Silver Creek Caravan Park - Beechworth VIC

The Silver Creek Caravan Park is located at 151 Stanley Road, Beechworth. The park has 81 sites and 51 of these are powered. The park is located in a tranquil, relaxing bushland setting. Silver Creek runs beside the park and a bridge across the creek provides access to some excellent bushwalks. One of the stand out features of this park is a large fully self contained house which is ideal accommodation for groups. The resident owners are Brett and Kym Cavigan who will make you feel very welcome. The park is pet friendly. Bookings can be made by telephoning the park and please tell the park that you have seen their photos on Caravan Park Photos. Photos on this page were taken on 26th September 2009.

REGION: > VIC > Northern Victoria > North Eastern > Beechworth

Contact and Location

Silver Creek Caravan Park
151 Stanley Rd - N
Beechworth VIC 3747
P: 03 5728 1597
F: 03 5728 1597
W: http://www.beechworthcaravanpark.com.au

GPS:-36.368197,146.706447
GPS:S36 22 05,E146 42 23
GPS:S36 22.0918,E146 42.3868

Merle Burke of Ballarat Vic Mon June 12, 2023 at 10:12 AM

We stayed in this park recently and the owners we found to be very rude ! The facilities especially toilets where dirty and few ! Wouldn’t recommend
Ross Bartlett of Moruya NSW Fri January 16, 2015 at 9:40 PM

STAYED HERE FOR 2 NIGHTS,NICE AREA BUT THE CARAVAN PARK ITSELF IS A BIT RUN DOWN AND THE SITES ARE A TIGHT SQUEEZE,THE SHOWER HEADS SERIOUSLY NEED REPLACING AND THE MANAGERS ARE DEAF TO NOISY CAMPERS LATE NIGHT BOOZE UPS.
DO NOT RECOMMEND,SEEK SLIGHTLY FURTHER AFIELD TO STAY,NOT FAR AT ALL.
sherallee schubert of Gold Coast QLD Wed January 16, 2013 at 1:54 PM

Beechworth has a colourfull history. It is a gold mining town and much of the towns existance owes itself to this discovery. Here many Australina miners and the Chinese worked the diggings, sometimes often with violent confrontation. The cemetery has a chinese section as well as all the religons of the day. Arron Sherrit is buried here, he was Joe Byrnes friend and Joe shot him dead at the start of the Siege at Glenrowan in June 1880. The town has many old buildings and has a courthouse where Ned Kellys trial began in August 1880. It has the impressive Gaol which is open to the public and the Burke museum which has Ned Kelly memorabilia. In August every year, there is a Kelly weekend. We were there in 2010 and were lucky enough to see all the Kelly armour and exibits were on display at the Burke museum from the making of the Last outlaw, made in 1980, the best film made about the Kelly gang and Neds life ever made. If you are a Kelly buff, then visit the website called Iron Outlaw. Full of interesting information about the Kellys. From Beechworth, visit Glenrowan where Neds last stand happened. This is all prime gold rush and Kelly country.