Eildon Power Station

Eildon Power Station in Shire of Murrindindi is a power plant (AGL Energy, hydroelectric). Eildon Power Station is near Eildon Road.

Building Type: building
Land Use: industrial area
Operator: AGL Energy

Campsite

Jerusalem Creek Campground – approx. 6,2 km.
Jerusalem Creek Campground – approx. 7,0 km.
Taylors Creek – approx. 13,1 km.
O'Tooles Flat – approx. 14,6 km.
Barnewall Plains Camping Area – approx. 15,1 km.
Running Creek Track. This small basic camping area is set in the bush off Running Creek track. A quiet, level campsite under the large woodland forest of Eucalypts. – approx. 15,5 km.
Taponga. Taponga is the first of the Lower Big River campsites and is nested under the large eucalypts alongside the Big River. A serene and shady spot with toilet facilities. There is opportunities for fishing or relaxing as you listen to the nearby sounds of t – approx. 20,4 km.
25 Mile: Lower – approx. 32,9 km.
25 Mile: Upper. Small camp site – approx. 33,0 km.
Reids Quarry. Reid Quarry opens up to a spacious campground to either pitch a tent or camper trailer under some of the large native and European trees remnants of the past users of this area. This camp has pit toilet facilities and sites that can accommodate larger f – approx. 33,3 km.
Petroffs. Located off Petroffs road this small basic site is tucked into the bush under the Blackwoods and Eucalypts and is best suited to small individual tents. Once set up you can take off for a four wheel drive along the network of forest tracks. Alternativel – approx. 33,5 km.
Mc Clelland Lower. Medium sized with muddy base – approx. 33,8 km.
Dairy Flat. Medium sized camp site next to river. Watch out for the steep B exit. – approx. 33,9 km.