Mountain Rivers Tourist Park – Rawson

HOTEL OVERVIEW

Nestled in the serene landscapes of Victoria’s Gippsland region, the 3-star Mountain Rivers Tourist Park in Rawson offers a tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts and relaxation seekers alike. Located at 11 Depot Road in the charming township of Rawson, this well-appointed tourist park serves as an ideal base for exploring the natural wonders of this picturesque part of Australia. With an impressive guest rating of 8.2, this establishment has consistently delighted visitors with its blend of comfortable accommodations and stunning natural surroundings, making it a standout choice for those looking to experience the authentic beauty of rural Victoria. The Mountain Rivers Tourist Park sits amid the rolling hills and lush forests of the Baw Baw region, approximately 150 kilometers east of Melbourne. This strategic location provides guests with convenient access to the magnificent Mount Baw Baw, the Thomson Dam, and the historic gold mining areas that characterize this richly diverse region. The tourist park’s setting in Rawson – a small village originally established to house workers during the construction of the Thomson Dam – offers a glimpse into the area’s fascinating industrial heritage while providing modern comforts. The property’s 8.2 rating reflects guests’ satisfaction with its peaceful environment and excellent value, with many visitors particularly appreciating the clean, well-maintained facilities and the warm, personalized service that has become a hallmark of this establishment. What truly distinguishes Mountain Rivers Tourist Park from other accommodations in the region is its harmonious integration with the natural landscape. Whether you’re staying in a cabin, camping site, or caravan space, the sounds of native birds and the nearby river create a soothing soundtrack for your stay. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to numerous hiking trails, fishing spots, and winter snow activities at nearby Mount Baw Baw. For history buffs, the gold-rush era towns in the vicinity offer fascinating insights into Australia’s past. After days filled with adventure, guests can return to the comfortable amenities of the tourist park, perhaps gathering around a campfire or preparing a meal in the well-equipped communal facilities. The property strikes an ideal balance between providing necessary conveniences while maintaining the authentic outdoor experience that draws visitors to this magnificent part of Victoria. With its favorable rating, strategic location, and commitment to guest satisfaction, Mountain Rivers Tourist Park stands as a testament to the natural beauty and warm hospitality that define the Australian countryside experience.