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 Conjola flows into the ocean and its water is crystal clear. There are plenty of fish. The wildlife – kangaroos, kookaburras, possums, rainbow lorikeets – is friendly. The beach has white sand, dunes and is fringed by native bush. The … Continue reading Camping in Lake Conjola
The sand is blindingly white and so fine it squeaks beneath your feet. The water is crystal clear. The wildlife is prolific. Last time I was here I had a tug-o-war with a possum over my packet of flatbread. You’ll … Continue reading Camping in Booderee National Park (Jervis Bay)
At Murramarang National Park you need to walk through the kangaroos to get to the beach. The landscape is varied from towering forests of spotted gums, to cliff tops and secluded golden beaches. There are plenty of walks to explore, a lake … Continue reading Murramarang National Park in Pictures
Murramarang National Park is a patch of paradise stretching from South Durras to Kioloa – 13 kilometres of pristine coastline and forests. Coastal and forest walks will take you through historic Aboriginal sites, along golden beaches, singing stones, rock pools … Continue reading Camping in Murramarang National Park
Merimbula has a lot of beaches, waterways, boardwalks and bush walks. The town is large enough to have everything you need, so you can restock the camper van pantry, and yet it is surrounded with natural beauty, beaches and waterways. … Continue reading Camping in Tathra and Merimbula
When I searched for images of Mallacoota to share with you, I was inundated with photos of men holding fish up to the camera. Mallacoota is a place to fish, obviously, but it is also a place to kayak, swim, … Continue reading Camping in Mallacoota
Tidal River is the hub of The Prom. Here you’ll find the only campsite inside the Wilsons Promontory National Park, a general store, the National Parks Visitor Centre, and a Café. Tidal River Campsite is the only campsite inside the Wilsons Promontory National … Continue reading Camping in Wilsons Promontory
Croajingolong National Park near the Victoria/New South Wales border covers a 100 km stretch of coastline and encompasses some diverse landscapes – sweeping beaches, the massive dunes of Thurra River, panoramic views from Genoa Peak, orange lichen-covered granite boulders of Tamboon inlet, … Continue reading Camping in Croajingolong National Park
Between Bermagui and Tathra is a stretch of natural bush and coastline protected by the Mimosa Rocks National Park. The national park has three campsites suitable for camper van camping. All sites are beach front in shady untamed bush with … Continue reading Camping in Mimosa Rocks National Park
Killalea Beach was known as the Farm Beach by locals because it was once accessed through a farm. It’s a beautiful cove surrounded by natural bush and farmland. The gradual slope of the sand bed and the headlands that embrace … Continue reading Camping around Shellharbour – Killalea
