Murray - Sunset National Park — Attraction in Murray-Sunset

Please be warned that Lake Crosbie is not a place to go because of the bees. My partner Mary and myself could not sit outside to enjoy a cup of tea without bees up our noses, mouths, food, and our van. We found other campers, who were hiding in their tents because of the bees, had used repellent which only worked for 15 minutes. Mary has a slight allergy to bees stings so it was very worrying. There was no point in staying, we were being swarmed so after an hour we left. Why isn't there a warning on the website about the bees? it would have saved us from driving 100 km out of our way to see the Lakes, which honestly, were not spectacular. I would easily say that the amount of bees is dangerous, especially if you have a bee allergy. Stay away, it is...

Hard to get bored with this place, so vast, changes from month to month. I've been in during winter, summer and everything in between. This October had a huge wet down coming in, decent 4x4 only, next day dry as a bone, standard SUV's made it to Shearers hut! Excellent motorbike tracks to S.A boarder then along boarder track and cutting back to Shearers hut, about 3 hours, plenty to see there, accessible by bike only along boarder track, pretty narly. There is a road that runs parallel to it for 4x4's about 100 metres...

The Murray-Sunset National Park is the largest national park in Victoria, stretching from the Murray River in the north to the Pink Lakes in the south. The park is one of the few remaining semi-arid regions in the world where the environment is relatively untouched. With its wide open landscapes, breathtaking sunsets and starry nights, its vastness and isolation, the Pink Lakes will take more than a...