Beechworth Lake Sambell Caravan Park

Unpowered Sites from $38 per night, Powered Sites from $45 per night, Cabins and Villas from $135 per night.

Check In is 12pm for Sites and 2pm for Cabins, Check Out is 10am for all accommodation.

Pets are allowed on all Sites and in designated Cabins, year round.

Beechworth is a region that’s had longstanding ties to the finer things in life since the gold rush period, and has become a mecca for food and beverage in the past decade. There are several great wineries in this region but note many either don’t operate cellar doors or if they do, are by appointment only. One great vineyard that does have a cellar door is Indigo Vineyard, who are open for tastings and serving Grazing Plates 7 days a week from 11am to 4pm, with the added bonus of freshly cooked pizzas on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Billson’s is a household name having first begun making cordials in Beechworth in 1865. The original brewery building was bought by Nathan & Felicity Cowan in 2017, who have since take the building itself and the Billson’s brand on a journey to new heights, innovating with a wide range of beverages from the tradition cordials to craft beers and a variety of spirit based pre-mixed drinks. It’s well worth a visit. Our favourite spot for a coffee is Project Forty Nine, a local providore and wine store that also serves delicious coffee, pastries and paninis. Of course, a visit to Beechworth would not be complete without heading to the famous Beechworth Bakery, home of the beesting pastry.

The town of Beechworth remains beautifully preserved with several building facades looking as they were from the gold rush period. It’s a great place to simply wander around and bask in the history. The Old Beechworth Gaol is also a must visit, a significant site for its role played in the lead up to the execution of infamous bushranger Ned Kelly. Having recently been acquired by a community group, the space has become somewhat multi-purpose and beyond tours also has a cafe, rents E-Bikes to explore the region and hosts other pop up events. For some more targeted learning, the Burke Museum & Historic Precinct is the place to go. If you’re up for fishing you don’t have to go too far, you’ll find trout, redfin, yellowbelly and trout cod stocked in Lake Sambell.

There are some winding roads on the entry to and around the Park so be sure to exercise caution particularly if you have a larger vehicle.