Bluff Creek Campground

🏕️ Bluff Creek Campground

Cudgewa VIC

📍 Location

• Tucked away in the Burrowa-Pine Mountain National Park, near Cudgewa, in northeast Victoria.

• Just off Bluff Creek Road, accessed via Cudgewa North Road, approximately 15 minutes from Corryong.

• Lies beneath the towering Pine Mountain, Australia’s largest monolith — yes, bigger than Uluru!

🚗 Vehicle Access

• 🛻 2WD accessible in dry conditions (gravel/dirt road)

• Road may become challenging after rain — not recommended for large RVs or caravans unless 4WD-equipped

• No booking or permit required; free camping

🛠️ Facilities & Amenities

This is true bush camping, for nature-lovers and solitude seekers:

• 🏕️ Unmarked campsites — flat, grassy areas near the creek

• 🚻 Drop toilets (basic)

• 🔥 Fire pits (check current fire regulations)

• 💦 Access to Bluff Creek — seasonal water flow; not potable

• ❌ No bins, no water, no power — pack in, pack out

• 🐾 Pet-friendly (but must be controlled, as native wildlife is abundant)

Expect serenity, starry skies, and the soothing sound of running water.

🏞️ Nearby Campgrounds

More spots to pitch your tent or park your van:

• Blue Gum Campground – Also in Burrowa-Pine Mountain NP; creek access and peaceful forest surrounds.

• Kennedy’s Reserve – Murray River-side free camp, simple but scenic.

• Colac Colac Caravan Park – Just outside Corryong; powered sites, cabins, and amenities.

• Nariel Creek Reserve – Bush camping with river access, known for the annual folk music festival.

🌄 Nearby Attractions

Nature and culture combine in this stunning alpine region:

• 🏞️ Pine Mountain Walking Track – Challenging hike to breathtaking views and rare flora

• 💦 Bluff Falls – A gorgeous seasonal waterfall, short walk from the campground

• 🐦 Birdwatching & wildlife spotting – Wombats, echidnas, lyrebirds!

• 🐴 Man from Snowy River Museum (Corryong) – Explore high country legends and bush heritage

• 🏞️ Mount Burrowa – A full-day hike for experienced adventurers

Bluff Creek Campground is for those who want to unplug, unwind, and wander among giant boulders and whispering gums.