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.
Sheepyard Flat Campground
Howqua Hills
Very pleasant camping in open woodland (Peppermint and Manna Gum) on level, grassed (cattle mown), large river flats surrounded by the forested foothills of the alps. Blackwoods and wattles by river. Good, gravel access tracks. Magpies, ducks, koala, wombat, kangaroo, possum and cattle are common.
Mayfield Bay Campground
Rocky Hills
Myrtle Park Campground
Targa
Large grassy and level campground suitable for big rigs, low fees. Myrtle Park Campground is a pleasant spot with a very open grassy camping area. There is an undercover picnic area, with barbecues and a small kiosk.
The Wattles Campground
Pleasant, quiet lakeside camping on white sand, shaded by a fringe of mature River Red Gums. Backed by white trunked Yellow Gums with a thick understory of wattles and wildflowers. Pit toilet, tank water. Rated 4. 2/5This campsite is in Lake Hindmarsh LR The largest freshwater lake in Victoria.
Bothwell Campground
Bothwell
Kiffins Reserve Campground
Mulwala
BIG4 Hayes Creek Holiday Park
Hayes Creek
On the highway half way between Katherine and Darwin,this escarpment fringed park is your gateway to theTerritory’s natural rugged beauty. Hayes Creek is 60kmsfrom Adelaide River and Pine Creek. Rich in history, thearea has gold mines and Second World War Heritagesites to explore.
Dutton Bay Campground
Mount Dutton Bay
Private campground by the jetty on heritage propertyBoat ramp and jetty across the from the campground. Suitable for big rigs through to tents, no powered sites. Extra fee for showers. Barbecue area, picnic tables, fish cleaning table, pets welcome and flushing toilets.
Old Ford Reserve Campground
Megalong Valley
Cloudy Bay Beach Campground
Located on Bruny Island, this campground offers nature lovers an accessible location to spend the night. There are walking tracks from the campground that follow the coast. This campsite is in South Bruny Island National Park Popular spot in Tasmania for bushwalking and camping. More Information. .
Lake Mournpall Campground
Hattah
Tranquil, lakeside camping shaded by scattered River Red Gums and some Black Box. 29 sites dispersed around the lake edge (tables & BBQs, 3 WCs), backed by red sand hills to the west, with Cypress-pine and Buloke. Kangaroos are very common.
Borough Huts Campground
Bellfield
Attractive green, semi-dispersed sites under Manna Gum and Mountain Grey Gum over short grass and surrounded by forest, near the bubbling Fyans Creek. Most sites best suit tent camping. Most sites slope. Grassed playing field adjoins. Popular, being close to Halls Gap, and a bit worn. Rated 3.
St Helens Northern entry Campground
St Helens
Pildappa Rock Campground
Minnipa
Rest area at the base of a fascinating geological formation (Pildappa Rock)The rock is an outcropping of granite, similar in appearance to Wave Rock, and has the characteristic wave pattern, formed by erosion over 1500 million years.
The Junction (Abercrombie River) Campground
Free Camping on the Abercrombie River near the bridge with lots of room along the river. This is a free, council run, campground, with basic toilet facilities. There is a choice of plenty of shady sites (under the casuarinas) or ones with a bit of sun to charge the solar.
Noonans Campground
Very pleasant, small river flat shaded by Manna Gum, Peppermint, Blackwood & wattles over short, green grass. Gravel access track. Surrounded by the forested foothills of the alps. Faces grass, moss and tree fern covered cliff across deep swimming hole. Magpies, kookaburras and ducks are common.
Couzens Lookout Campground
Point Stuart
Secluded campground on the edge of the Mary River in Mary River National ParkThe campground is set lower than the lookout so you don't get the excellent views from your tent site. When I was here, there was someone camping in the day use area, so I guess they realised the same thing.
