Backpacking Port Campbell, backpacker hostels, accommodation and budget travel information

If you are planning to backpack Port Campbell, then this page provides information on the backpacker hostel located here. The page also provides a description of Port Campbell, information on how to get here and contact details of the local visitor information centre.

The Port Campbell National Park is probably the most famous section of the Great Ocean Road and has some of the most dramatic scenery. The park is most famous for the ‘Twelve Apostles’, which are huge stone monoliths that jut out of the ocean along the coast. It is also famous for the historic shipwrecks found in the area.

Twelve Apostles
Photographer: Tom Smith
Courtesy Tourism Victoria

The Arch - Port Campbell National Park Photographer: James Lauritz Courtesy Tourism Victoria	The park also contains the most significant areas of vegetation and fauna native to south-western Victoria. There are many diverse environments, ranging from woodlands, wetlands, coastal cliffs, dunes, limestone stacks and arches. The small township of Port Campbell provides a good base for exploring the national park and also for diving, fishing and scenic boat tours.
Loch Ard Gorge - Port Campbell National Park Photographer: Daryl Wisely Courtesy Tourism Victoria

Port Campbell YHA
18 Tregea St
Port Campbell, VIC 3269
Phone (03) 5598 6305