Can you fish at Wilsons Promontory?

With a valid fishing licence, recreational fishing is permitted in Corner Inlet and Shallow Inlet Marine and Coastal Parks and Wilsons Promontory Marine Park, on beach areas and fishing platforms within Tidal River estuary and in Darby River east of the bridge. Bait collection is prohibited in all areas of the park.

Can you launch a boat at Tidal River? Access the marine national park by land or boat. The nearest launching points are Tidal River (key and deposit required), Sandy Point or, for larger vessels, Port Welshpool.

Consequently, Is Wilsons Prom safe? Follow our water safety advice to make sure your day out at Wilsons Promontory National Park is a safe and enjoyable one. Parks Victoria’s award winning accessible nature based tourism can be experienced at Wilsons Promontory National Park.

How much is it to get into Wilsons Prom? Wilsons Promontory National Park does not have an entrance fee, but Tidal River Campground does have site fees. The non-powered sites at Tidal River Campground are $62.30 per night during the peak season and $56.10 per night during the off-peak season. This fee is for up to eight people.

FAQ

Do you have to pay to go to Wilsons Prom?

Entry fee. Entry to Wilson’s Promontory National Park is free.

Can you fish in Corner Inlet? Like all Bay and Inlet fisheries, Corner Inlet fishers catch a mix of species. Rock Flathead, King George Whiting, Southern Calamari and Garfish make up 60% of fish caught by weight. Silver Trevally, Australian Salmon, Gummy shark and Flounder are also caught regularly.

Can you spear fish at Wilsons Prom? No fishing, netting, spearing, taking or killing of marine life. All methods of fishing, from the shore or at sea, are prohibited.

Can you stay in Wilsons Promontory? Tidal River is the main visitor hub for Wilsons Promontory National Park. There are many accommodation options within Tidal River, from award-winning Wilderness Retreats for a quiet getaway for one or two, to Group Lodges that can accommodate up to 30. And of course, the campground is a family favourite.

Can you live in Wilsons Prom?

There’s a lot of accommodation options- it’s the main accom centre just before the entrance to Wilsons Prom. 20 minutes closer than either Fish Creek or Foster. Yanakie is a rural area with private accommodations, mainly cabins or houses. There is a general store, service station and pizza cafe.

Where can I sleep at Wilsons Prom? The closest legal overnight rest stop is near Toora. Or there are 2 caravan parks in Yanakie (Yanakie Caravan Park or Shallow Inlet Caravan Park) both close to Wilsons Prom entrance where you might be able to book an unpowered site to sleep in your car.

Can you camp anywhere in Wilsons Prom?

5 answers. There is no free camping at any time in or near Wilsons Prom. The closest legal free-camp is at Franklin River Reserve, near Toora (about 30-35 min drive to the entrance of Wilsons Prom, or 60 min to Tidal River in the centre of Wilsons Prom). No fires are permitted in Wilsons Prom at any time.

Can you do Wilsons Prom in a day? How you spend your time in Wilsons Prom is totally up to you; you can spend your whole day at one of the many incredible beaches, do a few short walks, hike up to the summit of Mount Oberon, or even go on a scenic drive. The options are endless so my suggestion would be to just choose whatever feels right on the day.

How many days is Wilsons Prom?

If this is your first time, then 2-3 days would be optimal to do some walks, see the wildlife and soak up beautiful scenery. It really depends on how much time you have though, even one day spent at the Prom is better than none!

Can you get married at Wilsons Prom?

As Wilson’s Promontory is our favourite place in Australia, we thought it was the perfect place to get married. So we called it. We locked in a date, booked all the accommodation available within Tidal River camping ground and began planning our big day.

Where can you fish at Corner Inlet? Fishing spots near Corner Inlet

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Who owns Wilsons Prom? The 50,500-hectare (125,000-acre) national park is the southernmost national park on mainland Australia, known for its rainforests, beaches and abundant wildlife.
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Wilsons Promontory National Park.

Can you fish in Refuge Cove?

Refuge Cove was a day trip from Queenscliff, on the Eastern side of Wilson Promontory. It can only be got to by boat, or by foot. We caught enough flathead one day for a meal, and caught squid another day.

Is Wilsons Prom good for kids? The Tidal River is a Natural Playground

The Tidal River is a shallow river with boulder edging and flat sand beach surrounding, making it a fantastic place for kids (and kids at heart) to play. The water is slightly warmer then the ocean and you are often protected from Wilson Prom’s windy conditions.

Are there showers at Wilsons Prom?

Yes, there are showers and is free as well.

Is there phone reception at Wilsons Prom? Mobile phone reception is unreliable in the park. Public phones are located outside Tidal River General Store.

Can you 4wd at Wilsons Prom?

The walk is rated moderate/hard, though in reality it’s just steep. The track uses a 4wd track to the top, and to reach the peak a few flights of rough cut stairs in the rock are used.

Can you ride bikes at Wilsons Prom? Bicycle – Bring your own or bike hire can be arranged. Food – Recommendations for meals will be given and please note the van has a fridge on board for groups to utilise. Day 1 – 72km from Leongatha to Port Welshpool. Day 2 – Wilson’s Promontory Cruise or Wilson’s Promontory National Park sightseeing tour.