Alexandra Tourist Park (CP)

Situated at the junction of the Maroondah & Goulburn Valley Highways is the historic town of Alexandra. Many people pass through town on the way from Melbourne to Mt Buller and other ski resorts while some skiers use this park as a base and head daily to the snowfields. Travellers will find a relaxing stay here during the warmer months very rewarding also.

The tidy and well maintained park offers a level and lightly timbered 5 acres of grassy unpowered sites for the self-contained camper and a good choice of powered shady or open sites for vans and rigs of all types and sizes. The clean amenities, including  camp kitchen and recreation room etc., are available for the use of all guests. A kiosk with a supply of ice is located at the park as well. The fully self-contained cabin accommodation ranges from the studio to suit 2 or 3, up to the large family sized deluxe, so there are options to suit all needs.

The large town of Alexandra has all the facilities you’ll need, including groceries, banks, Post Office, medical (hospital) and the like, as well as interesting historic buildings.

There are numerous National Parks in the area for nature walks with beautiful views, and even just on the outskirts of town you’ll find McKenzie Nature Conservation Reserve an easy and relaxing destination.

Fishers will be kept busy at the nearby Lake Eildon, with Trout, Golden Perch and even Murray Cod just waiting for you.

HOW TO GET THERE
From the South (Melbourne) the Park is 1.4km on the right after crossing the Goulburn River.  From the East or North it is 1km West of the Maroondah/Goulburn Valley Highway Junction on the left.

SITE ACCESS
There’s a parking bay out front then report to office on arrival for check in and site allocation.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Booking is needed.
Unpowered sites are $33/night per couple. Powered sites are $36/night per couple.
Prices will vary according to the seasons.

For further information you may call or email via the details below.

THINGS TO DO
The location is ideal as it is centrally located within a short scenic drive to the east to Lake Eildon, and to the south the historic township of Marysville.

A further short drive from Marysville will take to you to Lake Mountain which is renowned for its cross country skiing. If you continue south from Marysville you will drive through the Mystic Mountains, the entrance to the Yarra Ranges.

Timber Tramway and Museum

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