Bulburin National Park Bundaberg | Gladstone

Granite Creek, Bulburin National Park. Photo credit: Sarah Jordan, Queensland Government

Zamia camping area

This is a small peaceful camping node on the western side of the four wheel drive loop, a place to enjoy the early morning songs of the local birdlife.

Accessible by

High clearance 4WD
Trail bike
Bicycle
Walk-in

Camping area facilities

Picnic tables
Tent camping
Tent camping beside car
Walking
Scenic drive
Trail bike riding

Zamia camping area.

Photo credit: Lisa Emmert, Queensland Government

Zamia palm.

Photo credit: Sarah Jordan, Queensland Government

Camping area features: set amongst trees in open eucalypt forest.

Location: on the north-western side of the four-wheel drive loop accessed from Bulburin Forest Road—15km from Builyan and 36km from the Bruce Highway via the Granite Creek access.

Access: the road is unsealed and can be reached via Builyan in a four-wheel-drive vehicle in dry weather only. Access from the Bruce Highway on the Granite Creek Forestry Road is possible for four-wheel-drive vehicles only in dry weather. It is not accessible for vehicles towing on-road trailers, caravans or for motor homes. Read more about getting there and getting around.

Number of sites: small area without separately defined sites. Maximum of 5 people per camp.

Camp sites are suitable for: tent camping beside your vehicle.

Camp site surface: dirt/grass.

Facilities: none, visitors must be self-sufficient and prepared for emergencies.

Open fires: Prohibited. Fuel stoves are recommended to minimise impacts.

Generators: not allowed.

Essentials to bring: all food and drinking water, sturdy rubbish bags, insect repellent, sun protection, remote-area first-aid kit, reliable torch, and communications equipment. Read more about before you visit.

Bookings: book online or learn about our camping booking options.

Mobile phone coverage: poor; satellite phones, UHF radios and EPIRBs recommended.

Upcoming camping area availability