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===== NOTE FROM PARKS VICTORIA: A permit (booking) is required to stay. Fines may apply. This is not a free campsite. Bookings should be made prior to arrival. Site selection is made at time of booking. ===== Cape Conran Coastal Park is in East Gippsland approximately 420km east of Melbourne and 530km south of Sydney. To find Banksia Bluff Campground turn off the Princess Highway at Cabbage Tree Creek Road or turn off to Orbost and travel through Marlo into the park. Banksia Bluff campsites vary in size, shape and vegetation with no 2 sites the same. The natural and irregular footprint of each campsite is a feature of the bush camping experience. The campground is generally suited to tents, campervans, camper trailers and caravans depending on campsite size and attributes. Buses are not permitted. All sites are un-powered, and the use of generators is not permitted under section 44A, regulation 73 under the National Parks Act 1975. Tight turning circles within the campground loops can make access restrictive for towed vehicles. There is no potable water throughout Cape Conran Coastal Park. The bore water on tap at Banksia Bluff Campground is not suitable for consumption, so please BYO drinking and cooking water. Enjoy a campfire on campsites provided with a Parks Victoria purpose-built campfire ring. BYO firewood or available for purchase from the Banksia Bluff Office. Firewood collection or the use of chainsaws within Cape Conran Coastal Park is not permitted under section 44A, regulation 46 and 73 of the National Parks Act 1975. Camp with your dog when you book a dog-friendly campsite. Dogs must always be on a leash, and not left unattended to comply with park regulations, and protect native animals and sensitive vegetation areas. There are paralysis ticks so check your dog often.