All Campsite
The strategic base for Cathedral Cove. With the public car park closed, this is the prime spot to launch kayaks or catch the water taxi directly from the beach. Premium facilities with on-site dining. Warning: High price point and very…
The “Glamping” capital of the Sunshine Coast, featuring an on-site microbrewery and bistro. Located on Lake Cootharaba (shallow, safe swimming for kids) and the gateway to the Everglades. Warning: Midges are severe at dusk, bring strong repellent. Kangaroos graze openly…
The ultimate wildlife experience near Mareeba. Famous for tame Rock Wallabies that kids can hand-feed. Features bush camping with powered sites and swimming in the weir. Warning: The hiking trails involve serious rock scrambling. Dog-friendly (on leash).
The “civilized” alternative to the basic DOC camp at Mount Cook. Located 18km from the village, it offers the region’s only powered sites and hot showers. Features incredible mountain views, a heated lounge, and an on-site cafe. Warning: It can…
The premium beachfront camping option in Freycinet. Split into “Dunes” (private tent sites) and “Powered” (hard-stand for vans). Shallow, safe water for kids. Warning: Peak season bookings are via ballot only. Hot showers available. No pets.
The most popular campground in Tasmania, located right on the beach at Coles Bay. Warning: Christmas and Easter bookings are decided by a ballot system (apply in July/August). Features powered sites, hot showers, and electric BBQs. Be wary of aggressive…
The stunning coastal base for the Tasman National Park. Divided into two zones: Banksia (tents/beachfront) and Mill Creek (vans/forest). Access via 12km unsealed road. Trailhead for Cape Hauy. Features boat ramp, gas BBQs, and token-operated hot showers. No pets.
The “End of the Road” campsite at the tip of the Coromandel. The trailhead for the famous Coromandel Coastal Walkway. Stunning beachfront farm setting. Warning: Access is via a narrow, winding gravel road, not suitable for large caravans. Basic DOC…
The “Disneyland” of the Kimberley. A massive station offering powered camping, a steakhouse, bar, and fuel. Accessible via a graded dirt road (high clearance recommended). Warning: Zebedee Springs closes at noon, and you must pay a separate Wilderness Permit fee…
The premier swimming hole in the West MacDonnell Ranges. Famous for its deep, freezing water, perfect for cooling off in summer. 2WD accessible (sealed road). Features gas BBQs and drop toilets. No water and no showers. Ground is rock-hard; bring…