Nestled in a peaceful valley just 6km from the historic town of Corryong, Colac Colac Caravan Park is a stunning destination for those seeking a tranquil and picturesque getaway in Victoria’s Upper Murray region. Spread across 15 acres and surrounded by over four hundred magnificent trees, the park offers a serene and shady retreat year-round. It is perfectly positioned on the banks of the ever-flowing Nariel Creek, providing a natural soundtrack to your stay and a superb setting for a variety of outdoor pursuits.

The park caters to all types of travellers, offering a wide range of accommodation options. Guests can choose from comfortable cabins, including new deluxe waterfront villas, or a generous selection of spacious powered and unpowered sites. The sites are large and feature either lush green grass or a solid slab surface, with many providing creek frontage for a truly immersive nature experience. Whether you’re pitching a tent or parking a large motorhome, there is a perfect spot for everyone. Colac Colac Caravan Park prides itself on its well-maintained grounds and brand new amenities block, ensuring your stay is as comfortable as it is memorable.

For those who love outdoor activities, the park and its surroundings are an absolute paradise. The Nariel Creek is renowned for its fishing and swimming, while the surrounding bushland and magnificent mountain views provide endless opportunities for walking and bike riding. There is even a 6km sealed bike track that leads directly from the park to the centre of Corryong. The area is steeped in history and natural beauty, serving as the gateway to the Snowy Mountains and the home of the famous Man from Snowy River Bush Festival. With its peaceful atmosphere, excellent facilities, and proximity to both nature and a charming town, Colac Colac Caravan Park offers a fantastic base for adventure or a perfect place to simply relax and recharge.

Guest Rating

Based on over 30 reviews, the park has an excellent rating.

★★★★☆

Park Facilities & Features

• Brand new amenities block
• Indoor/Outdoor camp kitchen
• Games room
• Barbecues
• Playground
• Onsite laundry
• Kiosk/store (with ice and LPG fill)
• Free Wi-Fi hotspots
• Dump point on site
• Accessible bathroom
• Parent room
• Barista coffee available

Activities: Fishing & Short Walks

Fishing: The park’s location on the banks of Nariel Creek provides excellent access for trout fishing. A boat is not required, as the creek is easily fished from the banks.

Short Walks: The park is surrounded by beautiful valleys and bushland, offering numerous opportunities for bushwalking and exploring. You can also enjoy a scenic 6km sealed bike track from the park directly to the town of Corryong.

Places to Eat & Drink

The town of Corryong is just a short drive or bike ride away, offering a variety of pubs and eateries.

• Local Pub: The Corryong Hotel Motel is a popular spot in the town centre.
• Places to Eat: Corryong has a number of cafes, bakeries, and takeaway shops for a casual meal.

Seasonal Weather Forecast for Colac Colac

Located in the Alpine region, Colac Colac experiences four distinct seasons, each with its own charm.

• Summer (Dec – Feb): Warm to hot days with comfortable nights. Ideal for swimming in the creek and bushwalking.
• Autumn (Mar – May): Mild days and cooler nights, with beautiful autumn colours in the surrounding trees.
• Winter (Jun – Aug): Cold days and often frosty nights. The region experiences snow on nearby mountains, making it a great base for snow activities. Open fires are very popular.
• Spring (Sep – Nov): Mild and pleasant, with wildflowers blooming. The creek swells with fresh mountain water, making it a fantastic time to visit.