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Buchan Caves Camping
Camp out or stay in comfort at Buchan Caves. The peaceful campground is a family favourite, while the Wilderness Camp is a pleasant glamping experience. If you're looking for a roof over your head, choose from a cabin or historic Caves House. Rare and exotic trees, a pretty river and lyrebirds await.
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Camp out or stay in comfort at Buchan Caves. The peaceful campground is a family favourite, while the Wilderness Camp is an excellent glamping experience for people who want more comfort. If you're looking for a roof over your head, choose from a cabin or historic Caves House. Immerse yourself in the peaceful surroundings of rare and exotic trees, originally landscaped in the 1930s. Relax to the calls of lyrebirds, nejoy pleasant walks and go for a dip in the stream-fed swimming pool.
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Buchan Caves Reserve Accommodation
There are cabins in the reserve which are fully self-contained and sleep up to five people. The cabins are not accessible for wheelchairs but may be suitable for visitors who have some limited mobility. Access to the cabins is via a ramp and each cabin has an outside deck that is easy to get to.
Cave tours
Take a tour and explore elaborate stalactites and stalagmites, and beautiful calcite-rimmed pools of the Royal and Fairy Caves.
Swimming
Take a refreshing dip on a hot summer day. The swimming pool is fed from an underground stream and is not heated.
How to get there
Buchan Caves Camping
Sites
Camper Trailer
Campervan
Caravan
Tent
When you're there
Buchan Caves Reserve is a compact destination. The caves, swimming pool and town of Buchan are all within easy walking distance of the various accommodation options. Download the visitor guide before you go for information on walks and a map of the reserve.
Camping and Accommodation
This reserve is a unique getaway adjoining the enchanting beauty of Buchan Caves, one of Victoria’s popular family attractions.
Accommodation must be booked in advance.
Need to know
Buchan Caves Camping
Accessibility
Visiting a park can be more of a challenge for people with disabilities, however in Victoria there are a wide range of facilities to help people of all abilities enjoy our wonderful parks around the state.
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