Hi to all out there. Can anyone recommand a suitable place for overnight stay with easy access to water to lower kayaks for paddling? Thanks heaps. Gitta
rockylizard said
03:26 PM Nov 22, 2017
Gday...
Not stayed here meself .. but have mates who have and recommend it.
-- Edited by Desert Dweller on Wednesday 22nd of November 2017 04:06:25 PM
gooba53 said
05:50 PM Nov 22, 2017
This is a 17 sec video of our spot at the park Rockylizard mentions, I made it for our daughter who was joining us.
oops sorry didn't work!
-- Edited by gooba53 on Wednesday 22nd of November 2017 05:50:56 PM
vince56 said
06:21 PM Nov 22, 2017
I stayed at the Rec Reserve a few weeks ago, $30 overnight, great spot right on the sheltered water of the lake.
Facilities a little old but clean, plenty of sites to choose from which was good.
I would recommend.
Cheers Vince
Lancelot Link said
08:11 PM Nov 22, 2017
Try Lake Tyers Beach and Lake Tyers for kayaking. Easy water access and much prettier than The Lakes at Lakes Entrance as most of the Lake is situated in forest. Access to many areas of the Lake is through the forest. Great fishing as well and birdwatching is fantastic. Lake Tyers Beach is only 20 mins from Lakes Entrance and there is Lake Bunga in between which could be worth a paddle!
Dougwe said
09:44 PM Nov 22, 2017
The water wheel tavern is great at Lake Tyers as well.
When in Lakes Entrance I stay at the North Arm CVP right opposite water and their private jetty. Niiiice.
Aus-Kiwi said
11:36 AM Nov 23, 2017
We have just left the camping ground near bowling club in Rowe st . Things are well maintained .
Desert Dweller said
03:06 PM Nov 23, 2017
Dougwe wrote:
The water wheel tavern is great at Lake Tyers as well.
When in Lakes Entrance I stay at the North Arm CVP right opposite water and their private jetty. Niiiice.
The Tavern courtesy bus picks up & drops off in Lakes. Great setting, great meals. Top notch IOO.
villatranquilla said
09:48 PM Nov 23, 2017
if the weather is windy then lake Tyers is a good option for canoeing as its waters are more sheltered. Best park for water access in Lakes Entrance is the rec reserve. They have removed all the holiday vans as well as the pine trees and put in more powered sites all backing onto the water. Bit it is getting very popular so advise booking ahead.
Quirky said
08:48 AM Nov 30, 2017
Thankyou all for your suggestions re camping in/around Lakes Entrance. Lake Tyres would have been perfect for kayaking but don't allow dogs. Had first night at Eastern Beach CVP because of creek running right along peremiter fence. Not recommended as water is full of brownish, slimy weeds. Will check out other kayaking options here today as well as having a look at Rec & Caming Reserve. Weather fantastic!
All of you have a great day wherever you are.
PeterD said
04:21 PM Nov 30, 2017
Gritta, are you saying the Rec Reserve and North Arm TP are not dog friendly? WikiCamps indicates they both are. If you are a WikiCamps member then please ammend the entries.
Gday...
Not stayed here meself .. but have mates who have and recommend it.
Lakes Entrance Recreation & Camping Reserve - GPS: -37.87797 , 147.98592
There are plenty of CP's along the Esplanade (Princes Hwy) in Lakes. Cross the road & you're at the lake. Paddle away.
Our favorite CP in Lakes is the quiet Eastern Beach CP. Less noise & traffic.
https://www.nrmaparksandresorts.com.au/eastern-beach/park-info/park-map/
-- Edited by Desert Dweller on Wednesday 22nd of November 2017 04:06:25 PM
This is a 17 sec video of our spot at the park Rockylizard mentions, I made it for our daughter who was joining us.
oops sorry didn't work!
-- Edited by gooba53 on Wednesday 22nd of November 2017 05:50:56 PM
Facilities a little old but clean, plenty of sites to choose from which was good.
I would recommend.
Cheers Vince
When in Lakes Entrance I stay at the North Arm CVP right opposite water and their private jetty. Niiiice.
The Tavern courtesy bus picks up & drops off in Lakes. Great setting, great meals. Top notch IOO.
Gritta, are you saying the Rec Reserve and North Arm TP are not dog friendly? WikiCamps indicates they both are. If you are a WikiCamps member then please ammend the entries.