Freeburgh Cabins and Caravan Park - Freeburgh VIC
The Freeburgh Cabins and Caravan Park is located at 1099 Great Alpine Road Freeburgh. The park has 58 tourist sites and all but 8 of these are powered. The park is pet friendly. The resident managers are David and Andreia Collins. Bookings can be made by telephoning the park and please tell them that you have seen their photos on Caravan Park Photos. This page was created on the 23 September 2010.
Photos on this page were kindly supplied by our roving reporter Trish Kilby in October 2012.
REGION: > VIC > Northern Victoria > North Eastern > Freeburgh
Contact and Location
Freeburgh Cabins and Caravan Park
1099 Great Alpine Rd - E
Freeburgh VIC 3741
P: 03 5750 1306
F: 03 5750 1435
W: http://www.freeburghcabins.com.au
GPS:-36.774319,147.032749
GPS:S36 46 27,E147 01 57
GPS:S36 46.4591,E147 01.9649
1099 Great Alpine Rd - E
Freeburgh VIC 3741
P: 03 5750 1306
F: 03 5750 1435
W: http://www.freeburghcabins.com.au
GPS:-36.774319,147.032749
GPS:S36 46 27,E147 01 57
GPS:S36 46.4591,E147 01.9649
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Trish Kilby
Tue October 16, 2012 at 7:24 PM
My partner and I stayed at this park in October 2012 and were more than happy with our experience. We stayed in a one bedroom spa cabin and found it to be everything we expected and more. The carpet in the lounge area had quite a number of spots and stains, and the wall had been patched at some stage, but these were very minor things. It was otherwise spotless and thanks to the several large windows was very bright and airy. The kitchen was small but quite functional and fully equipped, while the lounge/dining area, bedroom and especially the bathroom were larger than other cabins we have stayed in at other parks. The water pressure was absolutely fantastic! So was the heater - Bright in mid October gets pretty chilly at night.
The park itself is very peaceful, being about 8km outside of Bright. You can hear noise from the Great Alpine Road, but it's only in the background as the park is set back from the road. Other than that the only noises we could hear were the river running at the back of the park, the many many birds, and the occasional whiny from the horse next door. There are many trees in the park, and everywhere you look there are hills and mountains, and from some spots you can see Mount Feathertop.
I'd definitely recommend this park if you want one that's quiet, peaceful and full of nature.
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