Lorne Foreshore Caravan Park

Unpowered Sites from $45 per night, Powered Sites from $58 per night, Glamping from $163 per night, Cabins from $156 a night

Check In is from 2pm and Check Out is 10am for all accommodation.

Dogs are permitted on selected sites outside of key holiday periods.

Whilst it feels like its own peaceful oasis, the park is located less than 5 minutes walk from the heart of Lorne’s main street which has plenty of great eating and drinking options. The Bottle Of Milk is a great spot to enjoy a coffee and breakfast with a view out over Lorne’s Main Beach. The “Cold Shower” Bacon & Egg Roll is delicious, similar to the classic B&E Roll but with the addition of a hash brown. If you don’t make it down to The Bottle Of Milk for breakfast fear not, they are best known for their burgers so head on down at any time in the afternoon. The upstairs deck at the Lorne Hotel is a great spot for a beer but does get particularly busy in summer, that said, it's well worth braving the crowds for the views. Downstairs at the pub you’ll find Totti’s, a modern Italian restaurant run by the team from Merivale. Central to any meal here is their famed woodfire oven cooked bread to go with a variety of Antipasto dishes and there’s several delicious pastas on offer too. Our favourite spot though is Ipsos, serving up a modern take on a traditional greek food in a refined setting with warm hospitality from a family who has owned and run various restaurants in this region since 1976. The menu frequently rotates based on seasonal produce, but if the Lamb Shoulder is on then it is an absolute must.

Known for its beautiful forest meets the sea geography, we love planning our activities around the beautiful Lorne Main Beach. A great way to start is to go for a walk along the beach and up around as close as Lorne Pier as you're happy to go which will help you in getting a sense for the area. If you do go the whole way, you’re in for roughly a 4 km return trip. Lorne Main Beach is a great spot for a swim with gentle surf thanks to its protected cove. It’s patrolled daily from November through to Easter and on weekends the rest of the year. If you’re keen to learn to surf we always recommend the team from Go Ride A Wave who have several locations along this coastline and beyond. It's well worth it to head inland and explore the surrounding national park area with several great trails. The Lorne Waterfalls Circuit stretches 7 km and whilst it is challenging, the path is very well maintained and looked after and you’ll be rewarded with views of the 15-metre high Canyon Phantom Falls. Lorne Country Club is a short (but hilly) distance away and is a great spot for a round of golf. 

There are multiple separate ‘parks within a park’ that make up the Lorne Foreshore Caravan Park and note when looking at maps that the “Top Bank Park” and “Queens Park” are both seasonal and only open in busier periods so may not be available depending on your travel dates.