About Princetown & the Twelve Apostles
Princetown sits at the gateway to one of Australia's most photographed coastlines. The Twelve Apostles — towering limestone stacks rising from the Southern Ocean — dominate the landscape, while Port Campbell National Park protects dramatic cliffs, hidden coves, and shipwreck history along this stretch of the Great Ocean Road.
Walks & Trails
Short walks near the visitor centre offer spectacular coastal views. The Loch Ard Gorge Geology Walk and Loch Ard Gorge Shipwreck Walk are both easy options exploring the dramatic gorge 5km away. For longer pursuits, tackle the Great Ocean Walk Day 8 finishing at the Apostles, or venture to the Port Campbell Discovery Walk and The Blowhole Lookout.
Camping
Multiple caravan parks and campsites serve touring groups. Apostles Camping Park and Cabins is closest at 8km, while Princetown Camping Reserve and Princetown Coach Road Camp are nearby options. The NRMA Port Campbell Holiday Park and Camping Port Campbell Recreation Reserve are 14km away.
Attractions & Things to See
Beyond the Apostles themselves, explore Gibson Steps for beach access, the dramatic Loch Ard Gorge, London Arch, The Grotto, and Bay of Islands. These natural landmarks showcase the park's evolving coastal geology and maritime heritage.
Pubs & Dining
The 12 Apostles Tavern is 8km away, while Port Campbell Hotel and Sow & Piglets Brew Pub are 14km closer to Port Campbell township.
Golf
The nearest courses are Peterborough Golf Course (26km) and Timboon Golf Club (33km), both accessible for a break from coastal touring.