Port Campbell National Park

The Port Campbell National Park extends along the Great Ocean Road, featuring limestone cliffs, sea stacks, and coastal formations across 1,750 hectares.

The national park received its protected status in December 1964, starting with 700 hectares to safeguard the limestone structures along the Great Ocean Road.

Aboriginal communities maintained deep connections to this coastal region through ceremonies, fishing practices, and traditional land management for thousands of years.

Multiple walking paths connect observation platforms overlooking the Twelve Apostles, London Bridge, and Loch Ard Gorge, with designated parking areas at each site.

Natural erosion continues to shape the limestone formations, with one of the original eight Apostles collapsing due to constant exposure to ocean forces.

Location: Shire of Corangamite

Operator: Parks Victoria

GPS coordinates: -38.61753,142.93731

Latest update: March 4, 2025 15:29