Enjoy a peaceful day out at Cambarville Picnic Area and discover the remnants of Cambarville, a once-thriving sawmilling settlement. Learn about the history of the area and explore Cora Lynn Falls along the Cambarville Circuit Walk.
Beginning at the Cambarville picnic area and heading left into the forest, you’ll be greeted with ancient Myrtle Beech, plenty of butterflies, and even Big Tree – a 400 year old Mountain Ash.
When you reach Marysville-Woods Point Road, cross over and continue the track to the beautiful cascading Cora Lynn Falls. Take a moment here to stop, breathe, and appreciate this beautiful place in nature.
Things to do in the area
Lady Talbot Drive
Badger Weir
Rainforest Gallery
Keppel Falls
Mount Donna Buang
How to get there
Cambarville Picnic Area
Located within the Yarra Ranges National Park, the Cambarville Picnic Area is located on Cambarville Road off Marysville-Woods Point Road and is only a 20 minute drive from Marysville.
Cambarville Picnic Area is a 2 hour drive from Melbourne’s CBD.
When you're there
Download the Yarra Ranges Visitor Guide for more information about the park and a map.
Need to know
Cambarville Picnic Area
Accessibility
Visiting a park can be more of a challenge for people with disabilities, however in Victoria there are a wide range of facilities to help people of all abilities enjoy our wonderful parks around the state.
Assistance dogs are welcome in Parks Victoria parks and reserves. Entry requirements apply for parks and reserves that are usually dog prohibited, such as national parks.
Change of Conditions
Nature being nature, sometimes conditions can change at short notice. It’s a good idea to check this page ahead of your visit for any updates.
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Cambarville Picnic Area (Yarra Ranges National Park)
Partial walking track closure on Cumberland Circuit walk (South of Woods Point Road)
There is a partial closure in place on the Cumberland Circuit walk due to hazardous tree fall risk south of Woods Point Rd (see map attached)Attachments: Cambarville_A4_0412 (1,190KB)
Cambarville toilet block closed until further notice
Cambarville toilet block is closed until further notice due to water supply issues and structural problems -
Yarra Ranges National Park
O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail - Dee Road Trestle Bridge Closed
The Dee Road Trestle Bridge has been closed for public safetySubsequently, the O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail now terminates at the bridge near the Dee Road Picnic Ground.Parks Victoria recommends accessing the western section of the trail from the Dee Road Picnic Ground in Millgrove and the eastern section from the Yuonga Road Picnic Ground in Warburton. Please plan your visit accordingly.Works to provide continued access to the trail are being investigated. For more information and to receive updates on the O'Shannassy Aqueduct Trail Dee Slip Bridge project, refer to the Projects page on this website https://www.parks.vic.gov.au/projects/melbourne-region/oshannassy-aqueduct-trail-dee-slip-bridge-project.Current works underway at the Warburton Redwoods
Visitors to the Yarra Ranges National Park, specifically the Cement Creek Redwoods, will soon enjoy greater accessibility, new facilities and increased protection of the environment.Access to the site may vary while works are underway. Please visit Cement Creek Redwoods Facility Upgrades for more information on the project. -
Dom Dom Saddle Picnic Area (Yarra Ranges National Park)
Dom Dom Saddle Picnic Area - Toilet Closure
Dom Dom Saddle Picnic Area toilets are permanently closed and will be removed in their entirety at a later date.The nearest toilets are at Fernshaw Picnic ground. -
Taggerty River Crossing (Yarra Ranges National Park)
Track Closed - Taggerty Cascades to the Meeting of the Waters
The walking track from the Taggerty Cascades to the Meeting of the Waters is closed for public safety. There is still access from the Taggerty Cascades Picnic Ground too the Cascades Bridge and viewing platform.
The stairway leading up from the Cascades Bridge towards the Meeting of the Waters is damaged and is not safe to traverse.Access to the meeting of the waters is still available from the beeches carpark, however the Beeches Walk no longer connects the Taggerty Cascades Picnic Area to the Beeches Picnic Area.We apologise for any inconvenience,Kind regards,Yarra Ranges National Park Team