Brunswick Heads is just north of Byron Bay on an inlet. It’s a one hour cycle ride or 2.5 hour walk along the beach or a 15 minute drive. Brunswick Heads (or Bruns to her mates) is a friendly, down-to-earth coastal town with … Continue reading Brunswick Heads Camping and Caravan Parks
Kirra Beach is at the quieter and more laid-back south end of the Gold Coast where locals enjoy an outdoorsy lifestyle. Picturesque Kirra Beach is a great place to swim and surf, and to hang out at the cafes and restaurants at a more … Continue reading Kirra Beach Tourist Park
Opposite popular Main Beach and close to the attractions of the Gold Coast, Main Beach Tourist Park is in an excellent location. Continue reading Main Beach Tourist Park
This caravan park is all about the location. It’s a short walk from Echo Point where you can view the three sisters and the Blue Mountains. Katoomba’s restaurants, cafes and pubs are just a short drive away. The caravan park … Continue reading Katoomba Falls Tourist Park: Blue Mountains Camping
Paronella Park Caravan Park Staying here is free with your admission into Paronella Park, which is valid for 2 years. You stay in the caravan park for one night only, though, not two years. Sorry :-). The toilet and shower block … Continue reading Camping around Innisfail: 5 of the best
The campgrounds around Lake Tinaroo on the Atherton Tablelands are run by the Queensland Government. Here are the pros and cons. CONS The lake is man-made and the forests have been planted so the area does not have the richness of diversity … Continue reading Budget Camping Atherton Tablelands: Danbulla, Lake Tinaroo
Lake Barrine is part of the Crater Lakes National Park along with Lake Eachem. Both lakes were formed when molten lava came in contact with groundwater. Steam built up and exploded leaving craters in the earth which filled with water. All photographers … Continue reading 7 Reasons to visit Lake Barrine
When it comes to camping, Mornington Peninsula has dozens of campgrounds and caravan parks to choose from. I’ve put in hours of research on Trip Advisor, Book It, Google and other sites to whittle down the choices and come up with a … Continue reading The Best 6: Camping Mornington Peninsula
Life is about collecting memories, not things. The best way to see the world is not to jet in and out of destinations, but to travel through the changing landscapes, smelling the smells, hiking the mountains, swimming beneath waterfalls, getting to … Continue reading The Vanlife in Pictures
Camping is the most affordable way of staying on Phillip Island (or simply ‘The Island’ to locals). There are nine campgrounds/caravan parks on Phillip Island and three over the bridge on the mainland at San Remo. Most are campervan, caravan and RV friendly. I’m … Continue reading Best 4 campgrounds and caravan parks on Phillip Island, Victoria
1. You can watch Penguins The nightly parade of penguins on Phillip Island attracts half a million tourists annually. Up to 3,800 spectators sit in an amphitheater to watch the penguins waddle from the sea just after sunset to retire to their land-based … Continue reading 7 Reasons to Visit Phillip Island, Victoria
Picturesque swimming holes, rivers to kayak, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, summit trails, waterfalls, lush rainforest and wildlife – Wooroonooran National Park has it all. At the northern end of Wooroonooran National Park there are two riverside campgrounds – Goldsborough Valley ($6 … Continue reading Camping in Wooroonooran National Park
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