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Campfire rules at Twenty Five Mile Creek Camp Site (Victoria) | Fireban Australia

Campsites / vic / Twenty Five Mile Creek Camp Site

Can you have a campfire at Twenty Five Mile Creek Camp Site?

Unnamed reserve — State Forest · West and South Gippsland fire district, VIC

RESTRICTED

Campfires in Victorian state forests must be in a properly constructed fireplace with clearance of at least 3 metres of ground clear of flammable material — and are prohibited on Total Fire Ban days.

Constructed fireplace or trench at least 30cm deep; 3m clearance; attend at all times; extinguish with water, not soil.

Source: Forest Fire Management Victoria · verified 2026-07-11

Fire danger today: Moderate — West and South Gippsland district. VIC fire rules

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Map showing Twenty Five Mile Creek Camp Site

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