Goonans

Campground 20 km SW of Licola

Goonans is a Parks Victoria campground in Victoria’s High Country, 20 km SW of Licola.

Goonans Hut was originally constructed in the early 1980's by Russell Hughes who had a claim in the area. The claim was later sold in 1991 to Bill Goonan, from which the hut now carries the Goonan name. In January 2013, the hut was destroyed during a bushfire and rebuilt to its current state in early 2015. The new hut features a waterproof roof, walls and a concrete floor. It features a fireplace, a bench and a toilet is also located on the site. Situated along Donnellys Creek, the creek can be accessed via a short trail to the side of the hut. Goonans has a cosy tin hut suitable for camping in which was built after the orignal hut was detroyed in the 2013 Aberfeldy-Donnelly's Creek fire.…

Facilities

  • Camping
  • Picnic area
  • Toilets
  • Fire pits

Getting there

Goonans is a stopping point along the Aberfeldy 4WD route along Donnellys Creek in the Aberfeldy/Nambruc State Forest. You can camp overnight in the recently constructed bush hut or stop for a picnic by the creek. The closest nearby huts are Jorgensens Flat Hut in the west and Store Point hut to the East.

Nearby

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