We had trouble with getting reception in the area and for much of the drive back into town.

No free enjoy

Sheoak Falls, Mait rest forest walk, Teplet falls. Beauchamp Falls .

Yes they are but visit through full daylight hours as the beautiful Bush land, Canopy of Ferns and very Large Trees can make it damp and cool.. We have visited in Winter and the Falls are still beautiful just be careful going down the steep steps as it can be a little slippery in parts but the first section of steps are fine and there is a viewing point of the Falls where you can view them and a seat to sit on beyond there the steps are steep and a combination if timber which can be slippery.. I am not sure if you have visited as yet and I just noticed your question which no one had answered so I sincerely apologise for the delayed response.. Beautiful Attraction in Summer and Winter, Highly Recommend

Hi, dogs are not permitted at Erskine Falls due to the wildlife and pristine environment but a friend of ours found a pet sitter who looks after your dog/s at her home in the Lorne area for visitors who want to explore the national parks but cannot take their dogs with them,,, the Real Estate Agent maybe able to help you with names of locals who do this, I know their dogs stayed for a day whilst they visited these areas that don't permitt any dogs... Hope this helps you

I agree with Pauline's answer. There is plenty of room to pull in. Maybe try to avoid the busiest parts of the day during the holiday period as the carpark may fill up.

It's not a good idea as it is very rocky and doesn't have any ideal pools to sit in

Not that I saw there, but you do pass some picnic grounds on the way in that might have one

It is open again. I checked with parks Vic.

Most national parks pets are not allowed but contact the Lorne information centre and they will be able to give you more details.