Marysville, Healesville, Pet Friendly, Lake Mountain Skiing, Caravan Park, Lake Eildon, Yarra Valley, Wineries, Murrindindi, Tourism, Victoria, Dirt Biking, Bush Walking, Mountain Biking, 4WDriving, Accommodation: caravans, motels, cabins and camping.  3 Star AAAT rating.***

262 Maroondah Hwy, Narbethong, VIC, 3778.  P: 03 59637153  F:03 59637004  E: info@blackspurcaravanpark.com.au   

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The Black Spur is just 90km from Melbourne, halfway between Marysville and Healesville the travel experience takes you through the majestic Black Spur Mountain Ash forest with giant tree ferns that are awe inspiring.  Whether escaping for a weekend away or a week, this region offers forest drives and waterfalls, Lake Mountain Ski Resort, golf, horse riding, Blueberry farm, sculpture gardens, 4WDriving, fishing local river systems or trout farms, and a variety of other delightful adventures.

Try our diversity of accommodation, Motels, Park Cabins, Standard Cabins, Camping, caravans or the Train Carriage.  The natural beauty is plentiful, from the Cathedral ranges to the Black Spurs majestic pathway.  Many tourism attractions include: Steavenson Falls in Marysville is floodlit at night for your enjoyment,  local bushlands offer the Murrindindi Cascades, Cambarville or Keppels Falls to name a few. Or stop in for a visit on the way to Lake Eildon, we even offer boat storage.  Come for a week or a weekend getaway to this beautiful region and enjoy bush walks, horse riding, forest drives, fishing for trout, cross country skiing or snow sightseeing in winter, or simply relax and take in the pure mountain air. Marysville has the country town village atmosphere, while Healesville offers the modern cafe or antique search, and of course Healesville Sanctuary is not to be missed!  As we are only ninety minutes from Melbourne through the wineries of the Yarra Valley and the majestic mountain ash and giant tree ferns of the Blacks' Spur, why not come visit a little bit of paradise?
                     

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