If you find the Great Ocean Road crowded with tour buses during peak hours, consider visiting The Bakers Oven for a quieter experience. This spot is particularly serene in the late morning to mid-afternoon, and especially during the summer. It's also a great place to catch a peaceful sunset, as it tends to be less crowded compared to other popular locations along the road.
Why you should go
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Experience beautiful and unique rock formations along the coast
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Avoid crowds often found at popular attractions like Loch Ard Gorge or Twelve Apostles
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Enjoy peaceful sunsets with magnificent views in a quiet setting
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Random stop along great ocean road. Great photo taking too
Beautiful location away from the crowds to view mother nature at work.
Easy to park, although the track in can be a bit narrow.
Track is dirt, but very smooth currently.
Supervision of young ones required as there are no barriers.
Nice stop to visit with an open ocean view . Very quiet and nobody there when I visited on Thursday afternoon (in October)
Only cars are allowed to enter a small path leading to the cliff. Campervan and busses not allowed. Small parking area available. The view is beautiful.
Random stop along great ocean road. Great photo taking too
Beautiful location away from the crowds to view mother nature at work.
Easy to park, although the track in can be a bit narrow.
Track is dirt, but very smooth currently.
Supervision of young ones required as there are no barriers.
Nice stop to visit with an open ocean view . Very quiet and nobody there when I visited on Thursday afternoon (in October)
Only cars are allowed to enter a small path leading to the cliff. Campervan and busses not allowed. Small parking area available. The view is beautiful.
Bakers oven Track, off, Great Ocean Rd, Port Campbell VIC 3269, Australia
Know before you go
Visit during late morning to mid-afternoon or in summer to avoid tour bus crowds on Great Ocean Road
Supervise young children closely due to lack of barriers near cliffs
Drive carefully on the narrow dirt track leading to Bakers Oven's small parking area
Consider visiting multiple times as you might have this scenic spot all to yourself
Reviews
The Bakers Oven is a hidden gem along the Great Ocean Road, offering stunning views of rock formations and the coastline. Visitors appreciate the peaceful atmosphere away from crowds, easy parking with a narrow dirt track, and the need for supervision due to lack of barriers. The location provides an open ocean view perfect for sunset photography and wildlife sightings. While some find it challenging to locate the entrance on a single-track road, others enjoy the serene experience of being alone at this less touristy spot.
Beautiful location away from the crowds to view mother nature at work.
Easy to park, although the track in can be a bit narrow.
Track is dirt, but very smooth currently.
Supervision of young ones required as there are no barriers.
Nice stop to visit with an open ocean view . Very quiet and nobody there when I visited on Thursday afternoon (in October)
Only cars are allowed to enter a small path leading to the cliff. Campervan and busses not allowed. Small parking area available. The view is beautiful.
A little dirt road off the Great Ocean Road and with stunning views. If you want to see some of the amazing coastline in this area but don't want to wade through the crowds at Loch Ard or the Twelve Apostles, this is the stop for you.
Been here 4 times and every time I'm the only one there.
One of the less touristy attraction. The view during sunset is of magnificent.
However, need to be mindful when you drove in the dirt path as it only have one vehicle width allowance but it brought you to the coast area.
Enjoy the scenery!