Port Campbell Town Centre

25/06/2026

Port Campbell reveals something special – a coastline shaped by time, where the Twelve Apostles rise from the ocean and every lookout feels bigger than expected.

VOTING CLOSES TOMORROW for Port Campbell in the Victorian Top Tourism Town Awards.

From clifftop trails and quiet beaches to long lunches and slow moments by the sea, it’s a place people return to again and again.

Voting takes less than a minute, and you can support both Port Campbell and Camperdown in one simple form.

Vote now: tinyurl.com/vote-corangamite

Vote Twice for Corangamite

One form. Two votes. All the glory.

14/06/2026

07/06/2026

Quick question – have you voted yet?

It only takes a minute to back Camperdown and Port Campbell in the Victorian Top Tourism Town Awards.

Easy to do, and it makes a real difference.

Vote here: https://tinyurl.com/vote-corangamite

One form. Two votes. All the glory.

04/06/2026

Port Campbell is a world-class coastal destination – we all know it! – and now it’s a finalist in the Victorian Top Tourism Town Awards.

Positioned along the Great Ocean Road, it’s the gateway to some of Australia’s most recognised natural landmarks. The Twelve Apostles, Loch Ard Gorge, Gibson Steps and London Bridge sit within easy reach, offering dramatic seascapes, coastal walks and unforgettable views at every turn.

From sunrise to sunset, it’s a place shaped by ocean, wind and time – and one that draws visitors from around the world.

Vote for Port Campbell today to help showcase this incredible destination.

Camperdown is also a finalist, so don’t forget to support both towns.

Vote Twice for Corangamite.

One form. Two votes. All the glory.

Vote now: tinyurl.com/vote-corangamite

29/05/2026

Port Campbell is in the spotlight!

Our town is a finalist in the Tiny Tourism Town category of the Victorian Top Tourism Town Awards, this iconic coastal spot is getting the recognition it deserves.

Now it’s time for the public vote.

If you love Port Campbell’s coastline, community, and character, you can show your support here: tinyurl.com/vote-corangamite

Voting is open until 5pm on Friday 26 June.

04/03/2026

Residents, business owners, community representatives and stakeholders can nominate now to join two Community Reference Groups for gas plants in the shire.

• Beach Energy Otway Gas Plant Community Reference Group
• Lochard Energy Iona Gas Plant Community Liaison Group

Community Reference Groups provide a forum for open communication between gas plant operators, Council, and the community.

The groups help share information, discuss community concerns, and support transparency around plant operations, safety, environmental performance, and compliance.

Interested people can submit an expression of interest by 5 pm, Friday 27 March.

For more information or to nominate, visit corangamite.vic.gov.au/GasPlants

02/03/2026

Have your say on parking in Port Campbell.

Council is developing a Parking Strategy to ensure the best use of existing parking infrastructure in the Port Campbell township.

We want to hear your experiences and feedback to ensure that the parking strategy provides for the needs and amenity of residents and businesses, while also improving the visitor experience.

Share your feedback through a survey at Conversations Corangamite:
conversations.corangamite.vic.gov.au/pcps

Survey closes Tuesday 31 March.

26/02/2026

Our crews are completing maintenance works to small sections of footpath in Port Campbell.

There will be brief interruptions while crews complete the finishing touches.

We’re planning works so paths remain open over weekends.

Please follow signs in the area and take care around workers.

20/01/2026

There will be a partial closure of McCue Street and Hennessy Street, Port Campbell, on Friday due to a private construction project.

Details: Friday 23 January 2026, 8 am - 4 pm.
Private building works. Corner of McCue and Hennessy streets.

Please observe signage and travel controllers.

Delays are expected, please seek an alternative route.

Please note: This is not a Council project. This post is to ensure the community is aware of the closure.