Blanket Bay Campground

Amazing experience, drove in at night time so missed out on seeing exactly what was around us, but woke up in the morning literally 10 metres from the ocean, amazing sunrise and beautiful forest all around us. Communal fire pit there with a cooking hot plate on top, toilets and a small under cover area if needed. Highly recommend.

Lovely campground and we had many Koala encounters. One cutie passed by the picnic area slowly and not afraid of human at all.

One of the best hike in campsites on the Great Ocean Walk! As usual, there are well maintained drop toilets and a shelter. The best bit about this campsite is it's proximity to the beach, but you need to book early as it usually fills up quickly.

Pretty chill spot to set up camp on a road trip from Melbourne to Adelaide. Pretty well covered by forest. Saw a couple kangaroos and a koala at my campsite. Bring your own water. Be ready for some pretty primitive long drop toilets. The seclusion is very nice.

Lovely campground with excellent views. Well kept and managed. Can be a little wet and windy in spring as you would expect of any location in Victoria that time of year.

stunning gorgeous camping in a very beautiful location on the ocean. sites are not very large. this camping is convenient for tents and small caravans. we spent three unforgettable days there in August

A fantastic camp ground. Toilets. Some fire pits to share. More info available on WikiCamps. The beach is literally right next to you, perfect for morning walks and afternoon swims. There are quite a few walks to do with lookouts. I saw one koala on a walk, which was cool. The drive in is fantastic too. Highly recommend this camp ground. Booking through Parks Victoria website is required.

Great little campground with drop toilets and communal barbecues/tables.

It is a very nice place to camp. Has Beautiful views and a water fall. I would highly recommend camping here.

Loved climbing all over the rocks, the camp grounds are excellent for privacy too

An awesome campground in the National Park. So much wildlife around, such a beautiful beach with a stunning sunrise over the ocean. A nice waterfall behind the hike-in-sites at the back of the campground.
The road in is quite bumpy in some spot and we had some difficulties to turn around our 7m long van when leaving our site, so be prepared for some manouvering. Not accessible for caravans and I wouldn't recommend it for vehicles longer than 7m or higher than 3.5m as there are some narrow turns and also some low hanging branches.

Nice sites, social campground layout, tap water was clear, beach was beautiful. Loved it

Blanket bay has several private camping areas, we stayed in walk-in area which was pretty close by. The view is spectacular. Beware the group area is not shielded from wind but it is definitely worth it.

nice camp ground if you like beach side camping, however be warned about seamist as when you wake up everything will be damp from it. camp sites were large enough for an 8 man tent and 2 cars. there were a few communal camp fires but not as many as I'd hope. probably won't visit again in the winter (too cold and wet) but might try in the summer (should be warm enough for the sea mist not to matter).

Beautiful location, nice and sheltered despite being very close to the beach. Shared facilities kept in very good shape by Parks Victoria. Most annoying thing was the European wasps, but Parks guy said they were hoping to get permission to bait them later this year.

Basic, but well maintained campsite. Sheltered and peaceful. The firepits are great - be sure to bring firewood! Limited rainwater only - best to bring your own. Koalas are everywhere! Quite a few wasps at site 19, but they weren't aggressive even when swatted. I think they just wanted my breakfast (which was rather good).

Absolutely gorgeous! An amazing campsite with big sites, communal fires available and the best (and least disgusting) drop toilets I have ever experienced. Good walks around the campsite, definitely recommend!

Almost don't want to put a review up for this little treasure. Such a solid spot on all levels. I spent one night there and had a terrific evening around a communal Fire with locals and people from all over the globe. Sites are varied in their level-ness and views they offer but as usual the earlier you arrive the more options. I arrived late on a week day and peak season and there were still a few options to choose from.

Great beach and lovely rockpools, very nice and private camping spots. I caught some mullet on in the surf, although there were quite a few snags. The shared campfire pits aren't too shabby.

Mostly avoided by GOR holidayers that aren't self sufficient, it's a nice, quiet campground where you can fall asleep to waves on the beach. The track is a bit rough on the way in, but worth it in my opinion.