Nestled where the rugged bushland meets the stunning Victorian coastline, BIG4 Aireys Inlet is more than just a caravan park—it’s a launchpad for adventure and relaxation on the world-renowned Great Ocean Road. This park provides a serene escape from the everyday, offering the perfect blend of natural beauty and modern convenience. Situated at 19-25 Great Ocean Road, the park is an ideal base for families, couples, and solo travellers looking to explore the iconic Split Point Lighthouse, the sandy stretches of Fairhaven Beach, and the majestic landscapes of the Great Otway National Park. Whether you’re here for a short stopover or a longer holiday, the friendly atmosphere and prime location make it an unforgettable experience.

BIG4 Aireys Inlet caters to a wide range of accommodation needs. For those travelling with their own home on wheels, the park provides a good number of well-maintained powered sites, many with concrete slabs. There are also a number of unpowered tent sites available for a more traditional camping experience, located at the rear of the park under a canopy of gum trees. While the exact total number of sites can fluctuate, there is a substantial mix of powered sites, ensuite sites, and unpowered sites to suit various setups. The park’s commitment to providing a clean and comfortable environment is evident in its array of facilities, including a well-equipped camp kitchen, a playground for the kids, a swimming pool for a refreshing dip, and a games room for entertainment. Free Wi-Fi is also available, ensuring you can stay connected while enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

The park’s location in Aireys Inlet is an adventure in itself. Beyond the gates, you’ll discover a charming coastal town with a relaxed, creative vibe. The Split Point Lighthouse, a short walk away, offers breathtaking views and a glimpse into maritime history. The town centre, with its selection of local cafes, restaurants, and the famous Aireys Pub, is easily accessible. For nature lovers, the area is crisscrossed with walking and cycling tracks that meander through coastal heath and lush bushland. The park is also pet-friendly on sites during the off-peak season, allowing your furry friends to join in on the fun (conditions apply, so it’s best to check with the park management beforehand). With excellent mobile phone coverage from all major networks, staying in touch is simple. It’s a place where every visit feels like a true escape, offering a comfortable and welcoming community that makes your Great Ocean Road journey a little easier and a lot more memorable.