Tag: National Park in Australia
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 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…
The strategic base for Cradle Mountain, located opposite the Visitor Centre and Shuttle Bus terminal. Famous for resident wombats grazing on sites. Features heated camp kitchens and a critical drying room for wet hiking gear. Alpine weather warnings apply year-round.…
The best base for Dales Gorge, Fortescue Falls, and Fern Pool. Large, flat sites suitable for big rigs. Basic drop toilets and gas BBQs only. No water and no showers (bring everything). Ground is extremely hard, bring a drill/rock pegs.…
The most popular and weather-protected campsite on Straddie. Its north-facing aspect shields you from the prevailing winds. Features direct access to a patrolled beach, powered sites, and is walking distance to the Hotel. Bookings are fiercely competitive (12 months out).…
The best bush camping in Margaret River. Huge, private sites sheltered by forest (great wind protection). 2WD accessible for caravans. Features camp kitchens and drop toilets, but no showers and no drinking water. Minutes from surf beaches and caves. No…
The ultimate family base on K’gari (Fraser Island). Fully dingo-fenced for safety and sheltered from the wind. Features a shop, fuel, hot showers, and laundry. One of the few places on the island where campfires are allowed (in rings). 4WD…
The strategic base for fishing and exploring Innes National Park. Offers stunning sunrise views and easy access to Inneston ruins. 2WD accessible (gravel) with 9 unpowered sites suitable for caravans. Strictly self-sufficient: drop toilets only, no water. Be prepared for…
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.