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Camping in Queensland
Queensland offers campers a diverse variety of camping options. An absolutely beautiful state, that has so many different camping regions, you are spoiled for choice.
From rugged, tropical north Queensland, to the glitzy glamour of the Gold Coast and west to the ancient outback destinations, Queensland is a camping paradise. Forests, beaches, desert and bush. Majestic waterfalls, secluded beaches, protected forests and much more await campers to Queensland.
| Dundubura Camping Area - South East Queensland |
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Situated 76km nth of Hook Point. Camping sites are limited to camper-trailers and off road caravans. Coin operated showers are available Access is by vehicle barge from Inskip Point. Beware - Fraser Island has many Dingo's in residence, and it is illegal to feed them. Camping permits must be aquired prior to arrival. Best time to visit - All year round |
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| Charlie Moreland Camping - South East Queensland |
Kenilworth State Forest |
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Just 6km south of Kenilworth is the Kenilworth State Forest. With rainforests, creeks, scenic lookouts, waterfalls, and beautifull landscapes, this lovely forest makes for enjoyable camping. There are many types of birds and wildlife, with activities such as bushwalking, car touring, mountain bike riding and horse riding (permits required.) The camping ground is located 10km sth west of Kenilworth, via Sunday Creek Rd. Camping Permit required. |
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| Smalleys Beach Camping Area - North East Queensland |
Cape Hillsborough NP |
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Located 12km east of Seaforth, this spectacular park offers campers and day visitors rocky headlands, coastal scenes and beautiful sandy beaches. Conventional vehicle access is 2km north of Mackay via Cape Hillsborough Rd. Bring own drinking water, own firewood and fire bucket. Camping fees can be paid at self regisrtation station. |
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| Kalpowar Crossing Campground - Cape York Peninsula |
Lakefield NP |
Mostly suitable for tent based camping, this park is in an excellent region for fishing, hiking and exploring. Bring own firewood and drinking water. Boat access at the causeway. Access is by track from Ranger Head Quarters 1.3km
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| Carnarvon Gorge Camping Area - Far North Western Queensland |
Carnarvon NP |
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What a beautiful place to camp... Nearly 300,000 hectares in area, this area offers lots of interesting natural features, including waterfalls, rock art sites and wild life. The camping area is accessible in dry only, Camping permits are required. Coin operated showers. Gas/Fuel stoves only. |
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| Burke & Wills Dig Tree Camping Area -Western Queensland |
Dig Tree Reserve |
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This is the site where Burke & Wills expected to the rest of their team - the last chance survival... The Dig Tree is a famous tree where limited supplies were buried. Camping in this area is free, however the entrance fee is payable. Located alongside Cooper Creek. Firewood is supplied, bring own drinking water. |
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| Lawn Hill Gorge Camping Area - Western Queensland |
Boodjamull (Lawn Hill) NP |
Running alongside the QLD-NT border, southwest of Burketown, this wonderful park offers a range of activities for campers to enjoy. Collection of firwood in opark is not allowed. Bring gas/Fuel. Portable firepits are available.
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Camping Permits
Photos courtesy - Tourism QLD
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Queensland
