Johanna Beach Campground

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Located just off the Great Ocean Road near Glenaire, Johanna Beach Campground is a drive-in site set behind coastal dunes and open grassland. It provides direct access to Johanna Beach, a well-known surf beach with more exposed conditions than other parts of the coast.

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Campsites

25 Unpowered campsites, accommodating up to 6 people each, suitable for:

Tents
Camper trailers
Caravans

Sites are located across open grassed areas with some natural shelter from coastal vegetation.

Facilities

Non-flush toilets
Accessible toilet available
Basic campground amenities

What to expect

Open coastal setting with limited shelter from wind
Direct access to Johanna Beach (unpatrolled)
Popular location for experienced surfers and surf fishing
Close proximity to other coastal and inland park attractions
Humpback and Southern Right-whales can be spotted out to sea from July to September.

Accessibility

Accessibility varies across the campground due to natural terrain
Campsites are set on undulating grass, with some slopes
Parking is generally on grass adjacent to sites
No designated paths from campsites to toilets
Access via gravel service road and short compacted gravel path
2 standard cubicles and 1 unisex accessible toilet:
- Grab rail positioned on left side and behind toilets
- Basin located outside cubicles and accessible for wheelchair users
- Johanna Beach itself is not accessible by wheelchair from the campground.

Need to know

No solid fuel fires permitted
Fuel stoves or gas barbecues are recommended
Bring your own drinking water
No generators permitted
Take all rubbish with you.

Johanna Beach Campground is located in a bushfire-prone area. Conditions can change quickly, so check weather, fire ratings and park updates before your visit.