Campgrounds A to Z listing

T Junction camping area is a pristine, rarely visited rainforest site. Well protected in windy weather.

Tallowwood walkers’ camp is set within eucalypt woodland, dominated by blackbutt (Eucalyptus pilularis), brush box (Lophostemon confertus), flooded gum (Eucalyptus grandis) and tallowwood (Eucalyptus microcorys).

Tancred Island, Shute Harbour camping area is close to mainland facilities, however, this private campsite is hidden from Shute Harbour by Repair Island. The area is suitable for walk-in camping…

This protected beach camping area is one of the island’s most secluded, and a paradise for water activities.

Watch the sunrise over the ocean from your tent and revel in the freedom of many happy hours exploring this remote beach.

Sleep under the stars in this idyllic camping spot near The Broadwater—a large, permanent waterhole and wildlife haven.

The Diggings camping area offers tall trees shade a grassy clearing near Broken River.

Overlooking the Hinchinbrook Channel, this is the only camping area on the western side of Hinchinbrook Island.

The Palms camping area features open woodland adjacent to waterhole on Melaleuca Creek.

The Razorback camping area features a secluded small camping area in a tall blackbutt forest setting.

The Settlement camping area is the only camping area in Springbrook National Park.

The Spit (Western Beach) camping area features shady trees overlooking sandy beaches.

The Wall camping area features a grassy clearing on the south bank of Annie Creek and can be reached by high clearance 4WD only (steep rocky sections).

The Wrecks campground is set next to a sheltered bay. Sites are well defined and surrounded by native trees and shrubs.

Thilba Thalba walkers' camp is set within magnificent scribbly gum forest with grassy understorey. The Thilba Thalba viewpoint provides spectacular views over the Gheerulla valley.

The 32 kilometre Thorsborne Trail, along Hinchinbrook Island's east coast. The trail is not a graded or hardened walking track and, in some areas, is rough and difficult to traverse.

Thrushton Homestead bush camping area features a bush camping area beside the old Thrushton Homestead.

Thrushton Woolshed bush camping area features bush camping beside the old Thrushton Woolshed.

Tolderodden camping area features camping under the Moreton Bay ash trees on the banks of the Burnett River.

Soak up the peace and quiet in a beautiful camping area with ‘million-star rating’ and endless views, beside the Maranoa River.

Stay for a few relaxing days at this quiet and shady oasis on a shallow section of the mighty Normanby River.

Surrounded by she-oaks, Tug’s Point offers a pleasant site for day visitors and campers.

Tully Gorge camping area features a large, open, grassy camping area with shady trees beside the Tully River.

Turtle Beach, St Bees has a small sandy beach and bush camping is allowed on the shoreline above the high tide area.

Turtle Group (a) bush camping area features a sand and shingle cay with grasslands and small shrubs with no defined camping area.

Turtle Group (b) bush camping area features a sand and shingle cay with grasslands and small shrubs with no defined camping area.

Turtle Group (f) bush camping area features a sand and shingle cay with grasslands and small shrubs with no defined camping area.

Turtle Street camping area is located under coastal she-oaks with easy access to the beach.

Choose from a variety of shady camp sites overlooking this secluded lagoon on the Normanby River.

Twin Lagoons 1 camping area is located in the Langi Section of the park and features camping in open woodland beside the lagoon.

Twin Lagoons 2 camping area is located in the Langi Section of the park and features camping in open woodland beside the lagoon.

Two Islands (a) bush camping features a forested sand cay near the north-western edge of the reef.