Wingan Inlet Campground sits within Croajingolong National Park in far East Gippsland, Victoria, roughly 6. 5 hours east of Melbourne via the Princes Highway.

Reached by an unsealed road off West Wingan Road, the secluded sites are tucked among tall Bloodwood trees near the shores of Wingan Inlet on the Wingan River. The surrounding environment rewards exploration.

Paddlers can head upstream through sea rushes and paperbark thickets to a littoral rainforest and the Wingan River Rapids, where crystal-clear water moves over lichen-covered granite boulders. Downstream, the river opens toward Fly Cove and the open ocean.

Walking tracks lead over boardwalks to Fly Fish Cove, and the nearby freshwater Lake Elusive is trapped between coastal sand dunes. After dark, Yellow-bellied Gliders can be heard and spotted moving through the Bloodwood canopy.