Lake Eildon National Park — Attraction in Devils River

Although this park is magnificent and offers spectacular views, the management of this park is disastrous. No Tourist information center, just an old decrepit display, the showers at Lakeside camping area were out of order with no indication for when they may be in service. We came for a hike on the Bolte Bay and Estate Spur tracks, recommended by the Eildon Information Center, with a dedicated pamphlet. We found tracks absolutely not maintained, encumbered with countless obstacles, like fallen trees, sections that were completely overgrown, long grass good snake hazards. It would be very easy to get lost. One of us had to clear the tracks as best they could in order for the others to pass through. The very few signs were also decrepit and rotten, the tracks at times were extremely dangerous due to a combination of very steep gradient and slippery gravels and rocks. A terrible state well below the standards of other national parks, and dangerous. To be avoided. Of course no rangers at sight. And we wonder what values they stand for in terms of park management. At a minimum we would expect them to close the tracks they are not able to maintain and are...

Great place to stay the management were friendly, very helpful, came to check to see if everything was ok ,A young couple doing their best to update the park .early check in ,better than some who pick and choose who can come in...

The water is of a very dirty appearance and low quality. The camp sites are not in desirable condition. All surfaces are covered with soft soil so you should be ready for getting...