Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park is located in (Gippsland region), the Gypsland region of eastern Victoria, about 260 kilometers from Melbourne, the capital of Victoria, and covers an area of about 1.76 square kilometers.
Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park was founded in 1979, and the eastern border faces the western border of (Bass Strait), in the Bath Strait, facing the eastern coast of Lake National Park (The Lakes National Park) and Lake Gislan (Gippsland Lakes), which includes 90 miles of beach (Ninety Mile Beach).
Gippsland Lakes Coastal Park is a typical coastal discharge lake, where the surging sea is quiet. This beautiful harbor is not only a favorite camping ground for Uygur local tourists, but also a paradise for small animals to inhabit. In the park, in Loch Sport, you can ride along the coastline, blowing the sea breeze and looking at the beauty of the distance, as if you were in the Ring. And camping here, you can enjoy the campfire camping on, especially Paradis Beach, which is completely different from other camping places, where there is no lighting, no electricity, everything depends on the original bonfire, you can snuggle up to the bonfire with three or five friends, sleep in a tent, completely become a "savage", look at the sea and sky without a trace of pollution, and a Milky way bends over the sky. Feel the serenity of heaven.
