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While you’ve been away (or locked down) for the winter, we’ve been working hard to make your holiday parks even better, so you might see some changes when you return.

Expressions of Interest are now invited from licensed mobile food and beverage vendors to apply for a permit to operate at designated areas between Portarlington and St Leonards.

From bush to beach, across town and wetlands, the northern Bellarine has no shortage of places to explore on foot, with something for all ages and fitness levels. Here are five our favourites.

Five ideas to keep the family busy these school holidays

Whether visiting for a weekend or a week, winter is the perfect time to soak up all the Bellarine Peninsula has to offer.

The new Indented Head Tennis Court and Basketball Facility was officially opened on Wednesday, 7 April by City of Greater Geelong Councillor Jim Mason, Bellarine Bayside CEO Bruce Elliot and Indented Head Community Association Secretary Ingrid Novosel.

Looking for the perfect Victorian beach escape that’s close enough, yet still feels a world way? A stay-cation at Bellarine Bayside Holiday Park could just be the best family getaway you’ll have this year.

We have made the decision to cancel the New Year’s Eve Family Fireworks display in Portarlington due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We feel this is the most appropriate decision given the current COVIDSafe requirements set by the State Government.

The Indented Head Tennis Court is set for a rebuild thanks to the Indented Head Community Association, the City of Greater Geelong and Bellarine Bayside

Bellarine Bayside Foreshore Committee of Management (Bellarine Bayside) is delighted to announce the appointment of Bruce Elliot as CEO, effective Monday, 13 July 2020. Bruce will work alongside the current CEO, John Nankervis in the preceding week.