Beauchamp Falls Campground
- State or Territory Victoria
- Region Ottways / South-West
- Town Beech Forest
- Campground Beauchamp Falls Campground
- Dogs Yes
- Website Visit Website
- Bookings Taken No
- National Park No
- Suitable Big Rigs Yes
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Tent Only?
No
- 4WD Only Camping? No
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Directions
From Beech Forest head east on Beech Forest-Mount Sabine Rd and turn right onto Binns Road. Follow signs to Beauchamp Falls for 3km. Unsurfaced road - drive to conditions.
Beauchamp Falls campground is hidden away in lush rainforest, this family-friendly campground is flat and with plenty of room and that has dedicated areas for tents, caravans, campervans, motorhomes, rooftop tent campers and camper trailers. The Beauchamp Falls campsite features fire pits, picnic tables and toilets available for use for campers and for day visitors at the nearby picnic area. There is no cost to camp at Beauchamp Falls, this free and popular camping spot is very popular so best to arrive early to secure your spot. The road into the campground is an unsealed road but can easily be accessed by a 2WD vehicle and caravan.
The Beauchamp Falls campground is nestled in the lush forests of the Otway Ranges, Beauchamp Falls is one of Victoria’s hidden natural treasures and a rewarding destination for campers looking to immerse themselves in nature. Located within the Great Otway National Park, the camping area provides a peaceful bush setting surrounded by towering mountain ash, ancient tree ferns and the sounds of native birdlife. It’s an excellent base for exploring the region, with the highlight being the picturesque Beauchamp Falls, where water cascades more than 20 metres into a fern-lined gully below.
Camping at Beauchamp Falls offers a true back-to-nature experience, making it ideal for tent campers, camper trailers and smaller caravans where access permits. From the campground, a scenic walking track leads through cool temperate rainforest to the falls, rewarding visitors with one of the Otways’ most photogenic waterfalls. The campground provides a quiet escape from the busier coastal areas, allowing visitors to enjoy bushwalking, wildlife spotting, photography and relaxing around camp while experiencing the beauty of one of Victoria’s most spectacular forest landscapes.
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