Escape to Lake Glenmaggie Holiday Park near Heyfield in East Gippsland, Victoria, a peaceful lakeside destination where adventure and relaxation come together. Surrounded by rolling green hills, calm waterways, and native bushland, the park is the perfect base for travellers looking to slow down, reconnect with nature, and explore the outdoors.
Stay in comfortable accommodation options or set up on powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites designed for both short stays and longer getaways. Whether you’re travelling as a couple, family, or group of friends, there’s space for everyone to unwind and enjoy the relaxed country atmosphere.
Spend your days making the most of Lake Glenmaggie, with activities like fishing for freshwater species, kayaking across still waters, or taking a refreshing swim. On land, explore nearby walking and hiking trails, or take a scenic drive through East Gippsland’s picturesque countryside and charming regional towns.
Back at the park, unwind and enjoy the facilities designed for easy holiday living, including a swimming pool, basketball court, mini golf and playground for the kids. With pet-friendly accommodation and sites available, even your four-legged family members can join the getaway.
Just a short drive away, you’ll find local cafés, a general store for everyday essentials, and the welcoming hospitality that regional Victoria is known for. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure or a quiet place to recharge, Lake Glenmaggie Holiday Park offers a relaxed, nature-filled escape you’ll want to return to time and time again.
Getting to Lake Glenmaggie Holiday Park
Lake Glenmaggie Holiday Park is located in East Gippsland, just a short drive from the regional town of Heyfield and easily accessible by car. If you’re travelling from Melbourne, head east via the M1 and Princes Highway, passing through towns such as Traralgon and Maffra before turning inland toward Heyfield and Tinamba, the journey takes around 3.5 to 4 hours depending on traffic. From Heyfield, continue south-east for approximately 10–15 minutes, following signs toward Lake Glenmaggie and Weir Road. The park is well signposted as you approach the lake, making arrival simple and straightforward for visitors.
