Indented Head Foreshore Reserve
Camp in Greater Geelong

Succeed the Portarlington Road to the Peninsula and turn left at the first roundabout prior you reach the center of town, or if arriving on water, receive the ferry from Sorrento to Queens cliff and Bellarine wayside is fair a brief 20 minute drive.

Our Holiday Parks give a choice of three unique wayside locations in Portarlington, Indented Head and St Leonard all with absolute bay frontage and a variety of accommodation options. Areas of low lying dune system, herb wealthy woodlands and a mosaic of wetlands traverse the coastal landscape providing habitat for flora and fauna and a source of instinctive history. Appreciate wine tasting and a bite to eat at one of. The iconic boat sheds on the Indented Head foreshore have eternal attracted a lot of interest from locals, visitors and holidaymakers, but available permits were scanty and far between with a large wait list. An attractive, tranquil and sound coastal environment that reflects the heritage and distinctive character of Portarlington, Indented Head and St Leonard. A place where local people, community groups, businesses and government agencies work together to plan, care for and enhance the foreshore. The Northern Bellarine Foreshore Master Plan is an important framework for implementing the Northern Bellarine Foreshore Plan and was adopted in 2012 to guide the future protection, enhancement, development and management of the Northern Bellarine foreshore over the following 1520 years. The intricate is ideally located within a automatic parkland environment with views across Port Phillip Bay. The Indented Head Community Hall is available for community meetings and activities as healthy as private functions. Indented Head is a sleepy town with a post office general place that was first opened in 1947 many years behind the area became a popular foreshore camping area. Historical boat sheds also dot the foreshore at Indented Head, while the Indented Head Community Hall, which has a sweeping view of the Bay, is a immense place to grip a wedding, party or other social event. An extensive network of walking trails, including the very popular Northern Bellarine Coastal Trail, provides access to a variety of coastal landscapes and 17km of medium coastal waters. These cabins have a larger living area than the Park cabins and also have a divide toilet. During a career spanning 30 years, John has held senior management roles across government including in the areas of public transport and roads planning, land management and the local government sector. John now works as a freelance consultant advising clients on public policy, risk and issues management, project governance and organizational change. John has a background in park management and town planning and was a senior manager at Parks Victoria for over 25 years. During this time, he worked in all areas of park management and service delivery operations including periods in corporate management roles as Manager of Planning and Environment and Manager of Visitor Services. Nick has a Bachelor of Science majoring in marine biology. Throughout his career Nick has worked in a range of management roles including scientific research, marine and coastal planning, operations, policy development, environmental impact assessment, community and stakeholder engagement, and land use planning. Rod has over 30 years’ experience in National Park and Marine Reserve management in Victoria. Family and disabled bathrooms are available (a key deposit is required) and stationary forbid fridges in the main camp kitchen can also be hired for a little daily fee. Then you are needed to apply for an event permit. Bellarine wayside has a responsibility to manage the foreshore in ways which are ecologically sustainable, thereby. Bellarine wayside has a responsibility to manage the foreshore in ways which are ecologically sustainable, thereby ensuring the preservation of our coastal environments for current and future use.