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Bairnsdale Camping & Outdoors

Locality: Bairnsdale, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5153 1497

Address: 220 Main St 3875 Bairnsdale, VIC, Australia

Website: https://www.bairnsdalecamping.com.au

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25.01.2022 SORRY, but this is the last one in stock. $699. Includes backrest, paddle and scotty bait rod holder.

24.01.2022 Stainless Steel Mugs in stock.

23.01.2022 The Explore Planet Earth Lava Belt can be strapped to any camping chair to instantly create a heated belt around the chair to keep you warm on your next camping trip. https://www.bairnsdalecamping.com.au/proddetail.php

23.01.2022 Come in and try out the OUTDOOR CONNECTION DayDreamer Lounger (Reclining) Chair. Currently on special. https://www.bairnsdalecamping.com.au/proddetail.php

22.01.2022 East Gippsland Rivers and Lakes Fishing Report for 26th November 2020 Lakes Entrance There are plenty of Trevally around the town jetties taking all bait that is presented to them. Salmon are biting on fresh squid and salted blue bait, Whiting are also being caught on Pippies at Eastern Beach car parks. West of the Entrance, close to the beach for Gummies. Pipeline and Six-mile Reef for Snapper. Water temperature is 18 degrees.... Lake Tyers Bream are being caught at Black Fellows Arm around dusk, for best results use fresh prawn. Up towards Nowa Nowa and the football ground good size Flathead can be found taking prawn and soft plastics. Mitchell River Perch are active around the Highway and Wy Yung bridges on hard body lures and soft plastics. From Shadoof Lodge and down towards the Cut is producing nice Bream biting on shrimp, worm and prawn. Tambo River From the boat ramp, Marshalls Flat and the river mouth for Bream on prawn and shrimp. Nicholson Around the boat ramp heading down to the swimming hole then onto the river mouth for Bream. Best results on local prawn and shrimp. Metung Flathead are biting in the shallow areas of Lake King on soft plastics and prawns. Shavings Point have Bream and Luderick taking local prawn. Paynesville In the Strait, around the town jetties and channel for Bream. Around the back of island for Flathead. Best results shrimp and soft plastics Holland’s Landing Bream have been at Hollands Landing jetty biting on prawn. Newlands Arm Is also worth a look for Flathead. Marlo System Is producing good sized Luderick, Bream and Mullet taking prawn, sand worm and black crabs. Flathead and Perch are cruising about and are taking prawn and lures. Surf for Salmon, Tailor and decent sized Shark Bemm River The Lake and Channel are producing Bream and Luderick which are taking sand worm and prawn. Tailor are biting soft plastics and lures. The Entrance is still open Tamboon Inlet Bream are in the river taking cut crab and live shrimp. Pelican Point have Flathead on plastics and lures. Trevally and Taylor are being caught at Peters’ Rock biting on blue bait. Salmon off the surf taking Pilchards and Poppers. Mallacoota 2 golden tagged Flathead were landed. Prawns are about. Surf beach for Salmon on Pilchards and Poppers. Scallops and Crayfish can be purchased from the local Suppliers Omeo High Country Trout are moving about the rivers, but you need to work for them, try worm, plastic lures and Fly Patterns for best results Compiled and transmitted by East Gippsland Visitor Information Centres. For information for your holiday, conference, event, or this fishing report contact them on 1800 637 060 or at [email protected]. www.visiteastgippsland.com.au. Please note that both the Lakes Entrance and Bairnsdale Visitor Information Centres are Agents for Issuing Recreational Fishing Licenses.

22.01.2022 If people hiked in a rush.

22.01.2022 Looks like some of the drivers in Main Street Bairnsdale

22.01.2022 We are No 11 in the Top Attractions for Bairnsdale - Help us to get into the Top 10. Please leave a positive review in Trip Advisor. Bairnsdale Camping & Outdoors.

21.01.2022 Hardships often prepare ordinary people for extraordinary destiny. ~ CS Lewis - As of 12.10.20 Headsox can be legally worn as an alternative Face Mask! Official DHHS link can be found here: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/face-masks-vic-covid-19...

21.01.2022 Any business which uses the Black Friday sales ploy is forgetting that here in Australia, Black Friday relates to the devastating 1939, 1994 and 2009 bushfires.

19.01.2022 Outdoor Connection Bedarra 2R family dome tent features two large bedrooms with great space and comfort for couples or families. With 179 cm near vertical high side walls and 210 cm peak height running the full length of the tent, you get that that feeling of wanting to ‘fling your arms out and breathe in’, even while inside your tent. Exceptional ventilation means you enjoy fresh air coming in all around on those warm summer nights. While, even in the heaviest rain, you stay dry and secure. Create wonderful memories with family and friends. https://www.bairnsdalecamping.com.au/proddetail.php

19.01.2022 The OZPIG Double Offset Chimney Kit has just arrived

19.01.2022 Super Crispy Chicken Nuggets And all my tricks for getting that crunch WITHOUT the frying and zero oil! Get the recipe: https://www.marionskitchen.com/oven-baked-crispy-chicken-n/

18.01.2022 There's some great East Gippsland travel inspiration ahead of Summer in Traveller today, featuring Lakes Entrance & Gippsland Lakes, the Den of Nargun on the Ba...taluk Cultural Trail (GLaWAC), one of Australia's ultimate road trips - the Great Alpine Road, Nowa Nowa and Lake Tyers, great places to stay like the Riversleigh, and eating your way around East Gippsland - Marlo Hotel, Waterwheel Beach Tavern, Metung Hotel, Northern Ground and SARDINE eatery + bar to name a few. Check it all out: https://www.traveller.com.au/victoria-australia-travel-guid See more

18.01.2022 A premium screen room designed to keep you cool, shaded, and bug-free on your next camping trip. With 150 denier fabric awnings for greater sun protection and 68x68 mesh, the Coleman Instant Up Screenhouse provides sun protection while still allowing for air flow on hot summer days. Instant Up Frame Technology. 1 minute set up and Pack Down Size: 3.2m x 3.2m x 2.3m - Centre Height... Completely bug proof 2 x awnings block sun and provide additional shade Sewn in floor No See Um Mesh https://www.bairnsdalecamping.com.au/proddetail.php See more

17.01.2022 Cradle Mountain Lake St Clair and Walls of Jerusalem Walking Guide. The mountains of Central Tasmania provide some of the finest walking country to be found in Australia. The very best of this wilderness lies withing the Cradle Moutnain - Lake St Clair and Walls of Jerusalem National Parks. The keystones of the Tasmanian Wilderness world Hertiage Area. Within this book will be found track notes and information to all the popular tracks, including daywalks and many lesser kn...own walking routes in remote country. This book features colour photgraphs thoughout, colour topographic maps and gradient profiles of major tracks including: The Overland Track Walls of Jerusalem Pine Valley Penguin Cradle trail. https://www.bairnsdalecamping.com.au/proddetail.php

16.01.2022 UHF Channels. Have you ever wondered how channels are allocated? UHF radios come under the Radio Communications Act (1992). The Australian Communication and M...edia Authority (ACMA) is the governing body who decides which channels are allocated for which purpose. Under the act, hefty fines can be imposed for misuse. I've made this chart using information from ACMA and various radio forums. It is for information only (i.e. not a legal document). See more

14.01.2022 Thongs in stock. From little feet to big feet. Only $9.95

14.01.2022 Australia Post - only 14 days delivery time from our supplier in Dandenong South to Bairnsdale. Seems our parcel had a little bit of a holiday at the Gippsland distribution centre. Awaiting collection at BAIRNSDALE POST SHOP BAIRNSDALE VIC... Column, event date and time, Fri 13 Nov 10:36am Column, event details, In transit BAIRNSDALE VIC Column, event date and time, Fri 13 Nov 10:36am Column, event details, Attempted delivery - No one in attendance BAIRNSDALE VIC Column, event date and time, Fri 13 Nov 8:51am Column, event details, Onboard for delivery BAIRNSDALE VIC Column, event date and time, Fri 13 Nov 6:38am Column, event details, Delayed waiting to be processed for delivery Column, event date and time, Wed 11 Nov 12:00pm Column, event details, Item processed at facility GIPPSLAND VIC Column, event date and time, Mon 2 Nov 8:58pm Column, event details, Item processed at facility DANDENONG SOUTH VIC Column, event date and time, Sat 31 Oct 5:01pm Column, event details, Picked up from Sender DANDENONG SOUTH VIC Column, event date and time, Fri 30 Oct 5:18pm Column, event details, Shipping information approved by Australia Post Column, event date and time, Fri 30 Oct 2:37pm Column, event details, Shipping information received by Australia Post Column, event date and time, Fri 30 Oct 2:36pm

13.01.2022 East Gippsland Rail Trail 4-day solo bikepacking trip / first self sufficient trip I loved every minute of it! I dreamt about getting out there again in the l...ast few months in Melbourne and so amazing to be free again!! Quiet and peaceful rail trails, delicious country bakery/cafe lunches, camping by the snowy river, perfect sunny weather, the changing sceneries from farmlands to forests, from rivers and lakes to the ocean, and riding at my own pace with everything I need on my bike. I definitely have the bikepacking bug now and can’t wait to do more! Day 1 (16/11) - Ride to Beaconsfield station, train to Pakenham then Vline to Bairnsdale. Ride to Nowa Nowa and camping at Nowa Nowa Caravan Park. Total 63km, 440m up. Day 2 (17/11) - A lap at Nowa Nowa Mountain Bike Park without gear. Ride to Orbost for lunch then to Marlo. Camping by the Snowy River near Orbost. Total 80km, 600m up. Day 3 (18/11) - Orbost to Nowa Nowa for lunch, then to Lake Entrance via Lake Colquhuob Road. Camping at Lake Entrance Recreation Reserve and Camping Ground. Total 73km, 600m up. Day 4 (19/11) - Lake Entrance to Bruthen for Lunch via Gippsland Lakes Discovery Trail, then to Bairnsdale. Vline Bairnsdale to Pakenham, then train to Beaconsfield and ride home. Total 77km, 550m up. See more

13.01.2022 WATER-TAXI Activity: No. 1. Barrier Landing to Drews Jetty Walk. 3km beach walk. Water-Taxi from Lakes Entrance to Barrier Landing Jetty via a view of Ocean Ent...rance and Seal colony. At Barrier Landing, follow sandy track south to Ocean Beach. Head east (3km) along the remote section of 90 Mile Beach. Pass the out-fall pipe from Dredge. At West Entrance rockwall, head up the sand-dune and north along track (200m) near rock wall and view various heritage items used in 1890 to construct the Entrance. Continue along pathway to Drews Jetty on Hopetoun Channel. Contact Water-Taxi to make a return time for trip to Lakes Entrance. Total cost for both boat trips: $70 for 2 adults. Subject to suitable weather. Photo: Google Earth. See more

12.01.2022 Just arrived. Will NOT be sold to anyone under the age of 18. ID must be shown.

12.01.2022 The latest East Gippsland Rivers and Lakes Fishing Report

11.01.2022 Craving some time in the great outdoors? Why not get your friends and family together and take part in The Great Aussie Hike from 26 - 27 March 2021, an enduran...ce walking event covering 30km, 60km or 100km along the East Gippsland Rail Trail. We're pleased to support this event as an accommodation provider and hope to see you and your walking shoes soon.

10.01.2022 Nic and Brea were back out pounding the pavement in Bairnsdale today, and chatting with local business owners about the Hands Up to Change the Story & 16 Days of Activism Campaigns. Helping to spread the word around town that VIOLENCE IS NOT OK! #16DaysOfActivism #handsuptochangethestory #CallItOut #orangetheworld

10.01.2022 East Gippsland Rivers and Lakes Fishing Report for 15th October 2020.

10.01.2022 East Gippsland Fishing Report - Thursday 19th November, 2020 Marlo The island and rough groins for Luderick and Bream taking prawn, sand worm and black crabs.... Mullet are cruising about. Salmon and Tailor on incoming tide smacking lures. Surf for Salmon and Tailor. Offshore for Flathead. Gummies from the surf. (Photo by Tanya at Visit Marlo follow for some great photographs and travel tips out East!) Lakes Entrance Trevally and King Fish are around the floating pontoon biting on blue bait and squid. King George and Silver Whiting are fishing well taking fresh pipi. Salmon biting on pilchard and poppers at Eastern Beach at both car parks. Offshore at Six Mile Reef for Leather Jackets, Snapper and Morwong. Pipeline for good sized Snapper and School Shark. Lake Tyers Mill Point, Toorloo Arm and all the way up to Nowa Nowa for Flathead around 95cm and Bream around 42cm. Best baits are soft plastics and peeled prawn. Mitchell River Bream are active at Grassy Banks and down to The Cut. Best baits are prawn, spider crab and shrimp. Perch are biting around the highway bridge around evening on hard body lures and soft plastics. Some nice Trout have been landed at Glenaladale with scrub worm and soft plastics. Tambo River From the power lines down towards Rough Road and Howard’s Flat for Bream. Best results on live shrimp and prawn, also try drifting bait. Nicholson From Pear Tree, to the swimming hole and 2nd fence for Bream. Best results on local prawn and soft plastics. The Cliffs and car bodies are worth a try. Metung Bancroft Bay, Chinamen’s and Box’s Creeks are worth a look around evening for Bream on peeled prawn and worm. Nungurner Jetty for Whiting. Paynesville In the Strait, around the town jetties and channel for Bream. Around the back of island for Flathead. Newlands Arm is another good spot using peeled prawn and soft plastics. Holland’s Landing Bream have been at Hollands Landing jetty biting on prawn. Seacombe Landing is also worth a try. Tom’s Creek and Jones Bay are producing good fish. Bemm River The lake is producing Bream which are taking worm. Some Luderick on prawn. Surf for Salmon on pilchard and poppers. Tamboon Inlet Salmon being taken from the beach on blue bait and poppers. From Lake Furnell to river mouth for Bream on cut crab and live shrimp. Egan’s Bank for Flathead on soft plastics. Mallacoota Top and Bottom Lakes for Flathead and Bream taking prawn and soft plastics. Surf for Salmon, and prawns are on the move. Omeo High Country Trout are moving about the rivers taking lures, spinners and soft plastics. *** Compiled and transmitted by East Gippsland Visitor Information Centres. For information for your holiday, conference or event, contact them on 1800 637 060 or at [email protected]. Reposted by East Gippsland Marketing Inc Please note that both the Lakes Entrance and Bairnsdale Visitor Information Centres are Agents for Issuing Recreational Fishing Licenses.

08.01.2022 Question: Is that all the thermals "yu got" Answer: Sorry, that's all that we have at the moment.

07.01.2022 Collecting abalone any time soon? Keep your eyes peeled for these little yellow tags! Deakin University and the Abalone Council Victoria are working together to... tag abalone to get an idea of their growth rates in Victoria. This data will be used by the VFA and industry to ensure sustainable abalone stocks for the future. So, if you come across any tagged abalone on your diving adventures, please leave them undisturbed! #fisheriesresearch #abalone

06.01.2022 The OZTRAIL Deluxe Junior Chair (Pink only available ) has a strong 14.5 high tensile steel frame with safety locking pin to help protect the kids from the chair folding up. Comes with a carry bag. Strong 14.5mm high-tensile steel silver frame Drink holder integrated into arm of chair Rugged polyester fabric... Locking pin to stop chair folding up accidentally Wide arms Side organiser Comes in a carry bag See more

03.01.2022 Did you know that approximately 10% of Victoria's bushfires are caused by campfires? To support the safety of Victorians, Conservation Regulator officers are pa...trolling popular campsites across the state, looking for unsafe campfires and educating the public. Before lighting a campfire, make sure you're familiar with the safety rules: https://www.ffm.vic.gov.au//CanICantIcampfireandbbqbrouchu In addition to campfire safely, remember to be COVIDSafe. This includes wearing a fitted face mask, practising physical distancing, ensuring proper hand hygiene including the use of hand sanitiser, and observing group size limits.

03.01.2022 My version of Mongolian Beef Get the recipe: https://www.marionskitchen.com/mongolian-beef/

02.01.2022 STILL in stock - until sold out

02.01.2022 The OZTRAIL Privacy Ensuite pops up in an instant. It is perfect as a change room, shower or toilet tent. https://www.bairnsdalecamping.com.au/proddetail.php

01.01.2022 He have head sox/neck tubes in stock. Multiple colours to choose from

01.01.2022 3 Ways To Make Better Beef Noodles... Get the recipes: http://www.marionskitchen.com/recipes/