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Lake Burrumbeet South 1

Check conditions Checked 16 October 2026, 8:46 AM AEDT

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About

Located on the Southern bank of Lake Burrumbeet, this site features some more secluded camping opportunities and some great spots to set up a picnic. Ideally suited to smaller groups and those looking for something with a little bit more natural feel compared to sites 3 and 5.

Camping

Nestled on the bank of Lake Burrumbeet. This site offer visitors the perfect spot for a more secluded feel compared to the other sites. If you're seeking a little bit more vegetation, or a little hideaway, this maybe the site for you.

Caravans and campervans

Large, ancient red gums are scattered throughout an open grassy understorey. This site is perfect for those who are seeking to feel closer to nature. Compared to site 2, this site is more open and has a less secluded feel. But it has a more natural feeling, thanks to the tree cover, than site 5. The site features no formal toilet facilities. But there are toilets located a short distance away at site 2.

Getting there

From Ballarat, drive West along Cuthberts Road until you reach a T-intersection with Burrumbeet-Hillcrest Road. Turn right and continue 350m. Turn left into Canico Drive. Lake Burrumbeet South 1 is located on your right as you enter the site.

Location: -37.532476, 143.647525 · Open in maps · BOM forecast · Campground data dated 2026-10-15

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