News CARAVAN GIPPSLAND: HIGH COUNTRY TO THE COAST

From soaring high country vistas to beaches that stretch on forever, lush rainforest and a labyrinth of limestone caves, Gippsland was made for caravanning.

In Central Gippsland, Tarra Bulga National Park is one of Victoria’s last remaining pockets of cool temperate rainforest. Walk beneath giant tree ferns and towering mountain ash, chase waterfalls and cross the Corrigan Suspension Bridge above the fern canopy. Stay close to nature at Tarra Valley Caravan Park, or if you’re with your canine bestie, check out Best Friend Holiday Retreat.

Nearby, in the historic fishing village of Port Albert, you’ll find gorgeous heritage buildings and a Heritage Walk telling of the town’s 1850s maritime boom.

It's not every day you find 90 miles of uninterrupted golden beach, but here it is – the Ninety Mile Beach starts near Port Albert and stretches all the way to Lakes Entrance, with several waterfront caravan parks along the way, including the aptly named Seaspray.