Queensland

Caravan & Camping Sites

This collection spans diverse Queensland landscapes, from the tropical rainforest gardens of Paronella Park to the arid opal fields of Opalton and Yowah. It includes heritage-listed sites, remote outback farm stays, and riverfront campgrounds near historic towns like Barcaldine and Cooktown. Facilities range from fully equipped holiday parks with power and laundry to basic bush camps and free rest areas situated near artesian bores and fishing weirs.

Paronella Park

Heritage-listed park featuring a Spanish-style castle, tunnels, and bridges built in the 1930s. Powered sites are available within the grounds of the tropical rainforest estate.

Cooktown Caravan Park

Set on five acres at the base of Mount Cook. Provides access to the historic port of Cooktown and the Endeavour River.

Lake Tinaroo Holiday Parks

Lakeside accommodation on the Atherton Tablelands. Offers access to the Tinaroo Dam for barramundi fishing, sailing, and swimming.

Opalton Bush Park

Remote bush camp located in one of the world's largest boulder opal fields. Features a basic shop and designated fossicking areas for visitors.

Ilfracombe Van Park

Located in the historic town of Ilfracombe, famous for its "Machinery Mile." Features a camp kitchen and proximity to the local artesian spa.

Muddy Duck Tourist Park

Situated in Barcaldine, home to the Tree of Knowledge. Provides powered sites, a dump station, and proximity to the Australian Workers Heritage Centre.

Tambo Cabin & Caravan Park

Centrally located in Queensland’s oldest western town. Offers amenities including a laundry, dump station, and Wi-Fi, near the famous Tambo Teddies workshop.

Yowah Rest Area

Located in a unique opal mining town. Features public artesian baths, laundry facilities, and proximity to the Yowah Nut opal fields.

Stonehenge Caravan Park

Outback park in a town known for its "address book" of stone names. Offers basic amenities and access to the nearby Stonehenge rock formations.

Jericho Showground

Traditional showground camping with power and hot showers. Located near the Crystal Trumpeters sculpture and Australia's smallest drive-in theater.

Jericho Redbank Community Park

Riverside camping area along the Jordan River. Provides basic toilet and shower facilities in a natural bush setting.

Lloyd Jones Weir Campground

Free campground on the banks of the Alice River. Features a weir suitable for fishing and birdwatching, located 14 kilometers from Barcaldine.

Adavale Way Farm Stay

Working cattle station offering a farm stay experience. Includes basic amenities like showers, toilets, and laundry for self-contained travelers.

The Lake

Private property featuring a natural lake near Quilpie. Offers artesian mud baths, kayaking, and birdwatching opportunities with powered and unpowered sites.