Circumnavigate the majestic Grampians (Gariwerd) National Park along the winding Grampians Way. Put together an itinerary that's all your own and duck in and out of the park as you go. See the park's countless attractions and find the best of what lies on its doorstep, from the various towns and villages to tasting delicious local produce.
The Grampians is a caravanners dream! Holiday-makers are spoilt for choice with plenty of options for places to stay, attractions to see and award-winning dining options to savour. Prepare to enjoy the unexpected diversity that the region has to offer.
It’s a foodie heaven in the Grampians, with some even calling it the “Gastronomic Grampians”. You can taste you way around the region, with the option of five-star dining, cosy cafés, farm gate provedores and farmers’ markets.
The Grampians is renowned for its excellent camping and caravanning accommodation and unique options. Enjoy the wide open spaces, wake up to a kangaroo at your doorstep and relish the breathtaking views.
Sou'west Wonders!
Read Part One of The Grampians Way adventure, as Tim & the crew from Caravan World circumnavigate the Grampians, travelling in the Western and Southern Grampians.
Lake Hamilton Motor Village and Caravan Park welcomes you to Hamilton and the Southern Grampians to share the many facilities that their Motor…
Horsham's Wimmera Lakes Caravan Park is ideally located on the Western Highway at the eastern end of Horsham. Wimmera Lakes Caravan Park is a great…
Acacia Caravan Park in Ararat is an inviting friendly family run park that provides an excellent range of reasonably priced accommodation including…
Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park is located in the heart of the Grampians, three hours from Melbourne and only two and a half hours from the Great…
Due to the Covid-19 social distancing rules Barangaroo Boutique Wines is temporarily closed for wine tasting, platter foods and for events.We are…
Pierrepoint Wines Accommodation is located at the foothills of Mount Pierrepoint, between Hamilton and Tarrington in the beautiful southern Grampians…
Barney's Bar & Bistro is nestled at the foot of the Grampians in Pomonal, 10 kilometres from Halls Gap. Made from rustic old shearing sheds and…
Red Rock Olives grows and produces high-grade extra virgin olive oil, table olives and other signature products including their house-made olive salt…
Founded in 1866 in the Great Western wine region of Victoria, Best's Great Western is one of Australia's oldest continually family-owned and operated…
Mount Arapiles is a spectacular feature, rising sharply from the Wimmera plains to form part of the Mount Arapiles-Tooan State Park. Mount Arapiles,…
The Sir Reginald Ansett Transports Musems is dedicated to the transport and tourism pioneer Reg Ansett, who commenced his transport business in…
When full Lake Bolac is around 6-7 feet deep and is a popular boating, fishing and sailing area. Located on Glenelg Highway/Ararat-Mortlake Road it…
Situated 2.5 kilometres east of Ararat on the Western Highway, Green Hill Lake is a popular camping stop for travelers. With picturesque mountain…
The Brambuk precinct will be closed for a short period from 1 July while maintenance works are undertaken. During this time, Parks Victoria will be…
Twenty minutes east of Hamilton lies the town of Penshurst, which is home to the extinct volcano Mount Rouse. The mountain is a massive accumulation…
Grampians Way - Circumnavigate the majestic Grampians National Park along the winding Grampians Way. Put together an itinerary that's all your own and duck in and out of the park as you go. See the park's countless attractions and find the best of what lies on its doorstep, from the various towns and villages to tasting delicious local produce.
To find out more about the 'Grampians Way' and all there is to do in the Grampians region, talk to one of our friendly locals at a Visitor Information Centre
