Barmah Bridge Caravan Park

Barmah Bridge Caravan Park Nestled on the banks of the Murray River and on the doorstep of the Barmah National Park. We offer c
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🏉 **NO GRAND FINAL WEEKEND PLANS YET?**Well… now you do! 😂We’ve still got availability at Barmah Bridge Caravan Park for...
03/09/2026

🏉 **NO GRAND FINAL WEEKEND PLANS YET?**

Well… now you do! 😂

We’ve still got availability at Barmah Bridge Caravan Park for AFL Grand Final weekend! 🏕️

Pack the van, bring the drinks, don’t forget the footy snacks and escape to the Murray for the long weekend.

Whether your team wins, loses… or didn’t even make it, camping still sounds like a pretty good plan!

💻 Book online https://bookingsau.newbook.cloud/barmahbridgecp/index.php
📞 (03) 5869 3225

Get in before everyone else realises they’ve left their plans until the last minute too! 😉

Meet the Fam - Part 1How We Ended Up in Barmah For those who don’t know our story, here’s the short version of how a cou...
01/09/2026

Meet the Fam - Part 1

How We Ended Up in Barmah

For those who don’t know our story, here’s the short version of how a couple from country Victoria ended up owning a little caravan park on the Murray River!

Brad grew up in Maldon and Jen in Gordon. Over the years we both worked a variety of jobs, but it was while working together at a printing factory in Sunshine that we met, fell in love and started building a life together.

Not long after buying our first home, and just four months before our first child was due, the factory closed and we were both made redundant. At the time it was terrifying, but looking back, it probably helped change the direction of our lives.

A few years later we took a huge leap of faith and applied to manage the caravan park at Blackwood. We got the job and spent seven wonderful years there, managing not only the park but also the Mineral Springs, local oval, swimming hole and other areas around town. It was our introduction to the caravan park world, and we loved it.

Then, at the beginning of 2020, we took a road trip to Barmah to look at a little caravan park for sale beside the Murray River.

We fell in love with it almost immediately. ❤️

After plenty of stress, hair pulling and probably a few tears, Barmah Bridge Caravan Park became ours in July 2020, right at the beginning of Victoria’s second COVID lockdown. Talk about timing! 😂

Brad moved to Barmah first, while Jen and the kids stayed in Ballan to finish the school year. Eventually we all moved to Barmah, but we soon realised how much we, and particularly the kids, missed home, family and friends.

We had a big decision to make. We loved the park, but our family had to come first.

So at the end of 2021, we moved back home and began splitting our lives between Ballan and Barmah. We brought in our wonderful caretaker, who over the years has become much more than an employee, she’s part of the family. ❤️

It might seem a little unconventional, but somehow it works!

There have been plenty of challenges, changes and adventures along the way, but six years later we still love our little park by the river.

And that’s how Barmah Bridge Caravan Park became part of our family story.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This post is intended for people with a sense of humour. If you’ve misplaced yours, please keep scrolling...
31/08/2026

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This post is intended for people with a sense of humour. If you’ve misplaced yours, please keep scrolling, we’re sure it’ll turn up eventually. 😂🏕️

You know winter is nearly over when the paddocks are full of canola around Barmah!Canola fun fact: Canola was developed ...
29/08/2026

You know winter is nearly over when the paddocks are full of canola around Barmah!

Canola fun fact: Canola was developed in Canada in the 1970s from rapeseed plants. Its name comes from “CANadian Oil, Low Acid”CAN-O-L-A! 🇨🇦

And those spectacular yellow paddocks you see are canola in flower, before the plant produces the tiny seeds that are harvested for oil.

Nothing beats freshly mowed grass!My son has spent the week with me at the park and I’ve definitely put him to work! He’...
27/08/2026

Nothing beats freshly mowed grass!

My son has spent the week with me at the park and I’ve definitely put him to work! He’s worked hard, helped out wherever needed and has been an absolute legend to have around!

Thanks for all your help Casey.

25/08/2026

Ever wondered why the Barmah Forest floods?

This is the Barmah Choke at work.

The Barmah Choke is a naturally narrow section of the Murray River where the river channel can only carry a limited amount of water.

When river flows get high enough, the water can't all squeeze through the narrow channel, so it backs up and spills out across the surrounding forest floodplain.

While it might look like the forest is simply flooding, this regular inundation is actually a natural and important part of this incredible river red gum ecosystem, supporting the forest, wetlands, wildlife and water birds.

And just to clear up any confusion this video is taken kilometres away from Barmah Bridge Caravan Park. The park is NOT flooding. The Murray is up and flowing beautifully past the park, but the flooded forest you can see here is part of the natural Barmah floodplain.

River is still rising! Currently sitting around 4 metres. Nothing to worry about here. For reference, during the 2022 fl...
22/08/2026

River is still rising! Currently sitting around 4 metres. Nothing to worry about here.

For reference, during the 2022 floods the river peaked at 7.32 metres (major flood level is 7m). You can still see the flood level on the bridge pylons in the photo.

Between 5.7 and 5.8m was when it started affecting our campgrounds.

The rise is due to water being released at Yarrawonga.

♻️ Made from recycled materials, built for a very important job… and proof that even the least glamorous part of caravan...
19/08/2026

♻️ Made from recycled materials, built for a very important job… and proof that even the least glamorous part of caravan life can have a bit of character!
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17/08/2026

🐝 **Spring is definitely on its way!** 🌸🌿

For the past couple of days, I’ve been walking around the park hearing this really loud buzzing. I was convinced there had to be a beehive somewhere and kept looking for it… but couldn’t find one! 😂

Then today I finally realised what was going on, it’s just hundreds of busy little bees loving all the pollen on our budding trees!🐝🌼

The trees are waking up, the bees are busy and the days are getting a little longer…

Winter is nearly over! 🙌☀️🌸

Address

52 Murray Street
Barmah, VIC
3639

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

Telephone

0358693225

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