Gloucester Tops is the FOREST OF FUN

WITHIN THE PARK

Our Caravan Park is filled with beautiful nature. Wake up to a beautiful sunrise and birds chirping, visitors have a list of things to keep them busy:

• With the Gloucester River trailing throughout the park, GTRCP is the perfect place to cool down and go for a swim

• You can spend countless hours on the rope swing or tubing down the rapids

• Adventure and explore, by going on a bushwalk across the river

• Since our park is located along the Gloucester River, fishing opportunities are right at your doorstep

• Wildlife is everywhere at our beautiful park, which means you can hand-feed the wallabies and the birds. Bird & Kangaroo food available at our kiosk

• Platypus and koalas can be found if you're quiet enough - explore the nature and the beautiful wildlife GTRCP offers

• Staying during a long weekend? GTRCP Caravan owners host a quiots day for all. Bring your drinks and get ready to have a day of fun. See our quiots day for more details.

NATIONAL PARK

Embrace the energy of 1000 year old trees. The rainforests of World Heritage Barrington Tops National Park are of international significance, forming part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area. If you are lucky enough, you can even experience some snow during the winter.

The park is a bushwalker's paradise, with an excellent walking track network that includes short and easy walks to more difficult hikes. Tracks include:

• Sharps Creek trail (4.2km) - An invigorating walk to enliven the senses with excellent wildlife and birdwatching. Look out for the glow worms in the bank during summer nights, these light up the entire bank. This trail usually takes around 1.5 hours to complete. The trail is great for birding, hiking and running. It is unlikely you'll encounter many other people while exploring.  

• Gloucester River Walk (2.5km) - Offering scenic views, walking, swimming, picnicking, wildlife and birdwatching. Approximately 1-1.5hours, this track is an ideal walk to experience the rich nature wonderland. Crossing the river, look for the shy platypuses and long-necked tortoises before climbing uphill through paperbarks and towering Sydney blue gums. The cries of yellow-tailed black-cockatoos above the canopy often mingle with the ever-present sound of rushing rapids from below.

• Antarctic Beech Forest walk (2.5km) - Step through a portal into the other-worldly charms of Antarctic Beech Forest, you'll wander the lush landscape of the prehistoric Gondwana era on this medium walk. Plenty of photo worthy opportunities, between the brightly coloured fungi and the towering tree ferns, to the pure mountain streams tumbling down mossy cascades. After a steep climb out, you'll be ready to enjoy a bite at Gloucester Tops or Gloucester falls picnic area. 

• Gloucester Falls trail (1.8km) - A 45-minute walk with wonderful views of the spectacular forests, mountains and waterfalls on this short and easy walk. Plenty of lookouts which offer scenic views.

GLOUCESTER TOWN

GTRCP is conveniently located 30 minutes away from Gloucester Town Centre. Gloucester Town Centre offers a range of shops including Loveys IGA, Woolworths, BWS, Wineries, bakery, Thai, Cafes & more. 

• Gloucester Farmer Markets - On the 2nd Saturday of every month, rain hail or shine you can catch the Gloucester Farmer Markets - located in Billabong Park, denison Street. Discover Gloucester's fresh food treasure and stock up on farmers market specialties that will give you energy, vitality and a twinkle in your eye. 

• Gloucester Information Centre - Open 363 days of the year, Gloucester Information centre provide ideas for enjoying your visit to the Barrington Coast region and its beautiful coastal and hinterland destinations.

• Gloucester Wineries - What better way to spend your time in Gloucester visiting a Winery? We recommend calling & booking your visit ahead of time.