Walhalla North Gardens Campground
Walhalla North Gardens Campground: Free Camping in a Historic Gold Rush Town
Experience the charm of a bygone era at Walhalla North Gardens Campground. This free campground, located just a short walk from the historic town of Walhalla, offers a convenient and scenic base for exploring this fascinating gold rush town and the surrounding mountains.
Key Features
- Location: Walhalla, Victoria, 3825
- Cost: Free
- Facilities: Toilets, picnic tables, BBQs, non-potable water
- Campfires: Allowed
- Pets: Allowed (must be on a leash)
- Max Stay: No specified limit
- More info: Walhalla website
Our Experience
Walhalla North Gardens Campground provides a convenient and picturesque camping option for those visiting Walhalla. We loved the proximity to town, allowing us to easily explore the historic buildings, museums, and walking trails. The campground itself is basic but well-maintained, with a peaceful atmosphere and stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
Walhalla North Gardens Campground – Gallery
Things to Do in the Area
- Explore Historic Walhalla: Wander through the well-preserved town and discover its gold mining heritage. Visit the Walhalla Goldfields Railway, the Long Tunnel Extended Mine, and the historic cemetery. Walhalla tourism information
- Stringers Creek Walk: Enjoy a scenic walk along Stringers Creek, which winds through the town and offers beautiful views.
- Walhalla Cricket Ground Walk: Challenge yourself with a hike up to Walhalla’s cricket ground, stop and enjoy the view on the way up. There are lots of great info signs on the way.
- Thomson Dam: Take a scenic drive to Thomson Dam, one of the largest dams in Australia.
Walhalla and the Surrounds
Check out this video of our recent visit in the winter to Walhalla.
Have you experienced the unique atmosphere of Walhalla and its North Gardens Campground? Share your stories and tips for exploring this historic town and the surrounding area!
Dan’s a windsurfing, adventure-seeking nomad with a passion for exploring the globe overland and an Engineer. Having grown up in the Middle East, he brings a unique perspective to Getting Lost Again, sharing his love for discovering hidden gems and embracing the unexpected. When he’s not on the road, he finds inspiration in windsurfing and other creative pursuits – and is equally at home under a vehicle solving problems as he is exploring a new place.
