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Timesa Farm

97%

· Fish Creek, Victoria

64.2473 acres hosted by Tim V.

1 Vehicle/Tent site

Nomadic camping

Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.

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Our 60+ acre property is located 4 minutes from Fish Creek in the picturesque South Gippsland region, characterised by green rolling hills. Our property is a small working farm in dairy country. The centrepiece is a small private lake. The property forms a natural bowl, so we don't have runoff from other farms entering the lake and the water is very clean. We welcome campers to pitch a tent on the shore of the lake. The best spot is a small promontory with water on three sides and shade from the blackwood trees. Enjoy swimming, paddling, birdwatching or just hanging out soaking up the surrounds. You'll have the whole spot to yourselves. If you're exploring the area, we're just five minutes to the cafes, galleries and pub at Fish Creek; 15 minutes to the glorious beaches at Sandy Point, Waratah Bay and Walkerville; and 25 mins to Wilson’s Prom gate. There’s no toilet at the campsite, so you will need to be self-contained, and take all waste with you. We don't allow dogs because if there are livestock in nearby paddocks, dogs can freak them out. If fire danger level is not High or above, you're welcome to have a campfire in the firepit provided, but please BYO firewood. Note: This is a scenic spot but the access and camping are a bit rough. To drive in you'll need a SUV or bigger (a Nissan XTrail gets in, with a bit of care). Not suitable for caravans, RVs or long-wheelbase vans, though you'd probably be OK with a small camping trailer towed behind a good 4WD. (The trickiest part of accessing the site is getting from the road onto the track leading up to our gate. There is a roadside ditch, and long or low vehicles can bottom out when trying to cross it.) For necessities, Fish Creek has a general store and pharmacy, a post office, a hardware store, a famous pub - and good coffee at a few different venues!Our 60+ acre property is located in the picturesque South Gippsland region, characterised by green rolling hills and near great beaches and Wilson’s Prom. Our property is a small working farm and in dairy country. The centrepiece is a small private lake. The property forms a natural bowl, so we don't have runoff from other farms entering the lake which means the water is very clean. We welcome campers to pitch a tent on the shore of the lake. The best spot is a small promontory with water on three sides and shade from the blackwood trees. Enjoy swimming, paddling, birdwatching or just hanging out soaking up the surrounds. You'll have the whole spot to yourselves. If you're exploring the area, we're just five minutes to the cafes, galleries and pub at Fish Creek; 15 minutes to the glorious beaches at Sandy Point, Waratah Bay and Walkerville; and 25 mins to Wilson’s Prom gate. There’s no toilet at the campsite, so you will need to be self-contained, and take all waste with you. We don't allow dogs because if there are livestock in nearby paddocks, dogs can freak them out. If fire danger level is not High or above, you're welcome to have a campfire in the firepit provided, but please BYO firewood. Note: This is a scenic spot but the access and camping are a bit rough. To drive in you'll need an SUV or bigger (a Nissan XTrail gets in with no worries). Not suitable for caravans, though you'd probably be OK with a small camping trailer towed behind a good 4WD. For necessities, Fish Creek has a general store and pharmacy, a post office, a hardware store - and good coffee at a few different venues!

Activities

Biking

Fishing

Hiking

Paddling

Natural features

Lake

Coastal

Field

Wetlands

97%

16 Ratings · 12 reviews

Daniel K.

January 27, 2024

Lakeside camp

Nice spot, but be warned it currently looks nothing like the advertising photos. The lake is much more subdued behind groves / water plants and it needs a real clean of the walking area and lake. Also about 2-3 visible buildings / houses do ruin the immersion. I think the owners house looks over directly to the lake so it’s not exactly private, plan accordingly.

Neil B.recommends

January 18, 2024

Lakeside camp

Great camping with water on 3 sides

We booked 2 nights and loved the location and outlook but unfortunately the weather wasn't on our side. Gale force winds on night 1 meant no fire and early to bed but night 2 started great and we had a nice fire going when we read the forecast of heavy rain due the next morning so we cut our loses and left around 9:30pm. I'd definitely like to stay again

Stefaan W.recommends

January 11, 2024

Lakeside camp

Great secluded spot. Well looked after and instructions to gain access were easy.

Kenneth D.recommends

January 4, 2024

Lakeside camp

The Lakeside campsite was fantastic! We spent two nights camping there while we rode the Great Southern Rail Trail and loved the serenity of the sire, swimming n the lake and relaxing after a long day with a fire overlooking the water. We will definitely be returning to this site when the opportunity arises.

Mike T.recommends

January 3, 2024

Lakeside camp

Quiet little spot exactly what was needed! Would only recommend a little more clearing around Damn for exploring! Daughter and I enjoyed our stay, beautiful area to unwind!

Simon M.recommends

January 3, 2024

Lakeside camp

What a fantastic spot, would love to come back 10/10

Location

Fish Creek, Victoria, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Boon Wurrung First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Tim V.

Joined in January 2022

Response rate: 100%Response time: Within 2 hours

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