Lorne Foreshore Caravan Park

Nice and peaceful, not many people around, cleanish ammenities, suited my needs nicely. Be careful of the jack jumpers, they weren't too happy to have me there. |It would be nice if people could clean up after themselves, the blobs of toothpaste left in every sink was a bit gross, would you treat your sink at home like that?

The Queens Park campground was amazing. Great facilities, location and views. Away from the hustle and bustle, it is situated slightly out of the main town centre, however only takes 15-20 minutes to walk into town. We loved it and will be back again.

Packed like sardines. Lovely area, just not what we are use to when camping, no room. We couldn't even set up an annexe or gazebo onsite because of the space. Is what it is, but definitely go a little further out next time to a bigger camp spot. Not really for young kids. No room to play etc.

Firstly, Lorne is such a beautiful town. It is so relaxed and there seems to be everything you could want/need/get here. Lots of choices for food – I did pizza twice, fish and chips, burgers, and something else I can’t recall. The pizza place down near the bridge is very good. I stayed up on the beach side, camping in a tent at a powered site. Neighbours came and went and were mostly spread out, so they didn’t have to deal with my (reported and rumoured) snoring. The amenities block was always clean, and the shower was nice and hot. Great place to stay.

We stayed on a powered camping site in the dog friendly area, worst caravan park we’ve been to but also the most expensive. Tiny sites, cramped, at the back of a foodworks loading dock, unsightly with no views and lots of long term stays. Amenities were OK but no camp kitchen. Had beers stolen from our esky overnight. The location is great to walk into town but we camp to sit outside and enjoy the serenity, none here haha. Wouldn’t stay again and definitely wouldn’t recommend.

For a start my review of top bank is as per others descriptions of the top bank. Zero stars.||||There is one rule for locals and another for campers. Campers have their dogs on leash and drive at 10km/hr. Local do what they want and for us that meant them driving at speed 5cm from our tent to avoid the speed humps kicking up dust meaning we could not make or eat food at the site without eating dust. ||||Dogs - we had one local’s dog come and attack our leashed dogs and the owner was nowhere to be seen. Then later he turned up in his car after I was screaming for his dog to go away and stop attacking mine. ||||No one staying in the top bank felt safe with everyone locking everything up whenever their back was turned. ||||Toilets. Was very uncomfortable having men in the ladies amenities. The amenities were the worst I’ve ever experienced with nesting birds pooing over everything and swooping. My husband said the Mens didn’t have birds but that all the fixtures were broken. ||||On our final day the manager called me to call him back urgently. Turned out the ‘park’ was to be graded starting at 8am. When I called back I was asked if I wanted to move to another park. Our setup is hard so I said no but that I’d take a refund for the inconvenience. This never happened as apparently they were only going to be setting up and blocking off access at 8am not actually working. But we left at 8am anyway as we didn’t want to be stuck there unable to get out.||||For one of the most expensive parks in the country it’s an absolutely disgrace. Stay somewhere else.

Beautiful town and beaches! The camping is strange, it’s in different locations and although everyone seems to be too close to someone else it’s actually in different levels so it’s ok. Everything is clean and there obviously some spiders. They don’t have bag of ice so it’s good to know.

We had the worst site for $72.00per night. The facilities were in need of lot work. Would not recommend this park for my dogs let alone caravans.