
Place · 0.3 mi away

Sitting right at the start of the Great Ocean Road, this is Torquay’s only beachfront caravan park—step out to Surf Beach and Spring Creek, then stroll to town for coffee, a pub meal, or fish and chips. It’s a classic coastal base that’s all about location.
You’ve got options: powered/unpowered sites for vans, motorhomes, or tents, plus glamping pods and cabins. Families are well covered with an indoor games room and a big outdoor jumping pillow, and the beach track is at your door. Guest feedback consistently calls out clean amenities; a few note limits with shower water use and the odd tired fixture in some cabins.
Expect surf-town convenience—learn‑to‑surf outfits nearby, rockpool rambles on the beach, short walks along Spring Creek, and an easy wander to Point Danger Lookout. The town hub is just across or down the road, so food and supplies are simple. If you’re sensitive to noise, ask for a site away from play areas and the pub strip on weekends.
Dogs are welcome seasonally on designated Surfside or Grove sites from May 1 to Oct 31 (Melbourne Cup weekend excluded). Book the correct dog‑friendly site type; dogs aren’t permitted in cabins. Open fires—including charcoal—aren’t allowed at any time.
Wi‑Fi exists but only in a small hotspot, not in cabins. Dynamic pricing means costs can jump during busy periods. Some glamping pods could use better lighting according to guests.
Summer and public holidays book out fast. For a quieter, good‑value stay—and if you’re bringing a dog—aim for the shoulder‑season window of May through October (avoiding Melbourne Cup weekend). Early mornings are the sweet spot for empty beaches and easy parking in town. For rockpooling, time your wander around low tide.
