Toorongo Falls Campground Two
Closed 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
A large, grassy and open spot on the banks of the Toorongo River, sitting against a great green backdrop of tall forest trees. Camping and picnicking opportunities feature. Access is via Toorongo Falls Campsite One. 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
An expansive place to camp next to the calm, shallow waters of the Toorongo River. Just a short walk (along the river) away from the start of the spectacular Toorongo Falls walk. This site is flatter than Toorongo Falls Campsite One, perfect for small caravans and campervans. Note that it can get muddy in winter and may be closed if the site becomes too wet.
Getting there
Head east from Noojee on the Mount Baw Baw Tourist Road for approximately 4km and take a left turn into Toorongo Valley Road. The site is accessed about 5km along this bitumen road after third bridge. Follow well-formed gravel road for 400m and turn right via the Toorongo Falls Campsite One.
Location: -37.852482, 146.042667 · Open in maps · BOM forecast · Campground data dated 2026-10-14
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