Tag: Family Friendly in Australia

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Leliyn (Edith Falls) Campground

Campground beside cascading waterfalls in Nitmiluk National Park, 60km north of Katherine. Over 50 shaded sites with hot showers, BBQs and a kiosk. Swim in paperbark-fringed plunge pools or hike the 62km Jatbula Trail. Book online, NT Parks Pass required.

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Mataranka Homestead Tourist Resort

Historic outback resort bordering Elsey National Park with 34 degree thermal pools just 100m from your campsite. Over 160 powered sites, no bookings needed. Restaurant, bar, live entertainment, and barramundi fishing on the Roper River. Powered from $40/night.

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Wye River Foreshore Camping Reserve

Beach-to-tent camping on the Great Ocean Road between Lorne and Apollo Bay. Wye River Foreshore offers powered sites, hot showers, and pet-friendly camping with koalas in the surrounding bush. One of the few spots on this stretch with proper facilities.

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Springlawn Campground – Narawntapu National Park

Camp among grazing Forester kangaroos and wombats at Springlawn, the main campground in Narawntapu National Park on Tasmania’s north coast. Powered and unpowered sites with showers, flushing toilets, dump point, and electric BBQs. Over 116 bird species recorded. Just 40…

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Lake St Clair Tourist Park

Camping at the southern end of Tasmania’s Overland Track, beside Australia’s deepest lake. Powered and unpowered sites in ancient rainforest with camp kitchen, hot showers, and lake cruises. Platypus spotting at dawn is a highlight. Parks Pass required.

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Neds Gully Camping Area

Walk-in tent camping in Cathedral Range State Park, 100km from Melbourne. Cross a swing bridge to 15 bush sites beside Little River. Hike to Neds Peak for dramatic ridge views, or take easy family walks through koala country. Book via…

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Inskip Point Recreation Area

The absolute beachfront gateway to K’gari (Fraser Island). Divided into 5 zones ranging from accessible (Sarawak) to deep sand 4WD only (Natone). Warning: Sand is incredibly soft, air down tyres immediately. Dog-friendly (leash only). No water or showers.

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Honeysuckle Campground

The historic site where the Apollo 11 moon landing footage was received. The strategic base for hiking Booroomba Rocks (best views in Canberra). Features a large covered camp kitchen with gas BBQs. Warning: High altitude means cold nights year-round. No…

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Honeymoon Bay Campground

The most beautiful, sheltered bay in Jervis Bay—perfect for toddlers. Located on a Navy Weapons Range, so access is restricted to weekends and school holidays only. Warning: Peak summer bookings are via Ballot only. No showers and no water (bring…

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Halls Gap Lakeside Tourist Park

The premium choice in the Grampians, located 3km from town for extra peace and quiet. Famous for its wood-fire heated outdoor pool (usable year-round) and roaming emus/kangaroos. Campfires are allowed in hired drums. Features an on-site espresso bar.