Lake Catani is an artificial lake in the Mount Buffalo National Park in Victoria, Australia. It was constructed in 1910 under the supervision and probably design of the Victorian Public Works engineer, Carlo Catani, to provide recreational facilities in the newly opened winter resort.
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Definitely going back and staying at least a week so we can explore everything nearby we only got to stay 2 days 1 night has alot of sites has a shower, toilet, laundry, kitchen wash area block nearby just a couple of minutes walk to the lake and a few more minutes for lake swimming access, can walk the whole lake such a pretty place and nice an quiet at night an reasonably private even though we had such a crazy storm late at night can't...
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Unfortunately this campground suffers from rowdy campers and nothing is done to limit noise. If you book during a quiet time (think weekday outside of school holidays) it would be a serene relaxing location but if you are trying to get away from it all consider walking in to one of the...
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It's one of the most beautiful spot on Mount Buffalo. Once you are done enjoying the beautiful Chalet, grab a nice hot choc from the nearby cafe and take a nice walk along the bush & the hanging rock. The Lake is super beautiful and it's a nice little spot for...
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