Set in an angaphora forest a short stroll from the Bombah Broadwater, picturesque Boomeri campground is perfect for swimming, fishing, paddling, and easy mountain biking. There are 20 unmarked campsites and most of these are suitable only for tents but there are a … Continue reading Boomeri Campground: Myall Lakes Camping
White Tree Bay is a small campground with just 15 sites. It is also a birdwatchers paradise with yellow-tailed black cockatoos, currawongs and gannets. It is right on the waterfront of Bombah Broadwater under the shade of majestic paperbark trees, … Continue reading White Tree Bay: Myall Lakes Camping
Dees Corner campground is on the waterfront of the calm waters of the lake with direct access to the beach through sand dunes. Majestic paperbark trees lean picturesquely over the water. Here you can bring the family and while away … Continue reading Dees Corner: Myall Lakes Camping
Myall Lakes National Park, Australia, is a stunning landscape of sand dunes, rainforests, scrub and pristine waterways. It’s rich in birdlife and wildlife and it has a great selection of campgrounds. But the best way to show you its beauty … Continue reading Myall Lakes in Pictures
Myall Lakes National Park, three hours north of Sydney, is a mosaic of lakes, rivers, rainforests and beaches whose beauty is best enjoyed from its waterways and walking trails. The waters are perfect for swimming and during May to November you can watch migrating … Continue reading Myall Lakes Camping: 10 Campgrounds
Although this is a ten minute drive south of Byron Bay, many people like that it’s out of the ‘hustle and bustle’. Suffolk Beachfront Holiday Park has direct access to secluded Tallow Beach and has a relaxed vibe. The sites are … Continue reading Suffolk Beachfront Holiday Park
Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park sits on the banks of Tallebudgera inlet. Palm Beach is a pretty stroll away via a footpath that runs alongside the waterfront. Burleigh Heads National Park is a 30 minute walk across the bridge. The theme parks are … Continue reading Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park
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
This is a great location for families because it is near Gold Coast’s theme parks. It is within a stone’s throw of Dream World, Movie World and Wet ,n Wild and beside a river walk. There is a little road noise at night from … Continue reading Big4 Gold Coast Holiday 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
Located in Southport close to the centre of the Gold Coast and on the water’s edge, Broadwater Tourist Park has stunning views to the glittering buildings of Surfers Paradise. Continue reading Broadwater Tourist Park, Gold Coast
Blackheath Glen Tourist Park is set amongst bushland beside a stream. The galleries, bookshops, swimming pool, and cafes of Blackheath are a short walk away. It is also close to some stunning lookouts. The friendly staff will provide you with … Continue reading Blackheath Glen Tourist Park: Blue Mountains Camping
