Roses Gap Recreation Centre is situated on 120 acres of private land within the Grampians National Park, with views of the amazing sandstone mountain ranges and convenient access to features such as Briggs Bluff, Beehive Falls, and Barigar Falls. Local wildlife is abundant around the camp, including kangaroos, wallabies, emus, echidnas, birds and lizards.
Located approximately 3hrs from Melbourne and 5hrs from Adelaide, the campsite offers solitude, space and privacy in a stunning natural bush setting, with access to local towns of Halls Gap, Stawell, and Horsham when needed.
Roses Gap Recreation Centre is located at 1006 Roses Gap Road, Roses Gap Victoria 3385.
To find us follow the Western Highway to just south of Dadswells Bridge, turn onto Roses Gap Road and follow for approximately 10km to our main entrance turn off, just after the Beehive Falls Carpark.
As well as the attractions that you can walk to from our camp such as Beehive Falls, Barigar Falls and Briggs Bluff, the Grampians National Park offers many amazing sights and places to visit just a short drive away. Highlights include…
Roses Gap Recreation Centre acknowledges the Jardwadjali and Djab Wurrung people as the Traditional Owners of the land we live and work on, and we pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.
Roses Gap and the Grampians, known by their traditional names of Barigar and Gariwerd, are areas of great significance to the Djab Wurrung and Jardwadjali people who have called the region home for thousands of years.
Gariwerd is connected to many of the ancient dreaming stories of the Aboriginal communities in South-Western Victoria, and is home to the largest concentration of rock art paintings and shelters in Southern Australia.
There are many great places online to explore the culture and history of Gariwerd. As a starting point, prior to your camp, Teachers may wish to help their students research the Gariwerd Creation Story and the six seasons of Gariwerd.
You can also explore more of the regions culture and history at Brambuk – The National Park and Cultural Centre which is located in Halls Gap.