Relaxed and peaceful family owned and operated caravan park. Set amongst 70 acres of beautiful native bushland with Pleasant Creek meandering through the property.


Kookaburra Holiday Park is situated on 3 acres of lush tropical gardens 800m north from the centre of Cardwell.

Set in natural bushland and surrounded by two calm water beaches, Shoal Bay and Little Beach. 


Located on a quiet clifftop overlooking the bay, Portland Bay Holiday Park is an ideal base to explore the historic city by the sea and Victoria's Discovery Coast. The park offers a range of accommodation including self-contained two bedroom cabins, as well as ensuite, powered and unpowered sites for caravanning and camping.Facilities include camp kitchen, children's playground, barbecue areas, amenities, TV room, onsite shop and free WiFi. Enjoy the Great South West Walk, a ride on the Portland Cable Tram, or take the kids to the inflatable playground.


Located in the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Boranup Camp is nestled amongst the towering karri trees of Boranup Forest. While there is no direct access to the coast from this campground, there are beaches located within this National Park, providing safe zones for swimming, snorkelling and diving.

Located approximately 70 kilometres north of Coolgardie, Rowles Lagoon is a set of semipermanent lakes measuring almost two kilometres across, providing watersports enthusiasts with a unique camping experience in the desert.

Birdwatching is also popular in the area.

The campground itself has plenty of shady sites suitable for tents and vehicle-based camping. A good range of facilities are provided including shady picnic shelters complete with picnic tables, and toilets.

Campfires are permitted in certain seasons in the fire rings provided. Bring your own firewood.

Bookings cannot be made.

Camping fees do not apply at this campground; however, park entry fees apply at Rowles Lagoon National Park.

For more information, please visit the Department of Parks and Wildlife's ParkStay website.

For a camping holiday with a difference, you can visit the spectacular Wolfe Creek Crater, the second largest meteorite crater in the world. 

The campground has an information shelter and toilets, and is accessible only by four wheel drive (4WD).

Campers are advised to bring enough drinking water for the durat...

Located in Wallaroo Rock Conservation Park, visitors to this campground can enjoy an invigorating woodland experience, alongside dams, panoramic views and Wallaroo Rock itself.

Birdwatching, swimming and bushwalking are popular activities in the Park.

The campground itself is located at the base of the Rock and is suitable for tents, caravans, camper trailers and campervans.

Barbecues, toilets and picnic tables are provided as basic facilities.

Campfires are usually permitted between 1 April and 30 November but fire restrictions may be imposed at any time and without notice. Bring your own firewood.

Campers are advised to bring enough drinking water for the duration of their stay.

Camping fees do not apply at this campground; however, park entry fees apply at Wallaroo Rock Conservation Park.

Bookings cannot be made.

For more information, please visit the Department of Parks and Wildlife's ParkStay website.

Burra Rock Conservation Park is located 55 kilometres south of Coolgardie. The park is a popular daytrip destination offering visitors a great picnic spot with a pretty backdrop of granite rock which is surrounded by regrowth woodland.

Visitors can climb to the summit of Burra Rock which overlooks regenerated woodl...

Francois Peron National Park is an ideal destination for bush camping, four-wheel driving, bush walking and beach fishing, along with swimming and boating within the Shark Bay Marine Park.

The Park features four bush camping areas with basic facilities (toilets and gas barbecues) at South Gregories, Gregories, Bott...

Notch Point Camp is located in Dirk Hartog Island National Park, making it the perfect destination for a snorkelling and diving holiday. 

Visitors can enjoy the beautiful coral of the Shark Bay Marine Park, as well as a number of reef fish including coral trout, blue-lined emperor and scribbled angelfish.

Notc...

Urchin Point Camp is located in Dirk Hartog Island National Park, making it the perfect destination for a snorkelling and diving holiday. 

Urchin Point is also renowned as a great fishing spot.

The camp itself is one of six designated campgrounds in the area.

Accessible only by four wheel drive (4WD), it ha...

Thomas River Shire Reserve Camp is located at the mouth of the Thomas River in Cape Arid National Park.

Visitors can enjoy canoeing and kayaking along the river, as well as fishing.

Nestled in the midst of banksia woodland, the campground includes a shaded shelter and toilets as basic facilities.

For more i...

Located in Peak Charles National Park, visitors to this campground can enjoy bushwalking and birdwatching in the biologically rich Great Western Woodlands of the area. 

Experienced rock climbers will enjoy abseiling on the eastern side of the Peak, which offers high quality, steep climbs of up to 300 metres in le...

Located in Stokes National Park, Benwenerup Camp is a great spot with access to Stokes Inlet for a range of water-based activities, including canoeing, kayaking, boating and fishing. 

Stokes Heritage Walk Trail is also accessible from the campground.

There are 11 individual campgrounds, six of which are big enough...

Located in the Kennedy Range National Park, Temple Gorge Camp is nestled against the eastern side of the Range, providing visitors with a true outback experience in the remote and rugged north-west of Western Australia.

Sightseeing, photography, picnicking and hiking are popular here, particularly after rain when...

Located in the D'Entrecasteaux National Park, Snottygobble Loop Camp is a great spot for bushwalking, photography, fish, bird watching and boating.

A walk trail extends from the campground, along the brook, leading to the nearby Goblin Swamp.

Thirty Seven Mile Camp is located in the stunning Avon Valley National Park.

Close to jarrah, marri and powderbark forest, the valleys themselves are forested with wandoo, making for peaceful bushwalks through the area.

It's also a great place to see a wide variety of wildflowers and birdlife in the Spring.

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Valley Camp is located in the stunning Avon Valley National Park.

Close to jarrah, marri and powderbark forest, the valleys themselves are forested with wandoo, making for peaceful bushwalks through the area.

It's also a great place to see a wide variety of wildflowers and birdlife in the Spring.

The campgr...

Located in Cape Range National Park, North Mandu Camp has access to a wide sandy beach for swimming, snorkelling and launching canoes and kayaks in the Ningaloo Marine Park.

Located in Cape Range National Park, Bungarra Camp is only 500 metres from the beach and Ningaloo Marine Park via a walking track where recreational fishing is permitted within the allocated zone.

Campers are advised that boat fishing is not permitted.

The nearby Ningaloo Marine Park also offers first-class diving and surfing, with other highlights including the chance to see whalesharks, marine turtles and humpback whales.

Cape Range National Park also offers walking trails and scenic lookouts.  

Bungarra Camp itself features five camp sites suitable for tents, large caravans or camper trailers or large campervans. None of the sites has shade.

Campers are advised that campfires and generators are not permitted at any time and no fresh water is available. 

Bookings cannot be made, and available sites are allocated at the park entry station. Pay on arrival at the park.

Peak season is April (or from Good Friday in years when Easter falls in March) to October, and there can be long queues, particularly during public and school holidays.

November to March is cyclone season: check alerts for notification of parks closures.

Park entry fees apply at Cape Range National Park.

Located in Cape Range National Park, Mesa Camp has access to a wide, sandy beach and Ningaloo Marine Park for swimming, snorkelling, recreational fishing, and launching canoes and kayaks.

Located in St Johns Brook Conservation Park, Workmans Pool Camp is situated close to picturesque river pools, making it a favourite for swimming and picnicking.

The Park also has a fascinating saw-milling history from early last century that is still evident today around Barrabup Pool and along the Old Timberline...

Campground nestled in the valley of the Cathedral Range, access to hiking trails and creek nearby

Bungendore showground camping area offers casual camping with powered sites for caravans and tents. Facilities include toilets, hot showers, mobile phone coverage, and drinking water. 14 day maximum stay. There is a caretaker on site to collect camping fees.

Auburn Caravan Park is located in Clare Valley SA.

Price Caravan Park offers powered and non powered camp sites as well as cabins. Facilities include toilets, laundry area, dump point, and entertainment area. The park is located near a playground, boat ramp and jetty, tennis courts and golf course.

Bonnie Vale is a family-friendly campground located between Bundeena and Maianbar at the park’s north end. This popular riverside campground is known for its large sand spit, which makes it a great swimming spot.

Whether you choose to pitch a tent or bring your caravan, you’re sure to have a comfortable stay at Bonnie Vale. The campground is equipped with flush toilets, hot showers and drinking water, so you won’t need to rough it, although all sites are unpowered.

Go fishing at nearby Jibbon Beach, enjoy a barbecue by the sea or hike along Royal National Park’s long list of walking tracks. On weekends, you can even hire a kayak and paddle in the Hacking River.

Large camping spot on the banks of Murray River.

SS Ellen Park is suitable for caravans and self contained motor homes

Big Valley Campsite is nestled amongst the hills of our family owned working sheep farm, ten minutes South East of Margaret River.


There's nothing more dramatic than the views of orange tinged clouds of a sunset at Olive Downs campground, matched only by the sight of kangaroos hopping across the horizon at dawn. Set atop the distinctive flat-topped 'Jump-Ups' and surrounded by feathery mulga trees, the campsites here are perfect for caravans, camper trailers and tents. There are barbecues and picnic ... Visit website for more info

The Cotter Campground is the most highly serviced Bushland Camping Area in the ACT. Enjoy grassed areas suitable for tents, grassed and gravelled areas suitable for Campervans/Caravans. Facilities block includes: Hot showers and flush toilets, sinks for dishwashing and laundering. There are several shared sheltered free Electric/Gas BBQ’s, plus wood fire BBQ’s places. Bring your own wood or purchase from Rangers on site. 

Please no collecting wood as this is an offence. No Bookings as there is no designated sites. 

No pets allowed.

Established in April 2017, Canberra Park is the largest and newest group accommodation property in the Canberra region. Canberra Park has been designed to specifically meet the needs of groups travelling to Canberra.

Remote enough to be a welcome break from urban life, but close enough to enjoy any weekend. Make our pristine, rainforest property a family tradition. We offer a range of accommodation styles in a quiet rainforest setting, from air-conditioned, self-contained units to camp sites, perfect for families and backpackers alike.

Melrose Showground camping area offers creekside camping. Sites are suitable for vehicle based camping, caravans and camper trailers. Facilities include toilets, hot showers, and drinking water. Local attractions include climbing at Mt Remarkable. In the area you can enjoy biking, horseriding and bike trails. Enquires can be made through the Distric Council.

The William Creek Hotel is an outback pub. Camp Ground with powered and unpowered site



The park has three camping areas, Dandabah, Westcott and Burtons Well, catering for a range of camping experiences from small walk-in tent sites, to open areas suitable for larger groups and vehicles. All roads to the Bunya Mountains are steep, narrow and winding. The Department of Transport and Main Roads advises t...

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