About Eildon & Lake Eildon National Park
Lake Eildon National Park encompasses the spectacular reservoir and surrounding high country in Victoria's central ranges. This is premier terrain for walking, camping, and exploring the alpine landscape, with the Jerusalem Creek Day Visitor Area serving as an excellent base for accessing the park's trails and waterside campsites.
Walks & Trails
The park offers diverse walking options for all levels. Close by, the Futurefish Eildon Fishing Trail follows the water's edge, while mountain bikers can tackle the Karalika Express (4X) and Karalika Express (Lake Eildon DH) trails. For easier walks, try Mt Torbreck Walk, or venture further to Snobs Falls Walk, Avro Anson Memorial Walk, and Bolte Bay Walking Track. Multi-day walkers can explore Cicada Walking track and Kendells Link.
Camping
The area has excellent camping throughout Lake Eildon. Jerusalem Creek Campground is just 2-3km away and provides convenient access to trails. For more options, Taylors Creek, O'Tooles Flat, Running Creek Track (free camping), and Blue Gum Flat are all within 11km. Eildon Riverside Holiday Park offers caravan facilities nearby.
Attractions & Things to See
Beyond the lake itself, the Acheron River is worth exploring 28km away. Longer drives lead to Cathedral Range State Park, Mount Buller, and Mount Stirling, all within the high country region.
Golf
Eildon Golf Club is just 8km away for a quick round. Mansfield Golf Course and Alexandra Golf Club are 31-32km away.
Pubs & Dining
Wrong Side Brewing offers bistro food 15km away, while Rubicon Hotel-Motel and Jamieson Courthouse Hotel provide pub accommodation and meals nearby. On Point Brewery is 32km away.
Wineries & Cellar Doors
For regional wine tasting, Delatite Winery is 35km away. Further afield, The Yea Winery, Cidery & Brewery at 55km offers craft beverages in the high country.