Brisbane Ranges National Park provides some fantastic opportunities for bushwalking, camping, scenic drives and picnics, all located is located just over an hours drive from Melbourne, in the Barwon South West region of Victoria. The park is situated on the traditional country of the Wathaurung people to whom it continues to hold social, cultural and spiritual significance.. The Brisbane Ranges National Park. Is about 80km west of Melbourne between Geelong and Bacchus Marsh or Ballan. Popular areas of the park are accessible from the Geelong-Ballan Road and the Staughton Vale Road out of Anakie. The Brissies is a great place to visit - for everyone, including families with children. Set in a low range of mountains.

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Boar Gully is one of just two drive-in campgrounds in the Brisbane Ranges, Fridays Campground being the other. Boar Gully is our preferred place to go camping in the national park as it feels more remote and spread out. Fridays is a nice campground, although each site is right next to each other, which might suit families with small kids and.. The best camping near Brisbane Ranges National Park guide. Overview. About. Just a 1.5-hour drive from Melbourne CBD, the Brisbane Ranges National Park provides an idyllic escape from city life. Go bushwalking through rocky gullies and forested gorges, gaze out over sweeping foothills speckled with wildflowers, and spot kangaroos, birds, and.