Breamlea Caravan Park is a hidden coastal gem on Victoria’s Surf Coast, offering the perfect blend of relaxed beachside living and natural beauty. Located just 90 minutes from Melbourne, and nestled between Barwon Heads and Torquay, the park sits beside the tranquil Barwon River Estuary and only a short walk from the iconic 13th Beach. Here, you can slow down, breathe in the sea air, and enjoy a classic Aussie seaside escape where bushland meets ocean, and every day feels like a holiday.
Offering a wide range of accommodation to suit every style of traveller, from grassy powered and unpowered campsites for traditional campers, to cosy beach houses, family cabins and unique historic boathouses. For those seeking something a little different, the eco-villas provide a comfortable yet nature-connected stay. Many sites and stays enjoy sweeping coastal or bushland views, allowing you to wake up immersed in the sounds and sights of the coast.
Guests enjoy access to a range of on-site facilities designed for families, couples and groups alike. These include two amenity blocks with showers, toilets and laundry facilities, an accessible bathroom, children’s playground, recreation room with table tennis and foosball, basketball and sand volleyball areas, as well as sheltered BBQ spaces perfect for shared meals. A general store and café add extra convenience, while direct beach access via scenic dune tracks makes it easy to explore the shoreline, swim, surf or simply unwind by the water.
Whether it’s a weekend escape or a longer coastal getaway, Breamlea Caravan Park offers a peaceful base to explore the Surf Coast’s most loved destinations, including Barwon Heads and Torquay. With its laid-back atmosphere, stunning natural surroundings and unbeatable location by the river and sea, it’s the kind of place you’ll return to again and again.
Getting to Breamlea Caravan Park
Breamlea Caravan Park located just 90 minutes from Melbourne on Victoria’s Surf Coast. From Melbourne, take the M1 (Princes Freeway) towards Geelong, then follow signs through Geelong toward the Surf Coast Highway. Continue through Torquay and follow local roads toward Breamlea and 13th Beach. The final stretch winds through peaceful coastal bushland, leading you directly to the park.
