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Grannys Flat Camping Area

Check conditions Checked 15 October 2026, 11:57 AM AEDT

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About

Grannys Flat Camping Area is situated in the North East of Victoria, near the Jamieson. This camping area is surrounded by native forests of Broad Leaved Peppermint, Manna Gum and Stringybark and is on the bank of the Jamieson River. This campsite can act as a central point for many activities enjoyed in the Victorian High Country, including; fishing, four-wheel driving, bushwalking (including Mitchell Bridles Track) and bike riding. This site is subject to seasonal closure during the winter periods.

Camping

Grannys flat is located 50m from the Jamieson River, with well-maintained grassy campsites surrounded by beautiful native forests offering shade when needed. This site can become busy in the warmer months with avid outdoor adventurers.

Caravans and campervans

This site can be used by caravans and campertrailers with ample room for backing and turning. You will need to drive on a length of unsealed road before reaching the reserve.

Getting there

Follow the Mount Buller Road from Mansfield towardsMerrijig for 4km along sealed road. Turn right at the signto Jamieson and travel for 35km. In Jamieson, turn left atthe Jamieson-Licola Road. After 7.5km on this gravel roadyou will reach the Granny’s Flat Camping Reserve sign onyour left. The campsite is down 1km of windy road. Thetrack to Granny’s Flat Reserve is steep but is accessible toall vehicles. However, following heavy rains this roadbecomes slippery and may be temporarily inaccessible to2WD’s.

Location: -37.288951, 146.212512 · Open in maps · BOM forecast · Campground data dated 2026-10-14

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