Discover the Enchanting Point Nepean National Park on the Mornington Peninsula

Discover the Enchanting Point Nepean National Park on the Mornington Peninsula

Are you ready to explore the enchanting Point Nepean National Park?

Experience the haunting beauty of Point Nepean National Park on the westernmost tip of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula. This historic site has been home to soldiers, migrants, and refugees over the past 170 years, and now offers a unique camping experience at Point Nepean Discovery Tents.

Discover the Enchanting Point Nepean National Park on the Mornington Peninsula

Located on Bunurong Country, Point Nepean Discovery Tents provide a comfortable and eco-friendly camping experience. With 36 pre-erected tents nestled among tea trees and moonah, guests can enjoy the tranquility of nature while still having access to essential facilities.

For first-time campers, these tents offer a gentle introduction to camping. All you need to bring is a sleeping bag, pillow, toiletries, and food. The camp kitchen, toilet, and shower facilities are conveniently located in the repurposed isolation ward.

The Quarantine Station and Fort Nepean are the main attractions at Point Nepean National Park. The Quarantine Station, opened to the public in 2009, features almost 50 heritage buildings that tell the stories of early settlers and the challenges they faced.

Fort Nepean, a top-secret defense installation until 1948, offers a glimpse into Australia’s military history. Explore the gun emplacements, bunkers, and underground tunnels where the first shot of World War I was fired to intercept a German ship.

A visit to Point Nepean isn’t complete without a stroll along the beach at sunset. Enjoy the breathtaking views of Port Phillip Bay and Bass Strait as you reflect on the rich history and natural wonders of this remarkable park.

Discover the Enchanting Point Nepean National Park on the Mornington Peninsula

  • Camp in the historic Quarantine Station at Point Nepean National Park
  • Explore the Quarantine Station and Fort Nepean’s heritage sites
  • Take in the stunning views of Port Phillip Bay and Bass Strait
  • Experience the solitude and natural beauty of the park

Whether you’re a history buff, nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful getaway, Point Nepean National Park has something to offer. Discover the stories of the past while immersing yourself in the beauty of the present. Book your stay at Point Nepean Discovery Tents and embark on a unique adventure on the Mornington Peninsula.

By Paul Hughes

Paul Hughes is an accomplished travel journalist known for his captivating stories and insightful exploration of destinations worldwide. With a deep love for travel and a curiosity for different cultures, Paul has embarked on countless adventures, immersing himself in diverse landscapes and communities. His wanderlust led him to pursue a career in travel journalism, where he skillfully captures the essence of each place he visits.