Top Tourist Parks – Toora Tourist Park (CP)

Toora Tourist Park is a caravan park close to Wilsons Promontory National Park which offers cabin accommodation, powered caravan and camping sites and ensuite powered sites at reasonable rates. Located in the small historic town of Toora just 2 hours drive south east of Melbourne.

Toora Tourist Park is located on a hillside overlooking beautiful Wilson’s Prom. and Corner Inlet. It is surrounded by the rolling hills of the Strzelecki Ranges and situated at the foot of the Toora Wind Farm. Supermarket, cafes, and shops are all within walking distance of the park and it is only a short drive to The Prom, Agnes Falls, Tarra Bulga National Park, Sandy Point, Waratah Bay,Walkerville, Port Albert, Port Franklin, Port Welshpool and much much more.

Facilities include heated indoor pool, wader and spa, jumping pillow, trampoline, playgrounds, tennis court, beach volleyball, recreation room and camp kitchen. The newly refurbishedamenities block including toilets, showers and laundry are spacious, bright and clean.

Toora Tourist Park is an ideal spot to stay whilst exploring the many attractions South Gippland has to offer. It is a great place to stay whilst exploring Wilsons Promontory National Park. Come for the fishing, come for the natural wonders, come for the kids or come to relax. Whatever your reasons make sure you come and visit us at the Toora Tourist Park. We look forward to seeing you soon.

HOW TO GET THERE
Toora is 50km South East of Leongatha on the way to Port Welshpool and Port Albert. 

SITE ACCESS
Entering Toora past the BP Service Station the Park is 400m on the left just after Creamery Valley Road.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Booking is required using the link provided below. Prices are from $30 per night, per couple for powered sites and $40 per night, per couple for ensuite sites but will vary according to the seasons. For more information, you may call or email via the details below.

THINGS TO DO
Wilsons Promontory National Park is only a 30 minute drive. With more than 50,000 hectares of wilderness there is something for everyone to enjoy from swimming, gentle walks or long hikes, fishing, surfing or enjoying the wildlife. There are more than 30 self guided walks to suit all ages and levels of fitness.

Stony Creek Go Carts is a fantastic outdoor go-kart track with cafe and viewing area. Adjacent to the Stony Creek Racecourse this is a fantastic place for the entire family.

Agnes Falls is situated in the rolling hills behind the Toora Tourist Park and only a 15 min drive away Agnes Falls is the highest single span falls in Victoria. A short walk will take you to the lookout at the top of the falls.

Tarra Bulga National Park and Grand Ridge Road houses the most superb pockets of cool temperate rainforest and fantastic specimens of the Giant Mountain Ash. There is a visitor centre at Balook and a 1.2km walk from the Tarra picnic area to the Tarra Falls. From the Bulga picnic area, walk over the famous suspension bridge. Tarra Bulga National Park is a 60 min drive from Toora and if you travel via Yarram the road is sealed all the way. The Grand Ridge Road is 103 miles long and was the early settlers’ highway from Korumburra to Carrajung. It was studded with hotels and guest houses. Some still remain although most signs of early settlement have now disappeared.

Waratah Bay is a lovely long stretch of surf beach that is approx. a 25 min. drive from Toora.

Sandy Point is a 25 min. drive from Toora and is a beautiful surf beach, patrolled by the Waratah Bay Surf Life-Saving Club over summer on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays except Christmas Day.

Shallow Inlet is only a 35 min. drive from Toora. Renowned as a hot spot for windsurfers and home of the current world speed record made by a sailing craft, it is one of the few places in Victoria where cars are permitted to drive on the beach.

Port Welshpool, Port Albert, and Turtons Creek Falls are additional local attractions.