Camping areas A to Z listing

Pack Trail camp site is a 'hike-in' site set in open woodland with views over the Herbert River Valley.

Paddle Bay, South Molle Island camping area features a sandy site which backs onto rainforest and overlooks Daydream Island. Well shaded, it offers plenty of opportunity to escape other campers…

Base yourself at this remote camp site high above the Condamine Gorge and explore the south-western part of the park.

Paddys Plain camping area is an open forest site located on Paddys Gully between Mount Maroon and Mount May located on Map Sheet: Maroon 9441-42, Grid Reference: 712 781.

Explore the Panorama Point area from this camp site nestled in montane heath blanketed by mosses and lichens.

Peach Trees camping area features an open forest setting beside Yabba Creek.

Peach Trees wheelchair friendly camp site with capacity of four is suitable for tent camping beside your car, caravan, camper trailer or campervan.

There’s something for every camper at this waterfront spot on the western side of the peninsula. With shady and secluded sites this camping area gives you all the benefits of…

Pelican Island is a rarely visited, rugged island covered in grassland and low vine thickets.

Penrith Island is one of the most remote in the South Cumberland Islands National Park.

Pioneer Bay camping area is remote, island bush camping and can be reached by boat only.

Planton Island camping area features a 'deserted island' experience, with tent sites nestled within the island’s dry rainforest. While the island cannot be navigated, a small sandy beach beside the…

Platypus Bay camping area is located in a designated area near a stone causeway.

Nestled under towering hoop pines, this waterfront camping area overlooks the dam wall and has beautiful lake views.

Walk through a continuous canopy of green on the way to this remote camp site deep in the Lamington rainforest.

This open and grassy camp site on Point Pure has magnificent valley and mountain range views.

This grassy and peaceful camping area, nestled by Dalrymple Creek, is a haven for birds and other animals.

Arrive by 4WD or by boat and camp with your friends in this spacious camping area on the shores of Pumicestone Passage.

Poverty Creek camping area is a large area that has open grassy sites and shady trees. It is situated on land that was once a cattle property.

Revel in this ideal escape on the sandy banks of Tin Can Bay, with fishing, boating, birdwatching and yabby pumping.

Powell Creek camping area is situated overlooking Powell Creek, on a stony plateau amongst the low wattles and mulga trees. Enjoy the peace and tranquillity; the area is ideal for…

Princess Hills camping area features separate shady camp sites in open woodland on the banks of the Herbert River.

Pump Hole 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.

Pyramid camping area is situated in the upper level of the Porcupine Gorge.