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You must bring your own water for drinking and cooking as there is no access to potable water.
Firewood around the campground may be sparse and wet, so it is recommended to bring your own supply.
About this site
Beauchamp Falls is one of several waterfalls in the Great Otway National Park. Located near the town of Beech Forest, it is an easy stop near the Great Ocean Road.
Beauchamp Falls Campground
Tucked away in lush rainforest, this family-friendly campground is flat and spacious, with dedicated areas for tents, caravans, campervans and camper trailers. There are fire pits, picnic tables and toilets available for use for campers and for day visitors at the nearby picnic area .
This is a free and popular camping spot so it's best to arrive early to secure your spot. The road into the campground is an unsealed road but can easily be accessed by a 2WD vehicle and caravan.
Beauchamp Falls Walk
Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Otways' towering rainforest with a walk to the spectacular Beauchamp Falls.
The 3 km one-hour return walk leaves from the Beauchamp Falls Campground picnic area and takes you to the spectacular 20m waterfall. Walkers will enjoy scenic views of mountain ash forests and thick ferns on this must-see walking track.
The Forrest Mountain Bike Trail network is less than an hour’s drive north east of this site via Forrest-Apollo Bay Road.
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- This family-friendly campground is flat and spacious
- Enjoy Beauchamp Falls Walk for a scenic trip through mountain ash forest
- The spectacular 20m waterfall at Beauchamp Falls is a must-see
This family-friendly campground is flat and spacious
Enjoy Beauchamp Falls Walk for a scenic trip through mountain ash forest
The spectacular 20m waterfall at Beauchamp Falls is a must-see
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Investing in nature
Beauchamp Falls Campground was upgraded in 2021 thanks to Victoria’s Great Outdoors.
Victoria’s Great Outdoors is boosting regional tourism and making it easier to enjoy nature by investing $106.6 million in better walking trails, campgrounds, 4WD tracks and visitor facilities.
Page last updated: 31/07/24