Campground · Victoria, Australia
Candlebark Campground
Lake Eildon National Park
Candlebark Campground is set around Coller Bay on Lake Eildon, in shady woodland in Lake Eildon National Park, and suits families and groups. Walking trails run along the lake shore and into the hills, and boat parking is within and next to the campground. There are accessible toilets and shared fireplaces. Showers and water are no longer available.
Candlebark Campground is a campground in Lake Eildon National Park, Victoria, Australia. You book it ahead through Parks Victoria online bookings.

How booking Candlebark Campground works
Parks Victoria takes the bookings for this campground. Booking system: Parks Victoria online bookings.
At a glance
- Type
- Campground
- Facilities
- Accessible toilets; new non-flush block, Boat parking within and next to campground
- Rules and limits
- Not available: showers no longer available
- Not available: water no longer available
- Shared fireplaces; bring own firewood
- Getting there
- Goulburn Valley Highway, UT Creek Road, Fraser Park Road
- Booked through
- Parks Victoria online bookings
- Location
- -37.17551, 145.84199
In an emergency, call 000. From a mobile phone, 112 also reaches Triple Zero.
This page has no PermitSnag alert for Candlebark Campground yet. Book it with Parks Victoria.
Nearby places to stay
Straight-line distance between the agency’s map points.
- Devil Cove CampgroundLake Eildon National Park0.2 km (0.1 mi)
- Lakeside CampgroundLake Eildon National Park1.8 km (1.1 mi)
- Jerusalem Creek CampgroundLake Eildon National Park14.5 km (9 mi)
- Neds Gully Camping AreaCathedral Range State Park21.5 km (13.4 mi)
- Cooks Mill Camping AreaCathedral Range State Park23.7 km (14.7 mi)
- The Gums CampgroundKinglake National Park51.6 km (32.1 mi)
Candlebark Campground: questions
Do I need to book Candlebark Campground ahead?
Yes. Candlebark Campground is booked online through Parks Victoria online bookings, run by Parks Victoria.
What is the emergency number at Lake Eildon National Park?
In Australia, call 000 for police, fire or ambulance, and for search and rescue.