Camping areas A to Z listing

Camp in amongst shady ironbarks in an area steeped in pastoral history and relax after an adventurous day’s walk.

Get back to nature at this bush camp site, with stunning views over Pumicestone Passage to the Glass House Mountains and Toorbul.

Named after a famous Butchulla tracker, this peaceful boat-only area offers shade and shelter on the island's south-western shore.

Set up camp in the shade and spend hours exploring the long beach that hugs the island’s southern coastline.

Gheerulla camping area is a compact bush setting next to Gheerulla Creek.

Glastonbury Creek camping area is an open grassy area at the base of a hill.

Surrounded by dramatic ridgelines and not far from the creek, Glen Rock camping area offers small groups shade and seclusion, and large groups an open grassy area.

Goldsborough Valley camping area features a shady camping area adjacent to the Mulgrave River with fire ring and toilet facilities.

Goldsborough Valley camping area features a shady camping area adjacent to the Mulgrave River with fire ring and toilet facilities.

Enjoy a cool respite immersed in shady lowland rainforest on the bank of a creek and spend many rewarding hours birdwatching.

Governors Waterhole camping area is located in the Archer Bend Section of the park and features camping in an open woodland area beside Governors Waterhole.

Graham Range camping area is located next to the beach and surrounded by areas of paperbark and mangrove forests—Be Crocwise in croc country.

Granite camping area has shady beach-front vegetation and is bounded by a tidal creek and the rocky tip of Cape Melville.

Home Rule track (including Granite Creek camping area) features camping along the 17km Home Rule track in a quiet and remote national park.

Griffiths Creek camping area is a flat open grassy area sited about 100m from the creek bank. The Escarpment track walk has a trailhead at this camping area.

Grimston Point camping area is located in a peaceful and secluded area on the northern side of the point approximately seven nautical miles north of Coral Sea Marina, Airlie Beach.

Camp under the shade of a coolabah tree at this quiet, secluded retreat along the banks of Whistling Duck Creek.