Delatite Arm Reserve

Lots of camping along the shores of Lake Eildon

The Delatite Arm Reserve is situated along the shores of Lake Eildon and is adjacent to bushland, pine plantation and revegetated forest areas.

The reserve is popular for camping, water sports, scenic views and fishing. The extensive forests to the south and east also provide great opportunities for exploration by 4WD and trail bikes.

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Camping at the Delatite Arm Reserve

There are lots of camping sites located above the high-water mark of Lake Eildon, catering for many different camp set-ups. Facilities are basic, unpowered and available on a first come, first served basis. No bookings are required, but early arrival is advised during peak periods.

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A large dirt ground area with trees on the banks of a lake

Delatite Arm

There are 28 separate campgrounds spread across the foreshore of the Delatite Arm Reserve, fronting onto Lake Eildon, providing vehicle-based camping in a forest setting.

A sign for Bee Tree campground on the ground next to a lake

Bee Tree

Set yourself up at this small, secluded campground with Lake Eildon access for a canoeing adventure.

Three people canoeing on a lake

Blue Gum Flat

A popular canoeing and camping spot on the banks of Lake Eildon.