12 Best Cabin Rentals in Torquay, VIC, AU 2025

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Victoria
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Torquay

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12 top cabins sites near Torquay

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Ingenia Holidays Swan Bay

12 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents26 acres · Grovedale, VIC

If you dabble in wildlife adventures, take a short stroll down to the Bay and you are standing in Port Phillip Heads National Marine Park, jump on a boat or kayak whilst encircled by some of Australia’s rarest species of birds. Look out for the ‘Orange Bellied Parrott’ with only a mere 50 left in the wild! Or submerge yourself and see it all from a different angle scuba diving in the silent world and enjoy the protected sea life in the crystal clear water.

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Ingenia Holidays Torquay

167 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Torquay, VIC

Searching for a surfing escape in Victoria? Head to Ingenia Holidays Torquay to soak up the beachside atmosphere at one of Victoria’s best-known surfing locations. Located less than one kilometer from the Torquay Foreshore, Torquay Beach and The Esplanade, this is one destination best explored on foot, with local shops, cafes and restaurants on the holiday park’s doorstep. While the coastline might be the main attraction with over 20 beaches and coves to explore in the Torquay region, the holiday park gives you plenty of excuses not to leave with a solar-heated swimming pool, heated spa and landscaped gardens. With mini-golf, giant snakes and ladders, tennis courts, cricket pitch, modern playground and games room – with additional activities to keep the kids entertained through school holidays.

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Booked 7 times

Mornington Peninsula Glamping

7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents2 acres · Rye, VIC

Private Coastal Oasis: Your Serene Escape by the Sea. (added extra - pet minding whilst you explore) Discover your very own slice of paradise in our private coastal oasis, where tranquility meets the beauty of nature. Nestled along the pristine shoreline, this hidden gem offers a perfect retreat for those seeking solace and rejuvenation. Immerse yourself in nature and breathe in the fresh ocean air as you explore the lush surroundings and contemplate under the stars by night. Our oasis features spacious outdoor areas ideal for lounging, sunbathing, or enjoying al fresco dining under the stars. Whether you prefer a quiet morning coffee while watching the sunrise or evening gatherings by the fire pit, this space is designed for relaxation and connection. With easy access to stunning beaches, scenic coastal walks, and vibrant local culture, you can enjoy both adventure and serenity at your fingertips. Perfect for couples, families, or solo travelers looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, our coastal oasis invites you to unwind, recharge, and create lasting memories in a breathtaking setting of tee trees and moonas on 9000sqm. Just 1 km from the Peninsulia and Alba Hot Springs, some of the best golf coarses and beaches in the world. Beach 16 is amazing and just 4 mins drive away with a wonderful coffe/yoga studio across the road. Supermarket is simply 2 kms away and the 'Hidden Kitchen around the corner.' On the property is 2 campsites. One powered, and one non powered at the front for fully self contained campers only. Up the drive way are two cabins with a unique dining/kitchen area and a yurt for the romantic adventurists paired with toilet, outdoor shower and bath under the stars with hot and cold water for a very relaxing memorable time in nature. Should you need some puppy minding please enquire......before or after your booking.

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Forrest Holiday Park

55 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents15 acres · Forrest, VIC

Welcome to the Forrest Holiday Park, located in the beautiful township of Forrest in the Otway Ranges. Forrest is 2 hours drive from Melbourne and in close proximity to the spectacular Great Ocean Road. The park is set on approximately 15 acres with a lovely panoramic view taking in the undulating landscape and bush surroundings. Enjoy a hit of tennis while the kids play in the nearby playground and skate area or take to the endless kilometers of pristine mountain biking trails located on our doorstep. For those looking for a more relaxing day, paddle out on the nearby Lake Elizabeth and go platypus spotting. Forrest Holiday Park has a wide range of dog friendly cabins and camping sites both unpowered and powered, to suit groups, couples or singles, and families at great value for money.

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Booked 7 times

Ingenia Holidays Queenscliff Beacon

102 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Queenscliff, VIC

Experience a touch of luxury as you enjoy relaxation and rejuvenation at BIG4 Ingenia Queenscliff Beacon on the Bellarine Peninsula. Located less than 90 minutes from Melbourne CBD, you can choose from a range of caravan and camping sites, some even being pet friendly, so you can bring your pooch along. With artificial turf or natural grass sites on offer, as well as bathroom amenities, a camp kitchen, and Wi-Fi, you can camp with modern luxuries on the Bellarine Peninsula. During your stay, explore the Queenscliff and Point Lonsdale foreshores, with beautiful beaches nearby, or visit some of the local attractions such as the local Adventure Park and Jirrahlinga Wildlife Sanctuary. If you’d prefer to stay on the resort grounds, there’s plenty to keep you entertained! Enjoy free activities for kids on weekends and during school holidays, plus access to our indoor adventure playground, shaded giant jumping pad, indoor heated pool, and 24/7 fitness center.

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Cabins near Torquay guide

Overview

The suburban nook of Torquay, 22 kilometres from Geelong and 100 kilometres from Melbourne, has a low-key, casual vibe. Australia’s oldest surfing capital, it's the start of the Surf Coast and the gateway to the Great Ocean Road. Torquay's front beach is great for families, while nearby surf beaches, such as Jan Juc and Bells Beach, see big swells. There are a couple of excellent caravan parks in town, many of which include beachfront campsites. Torquay is a convenient gateway to Geelong, the Great Ocean Road, and the Bellarine Peninsula, an area rich in wineries and old-fashioned seaside villages.

Where to go

Jan Juc

Set between Torquay and Bells Beach (of Rip Curl Pro surfing championship fame), Jan Juc fronts onto a fabulous surf beach, though surf and conditions are rougher here. From Jan Juc, you can drive to Bells Beach without reconnecting with the Great Ocean Road and also hit nearby Anglesea and Lorne. Don’t miss the area’s spectacular limestone cliffs and rock formations.

Bellarine Peninsula

This is a perfect place to spend the day before you head south from Torquay, along the Great Ocean Road. Beach walks, historic lighthouses, wineries, and gourmet eateries are in many of the villages on the circuit: Barwon Heads, Ocean Grove, Point Lonsdale. and Queenscliff.

When to go

Given Torquay’s large permanent population, the township is well serviced, and you can visit at any time of year. The Bells Beach surf championship takes place around Easter and brings in big crowds, so it’s best to reserve ahead then and in the summer months. Spring and February are great times to visit, as this is when temperatures start to warm.

Know before you go

It can get windy around Torquay—bring warm weather gear, even in summer.
Torquay is the perfect base to stock up on groceries, especially before trips along the Great Ocean Road. (Prices tend to get higher the further you go along the route.)