Painters Island Caravan Park
Painters Island Caravan Park is a peaceful and spacious riverside retreat located right in the heart of north-east Victoria’s High Country. Set among shady trees and bordered by the Ovens and King Rivers, this park is ideal for nature lovers, cyclists, and travellers looking to enjoy the charm of Wangaratta and the surrounding wine country.
With a variety of accommodation options, from budget cabins to powered and unpowered sites, the park provides a relaxing base for both short and long stays. It’s especially popular with those cycling the scenic rail trails or touring Victoria’s gourmet and wine regions.
Nearby Tourist Attractions:
🚲 Murray to Mountains Rail Trail (entry beside park)
This iconic trail runs directly past the park, offering scenic cycling or walking through countryside, farms, and towns like Beechworth, Bright, and Myrtleford.
🌳 Apex Park & Ovens River Walking Track
Immediately next door, this beautiful riverside park features playgrounds, BBQ areas, and a walking track that follows the river—great for morning strolls or sunset walks.
🍷 King Valley Wine Region (20–30 min drive)
Explore cellar doors like Brown Brothers, Dal Zotto, and Pizzini Wines. The area is famed for Italian varietals, Prosecco, and hearty hospitality.
🏛️ Wangaratta Art Gallery & Performing Arts Centre
A short walk away in town, offering exhibitions, performances, and cultural events all year round.
🛍️ Wangaratta Farmers Market & Local Eateries
Held monthly, the market showcases local produce, while town cafes and restaurants serve excellent coffee, modern Australian meals, and local wines.
🥾 Warby-Ovens National Park (15–20 min drive)
Ideal for day hikes, birdwatching, and nature photography. The views from Mount Glenrowan and Mount Warby are especially rewarding.
🦘 Glenrowan – Ned Kelly Country (20 min drive)
Visit the historic site of the infamous bushranger’s last stand, explore the museum, and enjoy panoramic views from the Glenrowan lookout.
Painters Island Caravan Park blends comfort with natural beauty, offering travellers a central location to unwind and explore. Whether you’re biking the rail trail, sipping wine in the valley, or just kicking back by the river, it’s a peaceful gateway to everything north-east Victoria has to offer.