Turtle Group National Park Tropical North Queensland

Camping in Turtle Group

Camping is permitted on Nymph Island and Turtle Group islands a, b, and f only. There are no defined camping areas or facilities on any of the islands.

Camping permits are required and fees apply. A camping tag with your booking number must be displayed at your camp site.

Our precious Great Barrier Reef World Heritage islands are among the most pest-free islands in the world. They need your help to stay this way. Please Be pest-free! (PDF, 573.6KB) before your visit.

Park-specific conditions

Camping is permitted on Nymph Island and Turtle Group islands a, b, and f only. A maximum of 10 people per island is permitted and campers may stay for up to 14 days.

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  • Nymph Island bush camping

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    Nymph Island bush camping area features a sand and coral rubble island with extensive mangroves and no defined camping area. Many 3700 year old micro atolls are contained within a…

  • Turtle Group a - bush camping

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    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

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    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

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

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