by Melissa | May 4, 2022 | Camping North Queensland, Campsites
A stop at the spectacular Cobbold Gorge is an absolute must for those travelling around North Queensland! In terms of Cobbold Gorge camping, the only option is the Cobbold Gorge Village – and while it doesn’t come cheap, it does come with lots of great...
by Melissa | Apr 28, 2022 | Camping North Queensland, Campsites
If you’re travelling around Tropical North Queensland, it’s well worth making a stop for a few days to explore the spectacular Undara Lava Tubes. In terms of Undara camping, the closest option is the Undara Experience. You can camp 30 minutes or so...
by Melissa | Aug 25, 2021 | Brisbane Campsites
Camping on Morton Island (or Mulgumpin which is its indigenous name) is on the bucket list of many lovers of the great outdoors. With many Moreton Island camping spots just metres from the beach, it’s the perfect place for those who love camping by the water. If...
by Melissa | Jul 28, 2021 | Camping North Queensland
If you’re on the road in North Queensland, looking for a place to stay for the night, then we can highly recommend the Tall Timbers Motel and Van Park. This Ravenshoe Caravan Park is a lovely 5 hectares property, hugged by a freshwater stream and offers...
by Melissa | Jul 28, 2021 | Cape York Camping
Not many travellers make it over to the east coast of Cape York Peninsula, so if you really want to go somewhere a little more off the beaten track, then consider heading over to Chili Beach. This stunning beach, with secluded campsites, will make you feel like a...
by Melissa | Jul 27, 2021 | Cape York Camping
If you’re after a Weipa caravan park and camping ground – there is just the one in town. Located right on the beach and directly across the road from the supermarket, the Weipa Caravan Park and Camping Ground are sprawled across 13 acres. The property...
