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Secure Caravan & Camper Storage in the Yarra Valley

Looking for caravan and camper storage that works the way you need it to? We get it. You want somewhere secure, accessible, and run by people who understand caravans.

At Yarra Valley Caravan Storage, we’ve been storing caravans and campers for Melbourne families for over 10 years. No complicated contracts, no surprise fees, just straightforward storage that lets you get back on the road when you’re ready.

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Your first caravanning adventure is such an exciting time. Having the freedom to hitch the van up and get ready to explore. Although it can also be a little daunting, we have some great tips for a smooth journey and an enjoyable holiday that’ll keep you planning your next trip.

Towing a caravan adds a whole new dimension to your holiday. There are so many more options for where you can go. But before you get on the road, there are a few more things to think about – how much time you spend driving, where to park, the extra weight slowing you down and using more fuel.

Here are our hints for your first caravanning adventure:

Make a checklist

Before you go, think about the extras you’ll need:

• Towing mirrors (legally required)
• Extra water and oil
• Spare tyre
• Current travel advice

Some items aren’t needed straight away, but you might add them later for a better caravanning experience, like wheel locks and sway control bars.

Check and re-check

Inside the van and outside before you take off. Make sure everything is safe:

• Check the lights (brakes, indicators) work when plugged in
• Everything inside is secure – drawers, windows, doors, all locked up
• Check that the jockey wheel is up
• Raise the caravan step
• Make sure you have the keys to unlock it when you get there! (Hint: take a spare key and leave it in the car)

Less is more

Yes, it’s nice to be comfortable when you travel, but you don’t need all the creature comforts from home. Think about the weight of all those ‘just in case’ items you’re packing (and probably won’t use). Knowing the weight in your van matters. You can usually find a shop for other things you didn’t pack, depending on where you’re going.

Watch the weight

Watch the weight – swap a few things:

• Crockery and cutlery for sturdy plastic ones
• Avoid glass where possible
• Bottle of wine for a cask (yes, really!)

Think about other drivers

Once on the road, you can travel quickly and get ahead of the traffic, but towing a van is different from driving a car. Use the slow vehicle turnouts where you can. Allow more room for turning and take it easy when stopping – remember you have a big weight behind you. We’ve all been stuck behind a slow-travelling van before, so be courteous. Getting there is part of the adventure! Let others have a great caravanning adventure too.

Top up when you can

Be prepared! Towing a van uses more petrol, so fill up when you can. No one likes seeing the gauge fall to empty with no service station in sight. A jerry can for those long-distance legs can give you peace of mind.

Work as a team

This covers everything from helping to reverse (yes, everyone has had multiple attempts at reversing while having a crowd gather at the caravan park to watch and offer advice), to the set-up and pack down. Have a routine, talk to each other and trust each other. While a caravanning holiday is a wonderful chance to relax and get away, it’s also a time when you need to lend a hand.

Be kind

Offer leftovers to fellow travellers, have a chat with your van ‘neighbours’. You might find out the best places to stop on your way to your next destination. You’ll get advice (not all will be needed or taken), but you’ll give advice too. Relax, play a game of cards, and enjoy a wine as the sun sets, and you’ll discover caravanning as a way of life that you love.

Your first caravanning trip might not be perfect, and that’s fine. You’ll make mistakes, learn things, and probably have a few worrying moments. But you’ll also work out why caravanning becomes a way of life for so many people.

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We’ve been helping caravanners at Yarra Valley Caravan Storage for over 10 years with 24/7 access and affordable rates. Contact us chat about your storage needs.

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Caravan Storage Melbourne Eastern Suburbs

Secure storage with 24/7 access in Melbourne's outer east

If you’re based in Melbourne’s eastern suburbs and looking for reliable caravan storage, we offer a secure, owner-operated facility in Dixons Creek, 20 minutes from Lilydale and an easy drive from suburbs like Croydon, Mooroolbark and Montrose. Whether you’re storing short-term between trips or looking for a long-term home for your caravan, we make the process simple and personal. 

Why Caravan Owners in the Eastern Suburbs Choose Us

• We’re the only licensed storage facility in the Yarra Ranges
• 24/7 access – no access fees
• Personal, owner-managed service
• Affordable rates based on van size
• Flexible terms for short- or long-term storage
• Private, secure sites with plenty of space to manoeuvre
• Located close to Yarra Glen and Healesville, ideal for weekend getaways

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Private Caravan Storage in Melbourne’s Outer East

You’re in the right place if you’re after private caravan storage that’s secure, well-managed and easy to access. We offer dedicated outdoor storage on a fully fenced rural property with wide bays, 24/7 access, and real people on-site every day.

Located in Dixons Creek, an hour from Melbourne, Yarra Valley Caravan Storage provides owner-operated storage designed for travellers who value space, flexibility and simple, straightforward service.

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Secure & Convenient Caravan Storage Melbourne

If you’ve been searching for reliable caravan storage Melbourne, you know how frustrating it can be to find a straightforward option without the gimmicks. At Yarra Valley Caravan Storage, we’ve been providing secure Melbourne caravan storage for over 10 years.

Located in Dixons Creek, 60 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD and only 20 minutes from the eastern suburbs, we offer secure storage with genuine service and none of the hassle.

Why Our Location Makes Sense for Melbourne Caravan Owners

Our Melba Highway location isn’t just convenient – it’s practical. We’re positioned on the route to Lake Eildon and Victoria’s High Country, meaning you’re already on your way to your destination when you pick up your caravan.
For residents of Melbourne’s eastern suburbs like Ringwood, Croydon, and Lilydale, we’re a direct drive up the Maroondah Highway to Yarra Glen, then just 12 minutes north on the Melba Highway.

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You’ve had a lovely trip away, seen new sights, enjoyed new experiences and now you need to think about what to do with your ‘home away from home’ when you’re not using it. Before we dive into our tips, here’s a thought: Your caravan looked after you on your travels, now it’s time to return the favour.

Running a caravan isn’t just about the adventures. It’s about the care in between that keeps your mobile holiday home in top condition for years to come. As experienced caravan storage providers, we’ve seen firsthand how a little preparation can save thousands in potential repairs and ensure your next getaway starts without a hitch.

Here’s how to make storage work for your caravan, no matter how long it’s sitting idle.

Clean like you mean it

Give your vehicle a thorough clean both inside and out.

On the outside, give it a good going over to remove dirt build-up, which can trap moisture. Use a gentle cleaning agent that won’t harm the paint or bodywork.

Our insider tip: Add a splash of vinegar to your wash water – it cuts through grime without damaging surfaces and helps prevent water spots.

Clean off any mould that might have popped up, and touch up any paint chips or scratches.

Pack away sheets, cushions and other fabrics that could grow mould inside. If you’re leaving your van for a longer stretch, vacuum bags work brilliantly for storing these items.

The spots most people forget:

• Under the sink, where moisture loves to linger
• The tracks of sliding doors where dust collects
• Behind the toilet cassette area
• The air conditioning filter

Keep cupboards and wardrobes open to help air move around –  this simple step prevents that musty smell that can develop in closed spaces.

Show your tyres some love

Check your tyres properly. We all know how important this is before, during and after towing. With your van safely in storage, take the opportunity to give it a proper once-over.

What to look for:

• Uneven tread wear (might signal alignment issues)
• Cracks in the sidewalls
• Correct pressure (slightly higher than driving pressure helps prevent flat spots)

Insider tip: If storing long-term, rotate your caravan by a quarter turn every few months. We’ve seen too many caravans with warped tyres from sitting in one position too long!

For vans stored outside, UV-resistant tyre covers are worth every penny. Think of them as sunscreen for your tyres – they’ll last much longer.

Manage your electrics wisely

Make sure any outside plugs and outlets won’t get wet – wrap them in plastic or cover with waterproof tape. Unplug all cords from power sources while stored.

Pro tip: Take a quick photo of your electrical setup before disconnecting everything. You’d be surprised how helpful this is when you’re setting up again months later!

Remember to switch off anything that might drain your main battery. Take out batteries from remotes, clocks and other small items to prevent them leaking and causing damage.

For long-term storage, consider a trickle charger for your main battery. It’s a small investment that can save you from that dreaded flat battery when you’re ready to hit the road again.

Final touches that make the difference

Remove all food to avoid attracting unwanted visitors. Leave the fridge door slightly open to stop mould and nasty smells.

We’ve learned a trick: Place a container of bicarbonate of soda in the fridge and another in the main living area. It absorbs odours and helps control moisture, and it is much cheaper than commercial products!

Disconnect your gas bottle – this is just good safety practice.

Double-check that all hatches, vents and windows are properly closed and sealed.

Finally, lock up, secure everything, and if you have a cover, pop it on until your next adventure calls!

Storage that works for you

If you’re looking for secure caravan storage with 24/7 access in the Yarra Valley, we’d love to help. Locals and travellers have trusted our family-owned facility for over 10 years.

Here’s what to keep in focus:

• Clean thoroughly inside and out
• Protect tyres and check pressure
• Manage electrical components and remove batteries
• Remove all food and leave the fridge slightly open
• Disconnect gas and secure all openings

Whether you’re storing for a month or the entire winter, these simple steps will ensure your caravan stays in great shape, ready for your next holiday.

Need a secure place to store your caravan? Call us to find out about availability – we’ve got plenty of space and can find the perfect spot for your home on wheels!

Product Suggestions for Caravan Storage

Looking to take your caravan care a step further? These are some of the most widely used and trusted products among Australian caravan owners when preparing for storage.

Cleaning

• Bowden’s Own Caravan & RV Wash – gentle, pH-balanced cleaner that’s safe for paint, decals and seals
• Thetford Black Streak Remover – effective for cleaning stubborn exterior marks and grime
• Selleys Sugar Soap Wipes – handy for interior cupboards, drawers and benchtops

Fabric and moisture protection

• SpaceSaver Vacuum Storage Bags – ideal for storing bedding and cushions long-term
• DampRid Refillable Moisture Absorbers – help reduce condensation in enclosed spaces
• Bicarbonate of Soda – a natural option for absorbing odours in the fridge and pantry

Battery and electrical care

• Projecta Trickle Charger (12V) – maintains battery health during extended storage
• Weatherproof plug covers (e.g. Nylex or Arlec brands) – protect external power inlets from the elements
• Eneloop Rechargeable Batteries – long-lasting and leak-resistant for remotes and small appliances

Ventilation and sealing

• Camec Roof Vent Covers – allow airflow while keeping water and debris out
• Raven Weather Stripping – easy DIY draught-sealing tape for doors and windows

Tyre and security care

• Coast Tyre Guards – UV-resistant covers to protect tyres from sun damage
• Wheel chocks and lock sets – recommended if storing for extended periods on uneven surfaces

Covering your caravan

• ADCO Designer Series Caravan Cover – breathable, water-resistant and UV-stabilised
• Camec Premium Plus Cover – a popular all-rounder suited to a range of van sizes

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One heavy cast iron pot would be filled with marinated lamb, which my Godmother had lovingly prepared during the week. The other pot would be loaded with potato, pumpkin, carrots and other delish roasted veggies. Everyone loved every bite, even those of us who weren’t the biggest fans of a roast dinner. It was something we would wait for and it took hours of cooking over the open fire. Just the right amount of hot coals had to be built up and then during the cooking time it was closely monitored and tested along the way. It’s these moments that make for great childhood camping memories.

I am sure during the cooking process the odd slug of beer was dribbled in for good measure and of course extra flavour. I hope you will give it a try next time you go camping and enjoy the memories as much as I have.

Marinated Campfire Lamb

Looking for the perfect autumn campfire recipe? This marinated lamb has been a family favourite for years, and now it’s become a hit with our caravan community too!

Ingredients:

• Large leg of Lamb, boned (2kg)
• ½ cup orange juice
• ¼ cup honey
• 3 tbsp. teriyaki sauce
• ¼ cup mint, chopped
• 2 cloves garlic
• Salt & Pepper
• 3 tbsp. oil

Method: Combine all ingredients and pour over lamb. Leave to marinate overnight turning lamb every now and then. Cook lamb in camp oven over glowing coals. Preferably on Easter Saturday after a visit to the local pub. Turn often and baste with marinade. Allow about 20min each side for meat to still be a little pink in the centre. Or if you rather 30-35min each side for well-done lamb. To be enjoyed with a fine glass of red wine and good friends!

More Ideas for 2025

Since we first shared this post, we’ve gathered even more campfire recipes from our caravan community. Here are some of the best ideas that have been tested around campfires across Victoria:

Bee’s Camping Doughnuts

• Make up a pile of simple white bread jam sandwiches
• Whip the crusts off and cut into 4 squares
• Dunk them in pancake batter (made from scratch or shake n bake)
• Cook them in a fry pan as if you’re cooking pancakes
• Roll in sugar and a bit of cinnamon
• Hot jam donuts ready to enjoy!

Angela’s Eggy Boats

• Fill and stand tortillas with whatever chopped up ingredients you like (normally omelette ingredients) diced bacon, chorizo, capsicum, onion mushroom, tomato
• Whisk together grated cheese, eggs, salt and pepper
• Pour the egg mixture over tortillas (don’t fill it too much as it expands)
• Cook in a foil tray in your ziggy or over hot campfire coals in a cast iron pot

Keep it Simple

If you are looking for something a little simpler but equally as delicious try a few of these ideas. All of these have been suggested by fellow campers so they are tried and tested and loved.

What to try:

• Chow Mein – A great way to use up vegetables before you head for home
• Baked spuds cooked under campfire coals – endless topping possibilities!
• Damper jaffles filled with ham, cheese, and tomato, or cooked chicken with avocado
• Slow-cooked pulled pork on the campfire – a crowd favourite
• Nachos, Roast avocado eggs, Veggie lasagne – all cooked in Dutch oven over the campfire
• Pizzas – easy to do and perfect for camping
• Roasted bananas filled with delicious melted chocolate and sprinkles
• Campfire scones – Trust me on this one
• Stuffed mushroom caps in the camp oven filled with onion, zucchini, feta & relish

Insider Tip for 2025

This year, we’ve seen more campers bringing their portable pizza ovens to campsites. If you’re planning to stay at a site with good fire access, consider bringing yours along! Nothing beats homemade pizza with that smoky campfire flavour.

Now you have no reason to be stuck for campfire meal ideas this Autumn. If you need more inspiration the Facebook group The Best Free Camping Spots in Victoria continues to be an absolute treasure trove of knowledge.

Looking for a secure place to store your caravan between camping trips? At Yarra Valley Caravan Storage, we offer 24/7 access so you can grab your camping gear whenever inspiration strikes. Give us a call to learn more!

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A holiday on wheels allows you to travel anyway, so why not holiday in Victoria after Isolation lockdown restrictions are over? Road Trips are a perfect way to explore new regions and discover hidden gems.  What’s not to love as you pack up and put on your favourite tunes and drive away to visit your as yet undiscovered? Everything is within a few hours drive, so plan to get away for a day or two and enjoy the best of what Victoria has to discover.

Here are some of our favourite places to visit

The Great Ocean Road

The Great Ocean Road

If it has been a while since you took the trip – do yourself a favour and re-visit the Great Ocean Road. There are plenty of beautiful lookouts to enjoy, perhaps take a journey into the Maits Rest Rainforest. The Cape Otway Lighthouse is spectacular for those not afraid of heights, or for those that like it underground, try the Princess Margaret Rose Cave.  

Wilsons Promontory

Looking for a wellness adventure in the outdoors?

Wind your way down to the peninsula on the southernmost point of Victoria – Wilsons Promontory. It has everything from wildlife, to stunning beaches, bouldering mountain ranges and beautiful scenery.  Take a hike over Squeaky Beach, it’s a must if you like pure white sandy beaches,

Marysville and the Black Spur

Situated in the foothills of the Yarra Valley and Melbourne’s closest Alpine Resort is the beautiful township of Marysville. The town is just a 90min drive from Melbourne. Stop on the way at a winery, grab some lunch from the local bakery, travel along the scenic Black Spur and find your way to Marysville. Wander the forest, find Keppel Falls and of course Steavenson Falls, which are one of the most spectacular in Victoria.  Fishing, Biking, shopping, markets and of course some places to wine & dine will keep you occupied at Marysville.

Daylesford

If a spa country getaway sounds more like your ‘must do’ then a trip Daylesford is your destination. Point the car north and drive. Not only is it known for its world-famous mineral springs and spa resorts, but it also offers romantic, relaxing stays and fine dining. A visit to Jubilee Lake is just a few minutes’ walk from Daylesford, offering a peaceful place with a range of family-friendly activities. Locals will tell you a must is to visit some of the art exhibitions and galleries too.

Bright

More than just a snow holiday destination, Bright in North East Victoria is beautiful. Sure, take a day to have some fun toboggining at Mount Buffalo, but then rug up and enjoy a hearty red wine at the local country pub by the fire. Spend some time visiting some hidden gems in the towns near to Bright including Myrtleford and Porepunkah. Grab a bike and see what beautiful spaces there, or perhaps you would prefer to visit the many wineries, take a swing of the clubs and play some golf, throw out a line and enjoy some time fishing, or book a rock-climbing adventure.

Lakes Entrance

Gippsland

Within Gippsland, you will find Buchan Caves Reserve, one of the largest cave systems in Victoria. Pack a picnic and enjoy the scenic reserve with abundant wildlife, or better still, stay a night at a powered site, wilderness retreat, or cabin and enjoy the stars at night. The Fairy cave offers a fantastic family experience with magnificent stalactite and stalagmite displays. 

Lakes Entrance and the 90 Mile Beach

On the east coast of Victoria, Lakes Entrance is a standout for summer road trips. It’s relaxed, easy to navigate with a van, and right on the edge of the famous 90 Mile Beach. Take a walk over the footbridge to the ocean, enjoy fish and chips on the water, or launch a boat and explore the lakes. Great for families or anyone wanting a classic coastal break.

The Grampians (Gariwerd)

Towering cliffs, native wildlife and sweeping views make the Grampians a favourite for those who like a mix of activity and downtime. Base yourself in Halls Gap for access to walking trails, waterfalls and rock art sites. The region is caravan-friendly, with plenty of powered sites and scenic drives.

Macedon Ranges

An easy drive from Melbourne, the Macedon Ranges region combines small towns, forest drives and quiet walks. Visit Hanging Rock, explore local food and wine producers, or take a few days to relax in Woodend or Trentham. It’s peaceful, cool in summer, and full of character.

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Site Set up

When setting up your site consider the space around you. Especially if you are in a park with space give people that. Don’t park your van right alongside theirs and don’t park your van or car in a way that blocks the access to their site.

Back-up Power

Sometimes you will camp in places where you need to use your back-up generator as a source of power for your van. Generally parks will have rules around times of when you can and can’t use them stick to the rules. Don’t leave your generator running all through the night, this will ensure comfort for everyone around you.

Keep to the Path

When out exploring the park make sure you don’t walk through other campers sites. You wouldn’t walk through your neighbours backyard without being invite the same applies in caravan parks. If you do find yourself inadvertently walking through a quick hello and apology works well. It’s all about respecting others space.

Take only memories, Leave only footprints

Before you leave the site make sure you are taking any rubbish you may have left behind. Don’t leave your rubbish in the cold fire pit or stuffed behind a tree. Show care for the environment you are enjoying being in.

Keep your pets secured

If you are in a park that allows pets ensure they stay on your site. Tether them with a  rope so that they have room to explore without intruding on others sites. You may know your dog is friendly however your neighbours do not.

Keep the noise down

A little like your generator other park guests won’t appreciate loud partying noises late into the night.

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Spa Country

Heading north you’ll hit Australia’s premium spa country, the ideal girls weekend away. Daylesford and Hepburn Springs are the home of indulgence. Some of the most popular include The Mineral Spa and Hepburn Bathhouse & Spa. Tempting as it is to laze all day indulge your taste buds at one of the many restaurants or cafes. With everything from fine dining to casual relaxed meals there is something to suit every taste bud. You must check out the Lake House Restaurant the images alone are enough to make you drool.

After a day of personal indulgence you’ll be ready to explore the many cool climate vineyards in the region. Then it’s onto our passion of shopping. Shopping around Daylesford is an absolute treasure trove of quirky, unique gift shops, boutiques and bookshops. Finish your second day with a bushwalk around the beautiful Lake Daylesford or the more adventurous Hepburn Regional Park.

Mornington Peninsula

For a totally different experience head south towards the bay to the beautiful clear waters of the Mornington Peninsula. From Mount Martha all the way through to Portsea there is so much to explore, taste and sip on. Start your weekend relaxing on the quiet beaches of Mount Martha. You will find a small beach with beautiful sandy shores to relax on and clear crystal waters to refresh in. Once you have enjoyed a dip head over to South Beach Project for a beautifully prepared lunch and glass of local wine.

Then it’s off to Red Hill for a day of wine tasting. With so many vineyards you are sure to find a drop you will love enjoying with your friends tonight. Continue to indulge your taste buds at Cellar & Pantry where you will find a huge assortment of everything you need to create the perfect grazing table for dinner tonight along with a delish lunch. For your final day on the peninsula head toward Sorrento for a little main street shopping. Then on to Portsea for an indulgent lunch at the historical Portsea Hotel overlooking the crystal clear waters of the bay. Finish your weekend with a stroll along Millionaires Walk for some of the most stunning views and spectacular homes.

Yarra Valley

When you think of the Yarra Valley you think of wine. But did you know the region is also filled with amazing fresh produce and unique gardening experiences. Just over 1 hour East of Melbourne you will be transported to an area of rolling hills and gorgeous views. This weekend could be an early spectacular start with a Hot Air Balloon ride over the entire valley. Of course finish this off with a glass of bubbles for breakfast. Then it’s onto a day of touring the many vineyards of the region and enjoying all they have to offer. Don’t forget to fill your tummy along the way Meletos in Coldstream offer a beautiful dining experience in their new outdoor café overlooking the vineyards. A little further up the road you could try Steels Gate in Dixons Creek offer a unique locally sourced menu and include produce from their own kitchen garden.

Your second day in the Valley should be spent exploring the other beauty of the region it’s gardens. The Yarra Valley also host to a beautiful selection of gardens from ornamental to kitchen gardening. Start with a guided tour of the Edible Forest in Dixons Creek a place where they grow edible plants, create experiences and encourage you to breathe the fresh air. Then head just down the road to Alowyn Gardens in Yarra Glen to wander their beautifully manicured gardens and be inspired throughout the seasons. All this walking is sure to build an appetite so to end the weekend in a truly indulgent manner head right next door to the Yarra Valley Chocolaterie 

Great Ocean Road

Our final girls weekend away destination may be a little more than a weekend away simply because of its distance. The Great Ocean road is one of Victoria’s most well know tourist attractions. Starting in Torquay and extending all the way through to Warrnambool 250km away.  This spectacular coast is filled with beautiful natural sites, delish food and quaint towns. Start your trip exploring Torquay and enjoying a beautiful breakfast at one of the many cafes along the esplanade. Why not tap into your inner surf chick and head to Bells Beach for some of Australia’s best waves. Then it’s time to hit the road towards Lorne. This quaint town offers a great assortment of cafes, restaurants and shops to explore and indulge. Take a lovely long stroll along the beach front to refresh and unwind.

Heading inland to the The Otways explore the rainforest trails and discover the wildlife. Of course no trip along the Great Ocean road is complete without viewing the 12 Apostles. Perhaps a little further up the road but still worth the visit is the quaint little town of Port fairy where you will have the opportunity to visit Time and Tide. Here you can finish your weekend with a High Tea perched upon a cliff overlooking the Southern Ocean. What a way to end your trip.

We would love to hear about your experiences travelling Victoria with your fave girls so don’t forget to tag Yarra Valley Caravan Storage in your social posts or #yarravalleycaravanstorage.

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