Craigs Hut

Campground 15 km E of Sawmill Settlement

Craigs Hut is a Parks Victoria campground in Victoria’s High Country, 15 km E of Sawmill Settlement.

Craigs Hut was originally constructed as a film set for the 1983 Australian movie ''The Man from Snowy River.'' The hut was fully rebuilt in 1993 but subsequently destroyed by the 2006 Great Divide wildfire. The hut was again rebuilt in 2008. Located on Clear Hills, the site offers unrivalled and spectacular views over the surrounding high country. The camping area is located on Clear Hills Tk 200m to the South-East of the Craigs Hut carpark. It is suitable for tents and offroad campervans. A perfect spot to stop and have a rest on your tour along Ciruit Road, the historical Craigs hut with views over the alpine valley around you makes for a stunning backdrop.

Facilities

  • Camping
  • Picnic area
  • Toilets
  • Fire pits
  • Wheelchair access (partial)

Getting there

From Mansfield follow the Mt. Buller Rd to Mirimbah. Turn left onto Mt. Stirling Rd and follow to Telephone Box Junction (T.B.J). From here, The Circuit Rd can be driven in either direction and is accessible to all vehicles, but can have rough sections. Circuit Rd is seasonally closed at T.B.J from the Friday before the Queen's Birthday weekend until the Thursday before the Melbourne Cup Weekend. Follow Circuit Rd 18kms from Telephone Box Junction in a clockwise direction, or 28kms in an anti-clockwise direction. Turn onto Clear Hills Tk (4WD only), follow for 2kms. 2WD vehicles can park at…

Nearby

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