Lake Bolac - VIC

Located in Victoria's Western District on the Glenelg Highway, Lake Bolac is a vital service hub and a popular destination for water sports and camping. The town is centered around its namesake, a 1,460-hectare freshwater lake that is a major draw for travelers. The town features historic bluestone buildings, including the Lake Bolac Hotel (1862) and the site of a former WWII flax mill.Low-cost camping is permitted around the 20km shoreline (e.g., Picnic Point, Eastern Beach). A donation (approx. $10–$15 per night) is recommended.The Lake Bolac Caravan Park offers powered sites and full amenities next to the lake.Amenities: The town provides a public dump point (near the police station), potable water at Picnic Point, and token-operated hot showers available via the Information Centre.Supplies: A well-stocked supermarket (IGA) sells groceries, papers, and fuel (petrol/diesel/gas).