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Yanakie Caravan Park - temporary closure

Unfortunately due to storm damage including trees down and potentially unsafe sites the Yanakie Caravan Park has been closed.

By news@gippsland - 10th June 2021 - Back to News

There will be large tree branches on the side of roads, which - due to the sheer quantity of fallen trees - will likely take a number of weeks to clear. We appreciate everyone's patience. All appropriate signage will be erected for the closure to ensure road users are guided around the closure. Residents will still have full access to their properties while the culvert replacement works take place.

Council apologises for the inconvenience for the temporary closing of Yanakie Caravan Park may cause due to storm damage

Closet caravan park to Wilsons Promontory National Park

Yanakie Caravan Park is located an easy five-minute drive from Wilsons Promontory National Park. The Yanakie caravan park offers caravan and camping sites as well as a variety of fully equipped self-contained cabins for a relaxing getaway.

Near Waratah Bay and Sandy Point

Not only are we close to the 'Prom', the Yanakie Caravan Park is also a convenient location to explore walking tracks and the majestic beaches of Waratah Bay and Sandy Point.

Ideal Victorian coastal getaway

If you enjoy fishing then Yanakie Caravan Park will surprise and delight with easy access to Corner Inlet via the nearby boat ramp. Snapper, flathead, whiting and trevally can all be found in the Inlet. If you don’t have any success don’t despair as our local eateries can help satisfy your seafood craving. Take a trip to Yanakie Caravan Park and experience our unique coastal getaway.

Pictures from South Gippsland Shire web page.

Source: http://gippsland.com/

Published by: news@gippsland.com

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