Bush camping
There are 6 camp areas in the southern area and all have toilets and a seasonal water supply. the northern area is a declared "wilderness area". it has 5 camp areas but toilets are generally not available. there are no camp areas in the central area. permits are required for overnight hikes and can be booked in advance or on arrival at the park entrance or at the visitor center at tidal creek.
Hiking
There are a number of short walks, day hikes and multi-day overnight hikes. fit walkers can make a full-day return hike from telegraph saddle to either the lighthouse at south east point or to south point.
Fishing
Is permitted in some areas. a recreational fishing license is required. no fishing is permitted in the marine national parks. in some areas line fishing only is permitted.
Swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving
Some of the best scuba diving in victoria is in the marine parks of wilsons promontory - deep, clear and full of interesting marine life. the prom is also popular for snorkeling.
Wildlife Coast Cruises
A four hour cruise along the northern coast with breathtaking scenery along the sheltered side of the Prom. During June there are regular whale sightings of Humpback and Southern Right Whales during the cruise.