Camping areas A to Z listing

After an exhilarating day’s walking through the highlands, relax in a lofty eucalypt forest scattered with giant cycads.

Escape the crowds and discover the Whitsundays' best camping area for snorkelling and bushwalking adventures.

Caiwarro Waterhole bush camping area is located in a shady area beside waterholes along the Paroo River, where you can go swimming, fishing, canoeing, birdwatching and bushwalking.

Camping area 1 is located in an open grassy area next to Bronte Creek, in the northern section of the park. Bronte Creek is a tidal saltwater creek located at…

Camping area 2 is located in an open grassy area next to a brackish waterhole, in the eastern section of the park. The waterhole is a land-locked creek inundated by…

Cannabullen Creek camping area features a small level clearing in the rainforest 100m from Cannabullen Creek, identified by a timber totem.

Canns Camp Creek camping area is a partially-shaded quiet camping area in open woodland.

This sheltered camping area is a great home base from which to explore the park and surrounding waters.

Your perfect camp site awaits! Find the one that is just right for you on the eastern coast of Cape Palmerston.

Captain Billy Landing camping area is located directly beside the beach, offering opportunities for beach walking and fishing.

You’ll be on the doorstep of Carnarvon Gorge when you set up camp in this well-equipped and shady camping area.

Carter Creek camping area features a small clearing in the rainforest beside Carter Creek, identified by a timber totem.

Two semi-grassed and semi-shaded sites are dedicated for use by persons with disabilities (PWD) linked to PWD facilities with an accessible toilet and shower cubicle (byo portable shower and water).

Set up your tent in this ideally located camping area, with scattered shady trees and views to Girraween's signature peak.

Sites are 5m x 6m in size, and are suitable…

Castle Rock (trailer sites) camping area has semi-grassed and semi-shaded sites suitable for small caravans and motorhomes, and various-sized camper trailers.

Sites are 12m x 9m in size.

Castle Rock camping area has three large semi-grassed and semi-shaded sites suitable for camper trailers, caravans and motor homes.

Sites are 14m x 12m in size, and allow for two…

Castle Tower bush camping area is set in tranquil bush surrounds.

Cedar Bay camping area features a quiet and remote area amid coastal vegetation.

Camp beside the creek among red cedars and bunya pines and enjoy walks through rainforest and open eucalypt forest.

Cedar Pass camping area is a pleasant rainforest site. Well protected in windy weather.

Towering forests create a cool retreat at this well-equipped island camping area that is alive with wildlife.

Central Station camping area is located inland from Eurong. The camping area features a large, formal, fenced camping area, set in rainforest with access to a variety of walks and…

Rest and recharge after a day of walking at this well-equipped camping area nestled in shady forest and alive with birdsong.

Set up camp in your own secluded piece of paradise and discover the walking tracks and snorkelling reefs of Chance Bay.

Pitch your tent and do as much or as little as you choose at this scenic camp beside Little Yabba Creek.

Nestle down behind the coastal dunes, sheltered from sea breezes, and enjoy fishing and birdwatching in this popular beachside escape.

Chipps Hut camping area features beachfront camping with ocean breezes.

Chong Swamp camping area is located in the Coen River Section of the park and features camping in a cleared area beside Chong Swamp.

The camping area features a large, open grassy area adjacent to the Bicentennial National Trail.

Cleared Ridge camping area is located on top of a ridge along a fire trail located on Map Sheet: Mt Lindesay 9441-13, Grid Reference: 676 745.

Cochable Creek camping area is located on the bank of Cochable Creek. It is a trailhead for Koolmoon Creek track and Cannabullen Creek track—part of the Misty Mountains wilderness tracks.

Cockatoo Beach, North Molle Island camping area features a number of large campsites around the forest edge face Daydream, Mid and South Molle islands.

Spend the night camping under stars close to Cockatoo Creek at this walk-in only bush camping area.

Cockermouth Island is a hilly island is mainly open grassland. Large tidal lagoons occur on the island’s western side where low tides expose an ancient Pleistocene reef.

Nestled along Cocoa Creek, set up a camper trailer or tent beside your four-wheel-drive in close proximity to Cocoa Creek.

Coconut Beach bush camping area is located on the southern end of Coconut Bay. The camping area is remote and can be accessed in good weather by boat only.

Comboyuro Point is a large campground providing shady sites of various sizes. All sites are marked with totems. The area offers sheltered bay waters.

Conical Island’s small size together with its stunning views make it an intimate camping destination. A small sandy beach on the southern side complements the rugged, rocky platforms on the…

Camp high on the ‘Rooftop of Queensland’ in the remote and beautiful landscape of the Consuelo Tableland after a strenuous day’s hike.

Relax in this laid-back camping area on the banks of Coochin Creek, set amid open forest and woodlands.

Set up camp in the shade of cool rainforest, with a musical backdrop of birdsong, and discover the story of historic Cooks Hut.

This small, peaceful camping area has stunning ocean views that are best enjoyed on a leisurely sunset beach stroll.

Coombe Island camping area is private boat-based camping—only one group is permitted to camp at any one time on the southern side of Coombe Island.

With superb views and brilliant fishing and boating, you are sure to enjoy the peace and tranquillity of this secluded camping area.

Bush camping is permitted in Cordalba State Forest. Access is walk-in only and campers need to be fully self-sufficient as no facilities are provided.

Corni Paroo Waterhole bush camping area is located in a shady area beside waterholes along the Paroo River, where you can go swimming, fishing, canoeing, birdwatching and bushwalking.

Coastal camp sites sheltered behind the dunes close to beaches, scenic drives, walks, lakes and amenities.

Escape to a picturesque camping hideaway at the doorstep to the best snorkelling, diving and boating experiences in the Whitsundays.

While away the days at this popular camping area managed by the Mackay Regional Council. It is sprawled along both banks of the North Kennedy River.

Crocodile camping area is around 2km long, and has a shady beach-front vegetation and is bounded by tidal creeks.

Crows Nest camping area is situated amid open eucalypt woodland.

Tucked away from passing boat traffic, this secluded site forms the gateway to the Whitsundays’ rich and vibrant cultural history.

Load up the boat and escape the crowds at your own secluded camp site on the banks of Lake Tinaroo.