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Southern Sons Camping & Day Tours

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24.01.2022 With some parts of regional Victoria opening up, send us a message if you would like any ideas on places to go for a drive or camping for a few nights. We can't run tours at the moment but we can tell you some great places to go. For everyone else still in lockdown, we are thinking of you.

23.01.2022 https://www.smh.com.au//australia-s-biodiversity-just-got-

22.01.2022 Wild School Holiday Fun! Book your animal crazy child in now for our Zoo Keeper Workshops!

21.01.2022 Hello to all. With restrictions so tight in Victoria we are obviously not doing tours. We hope that everyone is staying safe. Let's all get through this and get back to life. From everyone at Southern Sons, take care

17.01.2022 TOOLANGI STATE FOREST Situated about 60 km north east of Melbourne, Toolangi provides excellent opportunities for camping, bushwalking, picnicking, ...bird watching and awesome trails to explore with your fur friends. 1Wirrawilla Rainforest Walk - a short gentle boardwalk that winds under dense, ancient sassafras and myrtle beech trees, alongside the towering tallest flowering trees (and moss) in the world! 2Tanglefoot Loop - a spectacular walk through the majestic Mountain Ash and delves into fern gullies and cool, temperate rain forests. It’s MAGICAL! The track is 9km one way, taking about 3 or so hours. 3Myrtle Gully Circuit - one of three great walks starting from the Wirrawilla car park in the Toolangi State Forest. The walk is approximately 10km in length and meanders through lush ferns and tall, ancient Myrtle trees. 4Toolangi Sculpture Trail - located within the Toolangi Bushland Reserve is this forest gallery of ephemeral art pieces that are dotted along the trail and have all been designed to fit into the natural environment. Boot up! - Bring suitable clothing and footwear as the trail can be muddy under foot, small streams form over paths and a cool misty fog sets in this time of year. Dogs are allowed in Toolangi State Forest but please remember to keep your best friend on a leash and clean up after them so that these trails remain the same for future visitors. Catch the Melba Highway out of Melbourne and then take the Healesville-Kinglake Road towards Toolangi. Pass through Toolangi (drop into the Toolangi Sculpture Trail if you have a chance - awesome) and then take Myers Creek Road and finally Sylvia Creek Road to reach the Wirrawilla Car Park (there are basic amenities here). All up about 90 mins from Melbourne CBD. For more information and trail maps visit: www.discoverdindi.com.au/wirrawilla-rainforest-walk www.discoverdindi.com.au/tanglefoot-loop www.discoverdindi.com.au/toolangi-sculpture-trail

17.01.2022 Helped this fella cross the road on our way to the waterfalls

16.01.2022 Happy to help this fella on to a safer area

10.01.2022 It's not work when you love doing it

04.01.2022 Snakes are out everyone. This lowland copperhead was enjoying it's time in the son. Be careful on your walks and just respect the snakes space and it will respect yours.

01.01.2022 A spectacular time of year. Tours are open again