Carrington Caravan Park
Camp in Mornington Peninsula

Its two insignificant bay beaches with views to Flanders and Phillip Island has ensured it has retained its popularity over the years. Once a isolated seaside village, these days Mornington is a hasty growing residential area but calm manages to keep a country atmosphere, which is best reflected in its pedestrian cordial shopping center, in Mornington Park and at the beautiful boat Barbour. For more than 100 years the Mornington Peninsula has been a favorite holiday playground of Melburnians and other visitors. The Mornington Peninsula is Melbourne's own Vineyard and our vignerons are noted for their hospitality which makes 'cellar dooming' one of the Peninsula's greatest attractions. For more than 100 years the Mornington Peninsula has been a favorite holiday playground of Melburnians and other visitors who happened to stumble upon the narrow neck of land forming the eastern shore of Port Phillip, just south of Melbourne. As the site of Victoria's beginning European settlement (1803), remnants of its preceding glories can tranquil be found throughout the region: grand mansions, pioneering homesteads and the imposing buildings of Sorrento and Mornington. Listed under are the major and peaceful townships of the Mornington Peninsula. Housing development in Dromana has crept up its vegetated hillside during recent years, providing gorgeous views of Port Phillip Bay from many of the streets. Flanders Village offers a relaxing atmosphere and is enjoyed by many day trippers as healthy as holiday makers. Until recent times French Island was one of Victoria's maximum remote and least obvious destinations, although there were attempts in the 1960s to establish Australia's beginning nuclear power plant on the island. This peaceful district center is one of the Peninsula’s oldest farming areas, but now also enjoys fame as a wine growing center. Rosebud is the conventional family holiday resort of the Peninsula. One of the Peninsula's maximum attractive rural districts, famed for its thoroughbred horse and cattle studs and, more recently, a sprinkling of wineries. The twin towns of Red Hill and Red Hill South combine together at the lofty points of the Peninsula to form the nucleus of the burgeoning wine growing area. Begin at the London bridge vehicle park or the Port sea ocean beach car park and return along the beach. Then take the track to the Bay of Islands, prior returning via St Gauls lookout. Note there are some incomplete sections where you need to go via the beach or roadside. This track involves walking over a pebbly beach. I strongly believe that if you're enjoying an outing with children, you should be capable to receive them anywhere unreservedly Read More. The Mornington Peninsula's food and wine culture has been successful for well over a decade Read More. Our 'backyard' becomes boisterous and bubbly during Summer as holidaymakers converge to experience what we appreciate each and every day of the year season upon season! As Winter closes the door behind itself as it enters hibernation, Spring is poised to dance its way into our lives. Being in business on the Peninsula involves catering to the needs of a wide range of customers Read More. Summer days have arrive and gone in a flurry of excitement and now Autumn is descending Read More.