Camping on the Conondale Range Great Walk

Walkers' camps have platforms, untreated drinking water and a toilet. Photo: Robert Ashdown, Queensland Government.

Dawn over the Conondale Range from Mount Allan fire tower. Photo: Robert Ashdown, Queensland Government.

Great Walk Walkers’ camps

The Conondale Range Great Walk starts and finishes at Booloumba Creek day-use area in Conondale National Park.

There are three camping areas on the Conondale Range Great Walk. These are Wongai walkers' camp, Tallowwood walkers' camp and Summer Falls walkers' camp.

Each walkers’ camp has platform seats, untreated drinking water and a toilet. Bins are not provided—all rubbish must be carried out. Open fires are not permitted.

There are six individual camp sites within each walkers' camp. A maximum group size of four people per camp site applies. You can stay for a maximum of one night at each walkers’ camp.

Camping permits are required and fees apply. Book in advance for all weekends, public holidays and school holidays. Bookings can be made up to 12 months in advance.

• Book your camp site online.
• If you cannot book online, see camping bookings for other options.

Conondale National Park camping areas

There are three camping areas at Booloumba Creek. The Booloumba Creek Road access includes creek crossings that are accessible by high clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles only.

Nearby Imbil State Forest’s Charlie Moreland camping area, on Sunday Creek Road, is accessible by conventional two-wheel-drive vehicles.

Other accommodation

A range of holiday accommodation is available in the Sunshine Coast hinterland. For more information see tourism information.