Beach camping near Melbourne offers a delightful escape from the urban jungle, where you can roast marshmallows while listening to the waves. Popular spots include the Mornington Peninsula, Phillip Island, and the Great Ocean Road coast, each with their own charms and strict local regulations. Expect to pay camping fees ranging from about $20 to $50 per night depending on the site and facilities. Facilities can range from basic tent sites to powered caravan spots, so plan accordingly. Always check restrictions, especially regarding fires and pets, as these can vary wildly. For booking and site info, Tradingpost and CarShowroom can sometimes list private campgrounds, while government sites provide official details. Just remember: the ocean looks inviting, but respect the environment and local rules or risk a fine.
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