Lake Bolac Caravan Park (CP)

Lake Bolac is a small town located between Ballarat and Hamilton and an ideal place to go camping fishing and boating in the beautiful freshwater lake (Lake Bolac)

The Lake Bolac CaravanPark is an established park on the shores of Lake Bolac and is one of the cheapest caravan parks in Victoria. All sites are powered, but if you choose not to “plugin”, the rate is cheaper. There are lots of shady grassed sites available as well as a dump point on site. The park offers a children’s playground and water play area, 2 camp kitchens, including BBQ and Pizza Oven, laundry, disabled facilities, children’s bath and hot showers.

The park can accommodate big rigs, caravans, and tents. Drive through sites are available and there are basic cabins as well as Self Contained cabins for alternative accommodations.

The caravan park is surrounded by sporting facilities that include a 9 hole golf course, bowling club, 25-meter public swimming pool, footy oval, cricket, and netball courts.

A Pub, supermarket, and other shops are in walking distance of 900 meters.

HOW TO GET THERE
Lake Bolac is located directly off the Glenelg Highway west of Ballarat or east of Hamilton. Or off the Mortlake-Ararat Road if travelling north from Mortlake or south from Ararat. Look for Sago Road off Mortlake-Ararat Road, follow to the left until it becomes Frontage Road and you will come to the park.

SITE ACCESS
As you turn into the park the office is on the left. Just pull up in front of the office.
If coming as a group or those bigger rigs, there is plenty of grass area to park on both sides of Frontage Road.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Bookings are Essential
Fees from $15/night for 2 adults unpowered site.
Fees from $28.00/night for 2 adults powered sites
Children 5 -16, $5.00 Extra adult, $10.00.

A credit/debit card number is required at the time of booking to secure your booking.
For further information you may call or email via the details below.

THINGS TO DO
While staying at the park, look out for the owner’s 2 very talented dogs. One who bullfights and the other who sings. Also a visit to the sports complex is highly recommended.

Try a round of golf on the quality 9 hole golf course with turf greens or have a game of tennis as they have 8 plexi pave tennis courts for hire. With a bowling green, squash courts, football oval, netball courts, and cricket nets there is plenty to do to keep you and the kids amused. Also, play equipment and a solar-heated swimming pool are available.

The shallow freshwater lake contains a number and fish species including trout, redfin, short-finned eels, and estuary perch. The lake is a great place to swim or just take the boat for a spin. You can have a BBQ on the foreshore or just sit and enjoy the view as the Grampians National park is within easy driving distance.