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Teddington Hut Camping Area

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Teddington Road, Redbank VIC 3477

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Features

  • Camping
  • 1955 hut
  • Picnic table
  • Wood fire BBQ
  • Toilet
  • Camp shower stall
  • Bushland
The Teddington Hut Camping Area features an interesting two room wooden hut, constructed around 1955, open for campers to use respectfully. 

The interior of the hut is bare, aside from a cupboard and a few chairs. A fireplace lies on the far wall of the second room. Above the fireplace hangs a picture of a reservoir, and several visitors have signed the frame. 


Alongside the hut there is a single picnic table, a wood fire barbecue, and a small toilet block. One room of the toilet block contains a drop toilet, and the other is an empty cubicle with hooks in the roof for hanging your own camp shower.

Visitors need to bring their own drinking water and firewood.

The camping area is surrounded by the beautiful bushland of the Kara Kara National Park, and is located just down the road from the Teddington Camping Area.

According to Parks Victoria:

Teddington Hut was originally constructed by the State Rivers and Works Commission around 1955. It was used to provide temporary accommodation for employees to carry out erosion works associated with the Teddington Reservoir Catchment.


Today the hut is used for camping. Advanced bookings are required. To book call the Inglewood office on 131 963.



DID YOU KNOW...

  • Camping is a great way to explore the Victorian Goldfields. Many campgrounds are located close to interesting attractions and historic sites, and the Goldfields region is certainly not lacking in fascinating things to discover. 
  • There are hundreds of fantastic barbecue areas throughout the Victorian Goldfields. Some are in parks/playgrounds, others are scattered throughout the bush. Many barbecue areas are located alongside amazing attractions and walks, so go out for a barbecue and get exploring!
 

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