays or a site for an overnight hike along the Burchell Trail.