Toorongo Falls Campground One
Check conditions Checked 15 October 2026, 11:57 AM AEDT
Road and track closures within 5 km
- Public land road closure: Lv2 Trk — Closed - Full Burn prep - track becoming undriveable and will compromise burn delivery if left open · reopens 29 Oct 2026
- Public land road closure: Lv2 Trk — Closed - Full Burn prep - track becoming undriveable and will compromise burn delivery if left open · reopens 29 Oct 2026
- Public land road closure: Lv2 Trk — Closed - Full Burn prep - track becoming undriveable and will compromise burn delivery if left open · reopens 29 Oct 2026
- Public land road closure: Lv3 Trk — Closed - Full Burn prep - track becoming undriveable and will compromise burn delivery if left open · reopens 29 Oct 2026
- Public land road closure: Lv1 Trk — Closed - Full Burn prep - track becoming undriveable and will compromise burn delivery if left open · reopens 29 Oct 2026
- Public land road closure: Lv1 Trk — Closed - Full Burn prep - track becoming undriveable and will compromise burn delivery if left open · reopens 29 Oct 2026
- Public land road closure: Lv1 Trk — Closed - Full Burn prep - track becoming undriveable and will compromise burn delivery if left open · reopens 29 Oct 2026
- Public land road closure: Unnamed track — Closed - Full Burn prep - track becoming undriveable and will compromise burn delivery if left open · reopens 29 Oct 2026
- Public land road closure: Gleeson Trk — Closed - Full Burn prep underway - track is partly undrivable · reopens 29 Oct 2026
- Seasonal road closure: Lv1 Track · reopens 30 Nov 2026
About
An expansive drive-in camping area with easy foot access to the Toorongo River. The site has levelled terraced areas for tent and vehicle based camping. Tall trees are dotted around site with a background of forested hills. Picnicking and open BBQ opportunities feature. Ideal for summer camping as gets a bit damp and cool in winter. Note - Some sections of this campground are subject to partial closures in wet weather due to poor drainage, through other areas with better drainage remain open.
Camping
Open or shaded campsites are offered on this terraced site, with easy access to a pretty section of the Toorongo River. The Toorongo River becomes part of the Latrobe River near Noojee, flowing through the Latrobe Valley and into the Gippsland Lakes.
Caravans and campervans
A expansive site with terraced areas that can host small caravans and camper trailers. There are plenty of open fire pits to light a fire and a short walk up hill takes you to basic toilet facilities. Can get muddy in winter.
Getting there
Head east from Noojee on the Mount Baw Baw Tourist Road for approximately four (4) km and take a left turn into Toorongo Valley Road. Follow this bitumen road for approximately five (5) km. After crossing the third bridge, the road turns into a well-formed gravel surface. Site One is accessed on the right after about 300 m along this road.
Location: -37.855091, 146.041144 · Open in maps · BOM forecast · Campground data dated 2026-10-14
Been here recently?
Report conditions at Toorongo Falls Campground One — how full, road access, water, phone coverage.
Get the free weekly Victoria digest
Every Thursday: what's closed, what's flooded or burning, and what campers are reporting — region by region.
Coming soon: a paid daily digest with instant alerts for camps you've saved (about $5 a month).