Camping in Murray East
3 campgrounds
Murray East is a small region centred on Wodonga and Lake Hume. Wodonga sits on the Victorian side of the Murray, opposite its twin city Albury, and Lake Hume, formed by the Hume Dam built between 1919 and 1936, now covers about 20,000 hectares of water for boating, fishing and bike riding along its shore.
Where is the best place to camp in Murray East?
The choice is between the lake and the town. Discovery Parks Lake Hume at Ebden is the one for the water and the rail trail, while Wodonga Holiday Park is in town, at the junction of the Hume and Murray Valley highways, which makes it an easy overnight stop between Melbourne and Sydney.
What is there to do in Murray East with kids?
Lake Hume is used for fishing, water skiing and boating, and you can drive across the dam wall. Near the lake, The Bonegilla Migrant Experience is at Bonegilla, and the Army Museum Bandiana is at Bandiana. In town there is the WAVES pool, and across the river in Albury, the Murray Art Museum.
Tap a card for the full page. Every outing is on the map below too. Distances are in a straight line, so the drive is a little longer.
Where can you ride and walk around Lake Hume?
The High Country Rail Trail runs 80 km from Wodonga along the edge of the lake, and the 8 km stretch from Tallangatta to Old Tallangatta is sealed, which suits younger riders. Around Wodonga there are lookouts such as Huon Hill and Kurrajong Gap.
Are there powered sites in Murray East?
None of the campgrounds here have powered sites confirmed yet. That usually means nobody has confirmed it, not that there are none, so check with the park or holiday park before you book.
How far is Wodonga from Melbourne?
Wodonga is about 324 km north-east of Melbourne, on the Hume Highway.
Facts from Wikipedia, "Wodonga, Victoria" (CC BY-SA 4.0), Wikipedia, "Hume Dam" (CC BY-SA 4.0) and Wikipedia, "High Country Rail Trail" (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Map of campgrounds in Murray East
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✓ Things to do
✓ Walks and nature
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3 campgrounds
Those with the most confirmed facilities first. A missing facility means nobody has confirmed it, not that it is absent.
Campground · Ebden, VIC
Discovery Parks Lake Hume, Victoria
No facilities confirmed yet.
Discovery Parks Lake Hume, Victoria is a caravan park in Ebden, VIC. Its facilities have not been confirmed. Check availability and current conditions before you travel.
Campground · Wodonga, VIC
Wodonga Caravan & Cabin
No facilities confirmed yet.
Wodonga Caravan & Cabin is a caravan park in Wodonga, VIC. Its facilities have not been confirmed. Check availability and current conditions before you travel.
Campground · West Wodonga, VIC
Wodonga Holiday Park
No facilities confirmed yet.
Wodonga Holiday Park is a caravan park in West Wodonga, VIC. Its facilities have not been confirmed. Check availability and current conditions before you travel.
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Region boundary: ABS ASGS Edition 3 Tourism Regions 2021 (Tourism Research Australia), CC BY 4.0. Campgrounds and facilities from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), the operators’ own listings, and the state park services’ open data: © State Government of NSW and NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water 2017 (CC BY 4.0); contains data sourced from the Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action, Victoria (CC BY 4.0); © State of Tasmania, Parks and Wildlife Service (CC BY 3.0 AU); Main Roads Western Australia road stopping places (CC BY 4.0).