Mount Gambier also has two lakes, one which is a beautiful blue colour in the summer and then changes to grey in winter. This lake feeds the town so there is no swimming or boating allowed. The second lake available is for everyone to enjoy so the locals go swimming, diving and boating.

We found so much to do in Mount Gambier that we stayed for two nights at the campsite in the centre of town. At only £15.00 per night for a powered site it was an absolute bargain. Mount Gambier is at the heart of a volcanic region and many thousands of years ago the volcanos collapsed in on themselves creating lakes and sinkholes. The photo on this blog is taken at Umpherstone Sinkhole which has been transformed into a beautiful tranquil garden over many level...