Kinglake National Park - The Gums campground upgrades

The project

 This project is being delivered on Taungurung Country.

With great facilities in a delightful bush setting close to Melbourne, The Gums campground is a popular base for relaxing and exploring the northern section of Kinglake National Park. Nestled in a tranquil eucalypt forest next to a meandering mountain stream, it is ideal for families and small groups.

The campground is being upgraded to make it even more enjoyable. The upgrades include new fencing, new vegetation to screen campsites from each other, resurfacing the access road, upgraded signs, new picnic tables and firepits, and an extended barbeque shelter.

Project benefits

Visitors

The upgrades will make it safer and more enjoyable for a wide range of people to enjoy camping in the park.

Environment

 New plantings and improved tracks and better defined camping areas will protect vegetation and support biodiversity.

 

Project funding

This project has been funded $566,854 by Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action.

 

Timeline

More information on the timeline for completion will be provided as the project progresses.

 

Environment and cultural heritage management

The environment and cultural heritage on site will be protected throughout the delivery of works.

Who are we working with?

Taungurung Land and Waters Council (TLaWC) and Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action

 

Access changes

Check Kinglake National Park page to stay up to date with temporary closures expected. 

Staying updated

Subscribe to receive updates on this and other projects and news in parks. You can also email us with enquiries at engage@vic.gov.au. As the project progresses, information on this page will be updated regularly.

 

Last updated: December 2024