Thread: Cumberland River Holiday Park

I'll see if i can dig it up but 10 years ago some mates and my wife and i went camping on oz day weekend down that way and found some nice easy tracks including one that follows the cliff tops and runs parallel to the great ocean rd thru some sheep paddocks and sand dunes.

Thanks Loan.

Turns out, the Cumberland is fully booked but we look like heading down to Aire River park

Originally Posted by loanrangie

I'll see if i can dig it up but 10 years ago some mates and my wife and i went camping on oz day weekend down that way and found some nice easy tracks including one that follows the cliff tops and runs parallel to the great ocean rd thru some sheep paddocks and sand dunes.

Sounds like Old Coach Road, between Moonlight Head and Princetown. Always a good drive without being too hard, some good walks down to the beaches along the way.

Also could be the track from Joanna Beach, I think it heads west from the campground. I haven't done this track but sounds like what you're describing from what I've heard about it.

Cheers, Murray

Originally Posted by land864

Thanks Loan.

Turns out, the Cumberland is fully booked but we look like heading down to Aire River park

Pete,
I'm not surprised you didn't get into the Cumberland, it's very popular.
Even at Glenaire you might struggle to get a spot if you don't get there early.

Cheers, Murray

If you haven't booked anywhere by now, you probably wont get into any van parks now for Easter. You'll probably need to go further afield down the coast. Mind you, anywhere on the coast is awesome

I think your right Murray. I've done some of this track, and its not bad.
Its accessed through the Rec Reserve just past the Princetown "township" turnoff. The reserve itself is quite good to stay at, excellent amenities etc, and of course you get to watch all the roo's in the mornings and evenings.