Yarra Ranges Bush Camp

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Yarra Ranges Bush Camp

85 acres of private land, available for exclusive camping, in the Yarra Ranges, Victoria, Australia A large 85 Acres of cleared land and forest to explore.

Great Flyfishing for Brown Trout right next to the Yarra River, with 500 metres frontage to a secluded part of the river with no nearby roads. Immediately adjacent to the O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail, which can be followed 20 km east up to the weir or 20 km west towards Melbourne. Only a few minutes to the Lilydale to Warburton Rail Trail. Numerous Campsites between 2 creeks. Some giant trees both n

ative and introduced with many over 100 years old. Several fern trees over 200 years old. Beautiful Mountain Ash, Manna Gum, Blackwood, Wattle and Tea tree forest surround the camp. On the southern boundary of the 76,003 hectare Yarra Ranges National Park. Plentiful wild native animals to take photographs of such as : Wallabies, Wombats, Koalas, Echidnas, Possums, Lyrebirds, King Parrots, Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoos, Rosellas, Blue Wrens, Flame Robins, Blue Tongue Lizards just to name a few. Plenty of mountain bike trails nearby to ride on. Minelab metal detector available on request for anyone interested in looking for buried treasure. A night vision motion sensing camera and recorder is also available to monitor the native animals stalking the campsite in complete darkness. All camping equipment supplied, tent already set up. Telescope, binoculars and fishing equipment is included for use on request. Four sleeping bags supplied. Only food needs to be purchased for your stay. Cost is only $190 for up to 4 people for a 23 hour stay. Firewood and charcol is supplied. BBQ and bush kitchen at campsite. No other campers. Secure car parking. No Pets and No Fi****ms. For people with a camper trailer and 4WD the camping fee is only $100 per night with numerous safe from falling trees camp sites with private creeks and spring water. The summit of Mt. Donna Buang is a 30 minute drive away or a strenuous 3 hour walk. The camp is situated only 1 and a quarter hours drive from the centre of Melbourne via the Maroondah and Warburton highways. Warburton and its many restaurants is only a 5 minute drive away. Marysville and Lake Mountain are only and hours drive away via the forest fringed Reefton Spur road or the Acheron Way. Healesville and its famous Sanctuary is only a half hour drive away. Many local history books available to consult such as various editions of the 100 plus year old Companion Guide to Healesville, Blacks' Spur, Narbethong and Marysville to look at as well a many different maps to plan an adventure into the mountains. Numerous Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works and Melbourne Water reports and maps available for inspection to learn about the nearby water catchments that have been closed to the general public for over 100 years.

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The most Cheerful neighbours one can have!!

Nice healthy Wombat out for a snack before heading for bed

Swamp Wallaby Murph enjoying a white nectarine.

Sweet corn is a huge favourite of the Wallabies here.

Murph enjoying an apple he found this afternoon

Lyrebird scratching

Lyrebirds scratching around outside in the garden today

Very happy wallaby Murph, this afternoon enjoying sweet corn.

Christmas Fare for the wild neighbours. They all love sweet corn. 🌽

Wallaby 'Scarman' checking out the phone this afternoon

Wallaby Murph, hopped in this afternoon and hung out for a few hours. They have been enjoying carrots as of late, along with apple and the occasional banana. Wallaby Teddy hopped in a little while after Murph left for his favourite, which is apple. Then we spotted a new wallaby who had the same facial markings as Teddy, but had much lighter fur. Given that Teddy is a son of Wally #1, it seems we might have another son of the original Wally around.

Womby stroll

Womby out for a stroll this evening.. escaping the damp burrow?

Toboggan Tom

Tom playing in the snow at the Mt Donna Buang summit - bonus living in the lower reaches of the Australian Alps.

Nocturnal Swamp Wallaby 'Scarman', when he hopped in for a fruit snack just after lunch today.

Wally #1 ANZAC Day 2016 visit

Wally #1 hopped in on ANZAC day. Wally has the adorable habit of taking hold of my hand, holding the banana, in his hands, then eating his way through the banana.

Wally #1

Wally #1, dropped by for some banana today. Lovely to see him, even though he hopped away, in the middle of this video, back onto the grass.

Clever Big Red - Mature male King Parrot

Cheeky Wallaby deciding to help himself, as best he can, to the snack put out, for the birds.

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