Camping areas A to Z listing

Saddleback Island features a small site on the island’s sandy spit – a wilderness camping experience but can be exposed during northerly winds.

Set up camp in a beach environment along the bank of Salmon Creek.

Set up camp under a canopy of delicate freshwater mangrove flowers on either side of beautiful Saltwater Creek.

Sandy Bay, Long Island camping area features a small secluded beach lined with mangroves and backed by rainforest. Walking track depart the campsite allowing you to explore Long Island.

Sandy Bay, South Molle Island camping area features a good open camping area with a long sandy beach, providing an excellent opportunity for beachcombing. Great for keen bushwalkers, the bay…

This sheltered camping area is beachside accommodation at its greatest! Set yourself up here and explore the surrounding area.

Information about the walkers camps available for booking as part of the Scenic Rim Trail.

Set up camp in this peaceful camping area that has stunning lake and forest views and rich birdlife.

Pitch your tent and rest beneath shady gum trees at this tranquil bush camp on the outskirts of Brisbane.

Sea kayaking camping areas provide beach access at various locations on the eastern side of Hinchinbrook Island along the coast between George Point and Ramsay Bay.

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

Seven Mile camping area is adjacent to a large waterhole on the banks of the North Kennedy River, this spot is ideal for fishing.

Camping on Shields Island is located near Hexham Island, 35 kilometres north-east of Stanage Bay and can be reached by boat only.

Shirley Shearing Shed camping area features a camping area near the old shearing shed.

Camp among rolling sand dunes under starry outback skies.

Singapore Bay, Keswick Island has a long sandy beach and is fringed with coastal she-oaks. Bush camping is allowed on the shoreline above the high tide area.

Camp beside this large waterhole on the Laura River and explore the feature-packed southern part of the park.

Skull camp camping area is an open forest site in the foothills on the south-eastern side of Mount Maroon located on Map Sheet: Maroon 9441-42, Grid Reference: 734 772.

You’l need to stay for a few days to fully unwind and experience all this magical part of the world has to offer.

Snapper Island camping area features peaceful bush camping, far from the bustle of the mainland and is a popular camping spot for sea kayakers. Located on the western side of…

After a hard day’s walk, soak up the seclusion of this peaceful walkers’ camp in the most southern and remote section of the park.

South Beach camping area is remote, island wilderness camping and can be reached by boat only.

Spend the night at this creek side camp below the iconic Steamers Range and majestic Mount Superbus.

South Jardine River camping area features sandy sites on the southern bank of the Jardine River, on the old Telegraph Road, 24km south of the Jardine River Ferry Crossing.

South Johnstone camping area features partially shady camp sites near the bank of the South Johnstone River.

Set beside Kobble Creek, this walk-in remote camp site is perfect for self-sufficient adventurers seeking seclusion and unspoiled nature.

For boat camping at its best, set up in this shady beach-side camping area and explore the island and surrounding waters.

South Repulse Island features a sheltered bay and campsite with views of Conway Range.

A very special place, this spectacular beach-side camping area will take your breath way.

South-east camping zone covers all eastern beach camp sites between Middle Road, heading south to Rous Battery. Sites vary in size and range from secluded sites to close social camping…

South-west camping zone covers all western camp sites from Tangalooma Bypass to Toulkerrie. Sites vary in size and range from secluded sites to close, social camping areas. Many sites have…

Southern Beach camping area is a remote bush camping with beach views and access for sea kayakers only.

Speewah camping area features an open grassy area fringed by rainforest trees, near the Speewah trailhead for the Barron Gorge National Park long-distance walking network.

Speewah camping area features an open grassy area fringed by rainforest trees, near the Speewah trailhead for the Barron Gorge National Park long-distance walking network.

Set up your Main Range home-away-from-home at the eastern gateway to historical Spicers Gap.

Discover a magical landscape and eagle-eye views at this sheltered site at the top of Spicers Peak.

Offering space, warm winter sunshine and spectacular views, this is a brilliant stopover on the Spicers Peak circuit.

Enjoy the sun’s first rays at this charming site on the edge of lush rainforest and sheltered from westerly winds.

There’s something for every camper at this popular beachside spot on the eastern side of the peninsula.

The Starkvale camping area is located in a forest setting, close to walking tracks approximately 2km south-east of Robinson Gorge lookout.

Follow an old snig trail to this quiet camp site in regrowth forest close to sheoak-lined Steamer Creek.

Enjoy secluded camping in coastal forest, with breathtaking views over Hayman Island.

A sandy bush camp on the western side of Stephens Island.

Pitch your ten among luscious ferns at the easternmost end of one of South-East Queensland's most iconic landscape features.

Spend a night deep in the southern Lamington rainforest and close to the site of the 1937 Stinson Airliner crash.

Rest after a long day’s hike in this walkers’ camp near relics of Girraween's hand-crafted stone cottage and horse stables.

Stony Creek camp site is a 'hike-in' site set in open woodland beside Stony Creek.

Summer Falls walkers’ camp is located in a picturesque setting bordered by brush box (Lophostemon confertus), tallowwood (Eucalyptus microcorys) and white mahogany (Eucalyptus acmenoides).

Experience a challenging remote getaway, with magnificent views, peaceful waterholes, dramatic gorges and blissful nights spent under a canopy of stars.

This intimate and idyllic camping area is a great spot to base yourself while you explore the east coast of the island.

Swamp Bay bush camping area is a secluded, pebbly beachside camp, facilities are not provided.

This great stopover spot has sprawling views of volcanic peaks rising from the floor of the Fassifern Valley.

This secluded camping area, close to the northern entrance of the park, is a beautiful place to spend a few days.