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Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park Voyage Tips and guide

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    Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park is a historic national heritage park near Castlemaine in the Goldfields region of Victoria. The park protects of what is some of the largest relics from the Victorian gold rush.

    The park is on the Australian National Heritage List.

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    History

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    Landscape

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    Flora and fauna

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    Climate

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    Get in

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    From Melbourne, take the route to get to Castlemaine except instead turn into the park about 10 kilometres before the town of Castlemaine. From the town of Castlemaine, head east until Chewton where you'd have then arrived at the park.

    Fees and permits

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    Map
    Map of Castlemaine Diggings National Heritage Park

    Get around

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    See

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    Do

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    Buy, eat and drink

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    There are none in the park.

    Sleep

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    There are campgrounds at Vaughan Mineral Springs, Warburtons Bridge and Chokem Flat all which are free and do not require bookings.

    Stay safe

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