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About this campground
Poplars Reserve sits alongside the picturesque Loch River and offers a variety of camping opportunities. Named after the European Poplar trees surrounding the area, Poplars Reserve near Noojee is a special place that has been enjoyed by families and visitors for many years.
Large campsites can accommodate caravans and camper trailers, while smaller sites are suitable for tent and vehicle-based camping.
A large communal area, surrounded by an open grassy space, includes a communal fire pit, picnic shelter, and toilet facilities. There is also an abundance of fire pits and picnic tables spread throughout this expansive campground.
Located only 10 minutes from Noojee, this campground is the perfect place to base yourself for a few days while you explore the many surrounding attractions including Toorongo Falls, Noojee Trestle Bridge and the Ada Tree.
This site is popular for overnight visitors, so expect company on weekends and during holiday periods.
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- Make use of the fire pits in the campground
- The campground has wide open spaces and great facilities
- Enjoy views of the European poplar trees
- There is plenty of open space to enjoy
- The campground is beside the Loch River
- Make use of the picnic shelter and communal fireplace
- The campground is well set out with plenty of space
- Cool your feet in the Loch River
- The campground is well set out with plenty of space
Make use of the fire pits in the campground
The campground has wide open spaces and great facilities
Enjoy views of the European poplar trees
There is plenty of open space to enjoy
The campground is beside the Loch River
Make use of the picnic shelter and communal fireplace
The campground is well set out with plenty of space
Cool your feet in the Loch River
The campground is well set out with plenty of space
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Investing in nature
Poplar's Reserve is was upgraded in 2023 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: 27/05/26