All Campsites in Australia
The “tents-only” sanctuary of Jervis Bay. Strictly walk-in (carry gear up to 50m), meaning no caravans or trailers allowed. Features massive group sites, hot showers, and wood BBQs. Quieter than Green Patch but requires manual hauling of gear. No pets.
The ultimate dog-friendly bush camp near Canberra. Famous for “The Galley,” a massive communal stone shelter with fireplaces that acts as a wet-weather backup. Unpowered, drop toilets, and 2WD accessible (gravel). Bring your own water and firewood. Perfect for groups.
The best location in Mount Gambier, sitting right on the edge of the Blue Lake crater. A polished BIG4 experience featuring a heated indoor pool, jumping pillow, and manicured sites for big rigs. Walk to the lookout or the free…
A secluded, beachfront gem in the Otways, perfect for escaping the Great Ocean Road crowds. 2WD accessible (gravel road). Features direct access to the Great Ocean Walk and sheltered rockpooling. Unpowered sites, drop toilets only (no water/showers). Tents/Camper Trailers preferred.…
The ultimate base camp for Carnarvon Gorge. Set on 100 acres of bushland, this park offers powered sites, hot showers, and resident platypus in the creek. Features a Bush Bar and on-site kennels (dogs allowed in park, but not National…
The only camping option at Uluru, located within the Ayers Rock Resort. Features a swimming pool, playground, and free shuttle access to the supermarket and shops. Powered and unpowered sites available. Dog-friendly (campground only), but pets are banned in the…
Adder Rock Campground is the ultimate wind-proof base for Straddie families. Sheltered by tea trees and fully 2WD accessible, it offers powered sites, hot showers, and direct access to patrolled beaches. Enjoy the island vibe with holiday park comforts—just a…
Beachside resort-style holiday park in Gerroa between Seven Mile Beach and Crooked River. Two pools, safari tents, cabins, powered and unpowered sites, plus kayak and surfboard hire. Dog-friendly camping, 45 minutes from Wollongong.
Beachside camping at its finest in Crowdy Bay National Park. Wake to kangaroos grazing by your tent, explore the 4.8km Diamond Head Loop Walk, and swim at pristine South Dunbogan Beach. Flush toilets, BBQs and dump point available. No powered…
Sydney’s only ferry-access beach campground, The Basin offers waterfront camping in Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. Pitch your tent overlooking Pittwater, swim in the sheltered lagoon, and spot friendly wallabies. No vehicle access – arrive by ferry from Palm Beach or…