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Cooinda Lodge Campground

The ultimate base for the Yellow Water Cruise (departs on-site). Features a massive resort pool—essential for surviving the Kakadu heat, plus a bistro, fuel, and general store. Shady powered sites available. Warning: Mosquitoes are intense, so bring heavy-duty repellent. Strictly…

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Cape Hillsborough Nature Tourist Park

The ultimate front-row seat for the famous sunrise wallaby feeding. Staying here saves you the early morning drive from Mackay. Features resort-style amenities, swimming pool, mini-golf, and powered sites for big rigs. Warning: Midges are fierce, so bring strong repellent.…

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The Basin Campground

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…

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Cattai Campground

Discover the perfect ‘soft entry’ camping spot for Sydney families at Cattai Campground, located just one hour from the CBD on the Hawkesbury River. This historic site offers grassy powered sites, hot showers, and a flat loop ideal for kids’…