Byfield National Park, Conservation Park and State Forest Capricorn

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Five Rocks camping area

Five Rocks camping area is surrounded by coastal woodland with access to a vehicle-free beach, explore the rugged headland of this area.

Accessible by

High clearance 4WD

Camping area facilities

Campfires allowed (conditions apply)
Generators allowed (conditions apply)
Picnic tables
Toilets (non-flush)
Wheelchair access (may require assistance)
Tent camping
Camper trailer camping
Shower cubicle (BYO shower)
Tent camping beside car
Walking
Scenic drive
Snorkelling and diving
Swimming
Fishing

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Five Rocks visitor map (PDF, 121.8KB)

Features: surrounded by coastal woodland with access to a vehicle-free beach.

Location: 28km east of Water Park Creek, just north of Stockyard Point township and accessed via Byfield National Park.

Access: the camping area can only be reached by 4WDs with high clearance. It is accessible for off-road camper trailers—track and weather conditions permitting. Read about road and track conditions.

Number of sites: 12 numbered and defined camp sites. Maximum six people per site.

Camp sites are suitable for: tent camping beside your car. Camp sites 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 and 11 are suitable for off-road camper trailers.

Camp site surface: sand/dirt/timber pallets.

Facilities: shower cubicle (BYO shower), composting toilets, picnic tables and water (treat before drinking).

Open fires: allowed in fire rings only (except when fire bans apply). Bring your own clean, milled timber. Fuel stoves are recommended.

Generators: allowed. Generators may be operated only between 8am and 7pm providing they have a sound rating of 65 decibels (2.0Kva) or less.

Essentials to bring: insect repellent, sunscreen, first-aid kit, sturdy rubbish bags, drinking water and sufficient fuel for your vehicle. Read more about before you visit.

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

Mobile phone coverage: unreliable—mobile reception may be available from Stockyard Point headland or on the beach at low tide. Consider taking a satellite phone.

Upcoming camping area availability