We have found 288 campsites in Australia for you. Use the filters or the search field to find your favourite campsite.
We have found 288 campsites in :country for you. Use the filters or the search field to find your favourite campsite.
Cottontree Campground
Granya
A pleasant picnic/camping area in a small valley on the edge of the Mount Granya State Park. Features a level, gravelled car park and large level mown lawn (an old dairy site). There is very little shade, although backed by open, dry sclerophyll Red Stringybark and Long-leaved Box forest.
Vinifera River Reserve Campground
Pleasant dispersed bush camping on the high banks of the Murray River surrounded by flood plain State Forest. Dense River Red Gum saplings with grasses, billabongs, creeks and swamps. Prolific bird life. No beaches. Rate 4. 3/5AccessThis site is accessable by caravans in good weather.
Western Beach Campground
Rainbow
Western Beach is the main campground in Lake Albacutya Regional Park. Located above the Lake shoreline in open Black Box woodland with no understory, backed by cypress pine, buloke, mallee and heathland. Thousands of trees have been planted to save eroding dunes.
Moulting Bay Camp Campground
Binalong Bay
Goyders Line Memorial Campground
2 areas either side of Willochra Creek, near Melrose. The northern side is more secluded. Good for an overnight stay but not much longer. Traffic noise not an issue when reviewed May 2018. AccessThis site is accessable by caravans in good weather. Getting thereJust off Horrocks Hwy 3.
Wallaroo Overnight Camping Area Campground
Mount Palmer
Carcoar Dam Campground
Carcoar
Clarkes Reserve Campground
A large reserve with a graveled circuit road following the river, around Clarks Lagoon, past grassed sites, most with Red Gum, Manna Gum and wattle shade. Some sandy beaches. Grass is occasionally slashed, otherwise many potential sites may be overgrown. Secluded and distant from the road.
Lucky Bay Campground
Cape Le Grand
Taponga Campground
Eildon
A reasonably large, level cleared circuit, surrounded by Peppermint forest with tea-tree understory above the rushing Taponga River. Short grass, well shaded. A pleasant camp, not as popular as other Lower Big River sites, probably as it is not on the Big River. Rated 4.
Louth Bay camping area Campground
Louth Bay
Douglas River Campground
Douglas River
Victoria Falls Campground
Cobungra
A pleasant, small camping area on the nose of a ridge above the picnic area and willow lined Victoria River (small). Set in open woodland of stunted gums over green mown grass and surrounded by rolling open farmland. Facilities (5 BBQs & tables, pit toilet) good.