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Each of the 16 walking campsites has a fireplace with a grate, table, pit toilet and permanent fresh water supply. The overnight camp sites can be easily identified by referring to the map.  Download a full size map (420Kb):
click here 'Untreated rain water, do not drink' These signs have been required by the land managers and are in common usage throughout the state of Victoria. Walkers should always carry sufficient drinking water with them and have the knowledge or means to treat the stored water. For more information, follow the link to the Parks Victoria website information. Water - Make it Safe to Drink Parks Victoria campsites that are located along the Glenelg River in the Lower Glenelg National Park and at Nelson as well as Lake Monibeong are for the general public, but may be used by walkers. However these sites are busy during the holiday periods and would need advance booking. Camping fees apply. Permits can be obtained from the Nelson and Portland Visitor Information Centres, 7 days a week 9am to 5pm. Firewood is very scarce along the coast and a gas or fuel stove should be carried. The 5 Campsites in Bold have a new weather shelter and tank recently erected
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Campsites and Short Walks
