Sunset over Green Lake with trees and a cyclist by the shore

Camping, cabins and lake days

Green Lake Regional Park

A relaxed lakeside stay with powered sites, unpowered camping, fishing, skiing, bird watching, swimming and slow walks by the water.

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About

Relaxing lakeside camping with the essentials close by.

Green Lake Regional Park sits about 10 kilometres from Sea Lake on the Sea Lake-Birchip Road. It is known for sandy lake beaches, shady tree-lined banks, powered and unpowered camping, picnic and BBQ areas, swimming, boating, and bushwalking through nearby Mallee and Pine-Buloke woodland.

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Camping

Camping fees and member savings for the season.

Straightforward overnight rates for powered and non-powered sites, plus an annual membership option for regular stays.

Camping setup at Green Lake Regional Park — Settle in by the lake, then use the contact form to enquire about your preferred dates.

Powered

Powered Sites

For caravans and campers with access to shared amenities and lakefront facilities.

$35 / night

Unpowered

Non-powered Camping

Set up under the trees, stay close to the water, and use the shared amenities.

$20 / night

Membership

2025/2026 Membership

Memberships run for the season from October to October and include $10 off each night you stay.

$150 / year

Membership payments

Green Lake COM · BSB 033 665 · ACC 364 504

Use your full name followed by Membership in the payment description.

Cabin accommodation

A comfortable cabin is now ready for guests.

One of our cabins is ready for guests, offering a queen bed, double bed, and a convertible couch suitable for kids. A two-night minimum stay applies. For further information on availability, please email greenlakecomsec@gmail.com.

Cabin stay $180 / night

Two-night minimum stay. No pets in cabin.

Email greenlakecomsec@gmail.com for availability

Queen bed
Double bed
Convertible couch suitable for kids
Kitchen and living area
Deck with BBQ
No pets in cabin

Email for availability

Amenities

Everything guests look for before they pack.

Powered sites
Non-powered camping areas
BBQ and picnic areas
Toilet blocks
Laundry facilities
Boat ramp access
Log cabin
Playground
Shared camp facilities
Sandy lake beach access
Shaded areas under gum trees

Boat moored at Green Lake near campsite facilities — Facilities close to the water, with easy access for camping, boating and relaxed lake days.

Map

Green Lake and surrounding areas.

Use the park map to compare unpowered camping, powered sites, cabin location, toilet access, roads and the main campsite area before you arrive.

Explore Green Lake, the town and surrounding areas

Green Lake Regional Park map showing unpowered camping, powered sites, log cabin, toilets, campsite and nearby roads

Park rules

Before you set up, please keep these lake rules in mind.

These rules help keep Green Lake safe, tidy and enjoyable for campers, boaters, families and day visitors.

People playing cricket beside Green Lake — Shared spaces work best when everyone keeps the lake safe, tidy and easy to enjoy.

No camping on the east side of the lake.
No camping on the foreshore in the powered site area.
Caravans should park with the tow hitch facing the lake or road where possible to enable evacuation in an emergency.
Limit power usage by using gas appliances where possible to avoid tripping power.
Leave 8 metres from the water edge for emergency vehicle access along the beach.
Do not dispose of grey water near the lake edge.
Lake water is not suitable for drinking, and there is no potable water available.
Wake-enhancing equipment is prohibited on the lake.
Maximum of four boats on the lake at one time, with four laps when busy.
Pets must be on leads at all times. Rangers visit frequently.
A defibrillator is located on the log cabin.
No cutting down trees.
Firewood collection is allowed from tracks only, and only from fallen trees or limbs.
No glass bottles or cans in fires.
Dispose of rubbish in the bins provided.
A fishing licence is required. Fisheries visit frequently.
Be aware of falling tree limbs.
Fires are not permitted on declared days of Total Fire Ban.
Firearms and unregistered vehicles, including motorbikes, are prohibited.
Extinguish fires with water before departure.
Maritime rules apply on the water. Check Transport Safety Victoria waterways guidance.
The nearest dump point is in Sea Lake. No dumping in the park. Fines apply.
Be considerate of fellow campers.

Activities

Lake days can be quiet, active, or a bit of both.

Water Skiing

Easy lake access for days on the water.

Fishing

Bring a rod and settle into the shoreline.

Walking Tracks

Simple trails for morning or sunset strolls.

Bird Watching

Tree-lined banks and wetlands create a calm viewing spot.

Paddle boarding

Enjoy calm water close to camp when conditions suit.

Gallery

Sunsets, water, trees and open sky.

More Green Lake photos

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you arrive.

Is there fish in the lake?

Yes. A Victorian fishing licence is required. Fish may include redfin, yellowbelly and silver perch.

Can you catch yabbies?

Yes, but you must follow Fisheries laws and rules.

Can you have a fire?

Yes, subject to park rules and fire restrictions. Fires are not permitted on declared days of Total Fire Ban, and no glass bottles or cans are allowed in fires.

Can I collect firewood?

Yes. Firewood collection is allowed from tracks only, and only from fallen trees or limbs.

Can I book a campsite?

No, campsites are first in. There are caretakers on site, but you will need to contact us to book the cabins.

Is there a dump point?

No. The closest dump point is in Sea Lake. Please do not dispose of grey water near the lake edge, and do not empty toilet cassettes into the toilets as this can cause problems with the septic system.

Can I swim in the lake?

Yes. There is a designated swimming bay that boats are prohibited from entering.

Can I walk around the lake?

Yes, there are walking areas/trails around the lake. Refer to the lake map for trails and more information.

Are the showers hot or cold, and do I have to pay for them?

The showers have hot water and are included in your camp fee.

Around Green Lake

Make Green Lake your base for a Mallee getaway.

Green Lake is a handy base for Lake Tyrrell, silo art, big-sky photography, local food stops and relaxed Wimmera Mallee touring.

Salt lake

Lake Tyrrell

Visit at dawn or dusk for pink tones, mirror-like reflections, wide horizons and night-sky photography.

View attraction

Public art

Sea Lake Silo Art

See the Railway Avenue mural of a young girl on a Mallee Eucalyptus looking over Lake Tyrrell.

See silo art

Road trip

Silo Art Trail

Use Sea Lake as a stop on the Wimmera Mallee Silo Art Trail, a regional outdoor gallery route.

Plan the trail

Local stop

Sea Lake Town

Head into town for a pub meal, coffee, supplies and a slower country-town wander after a lake day.

Explore Sea Lake

Gifts & flowers

Mallee Blooms

Browse flowers, gifts, homewares, baby products and beauty services in Best Street, Sea Lake.

Visit Mallee Blooms

Pub & dining

Royal Hotel Sea Lake

Stop in for a meal, a drink, local hospitality or a country pub stay in the heart of Sea Lake.

Visit Royal Hotel

Cafe & meals

The Juke

Call in for coffee, breakfast, lunch or a relaxed local meal while you are in Sea Lake.

Find The Juke

Guided tour

Sunrise or Sunset Tours

Join a local Lake Tyrrell tour for sunset, sunrise, boardwalk views and stories from the area.

Find tours

Gallery

Skymirror Gallery

Drop into a Sea Lake gallery focused on fine-art photography of Lake Tyrrell and the Mallee landscape.

Visit gallery

Send an enquiry.

Use this area for general questions, group bookings, availability checks, and cabin enquiries.