Wilson Hall Campground, Glenelg River Bush Camping & Great South West Walk

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For those seeking a truly immersive experience in the wild heart of the Lower Glenelg National Park, Wilson Hall Campground is an exceptional destination. This beautiful and secluded Parks Victoria site offers an authentic bush camping adventure on the banks of the majestic Glenelg River. It is a haven for canoers, kayakers, anglers, and hikers looking to escape the everyday and connect with one of Victoria’s most spectacular natural environments. The campground is tucked away in a serene clearing, surrounded by a magnificent forest of native trees that provides both shade and a wonderful sense of solitude. The well-spaced, designated campsites ensure privacy, allowing you to fully appreciate the peaceful atmosphere, where the only interruptions are the sounds of native wildlife and the gentle flow of the river.

The magnificent Glenelg River, with its iconic limestone gorges, is the star of the show. The campground features a dedicated canoe landing and jetty, making it an ideal launch point or overnight stop for multi-day paddling expeditions. The river is a renowned fishing paradise, teeming with Bream, Mulloway, and Estuary Perch. Wilson Hall is also a key stop on the iconic 250-kilometre Great South West Walk, providing a vital and scenic resting place for hikers. The facilities are basic but clean and well-suited to the remote, wilderness setting. Due to its popularity with paddlers and hikers, bookings are essential to secure a spot. While it requires self-sufficiency, the reward is a profound sense of tranquility and a memorable adventure in a truly special part of Australia, with other park attractions like the Princess Margaret Rose Cave just a drive away.

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