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.

BIG4 Katherine Holiday Park

Katherine

BIG4 Katherine Holiday Park is the most picturesque parkin Katherine, situated on 18 hectares of parkland withabundant bird and wildlife. Relax in our sapphire pool andspa. Choose from shady powered and unpowered sites, orself contained studio cabins with disabled facilities.

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.

Mt Korong Scenic Reserve Campground

Glenalbyn

A spacious reserve backed by the steep granite slopes of Mount Korong (364m). The small quiet picnic area (1 table) is level, grassed over granite with thin shade from a couple of large Yellow Gum and surrounded by wattle scrub. Rated 4.

Ditchfield Campground

A pleasant, lushly forested site on a level spur half way up to the Mt Cole plateau by the headwaters of Hill Creek. Well shaded by tall Stringybark and Mountain Ash. Most facilities are new. The parking areas are constrained and limited. Features a large hut and level, grassed clearing.

Cotter Campground

Stromlo

On the outskirts of Canberra, this is a very popular campground with hot showers, alongside the Cotter River.

Point Lowly Campground

Point Lowly

Council maintained parking area suitable for caravans on the waters edge. There is easy access for caravans, and you can set up on the edge of the bay. The surface is bitumen, or hard gravel and is not suitable for tent based camping. Can get busy in season.

Mambray Creek Campground

Wilmington

This is a lovely shady campsite in the National Park. The sites are small and it gets quite busy during holidays. Has lots of wild life and a nice walking track along the riverbed. AccessThis campsite is accessable with regular 2wd vehicles.

Summer Falls (Walkers Camp) Campground

Kenilworth

Hike in campground near summer Falls.This campground makes up part of the Conondale Ranges Great Walk. Only facilities are a pit toilet and a bench. Small campground, but very unlikely it will be crowded (or even occupied).AccessThis is a walk in only campsite.Getting thereWalk a lot.

Binn Beach Campground

Bemm River

Basic bush camping behind Binn Beach with easy access to the water. There is a short walk over a sandy track to access the beach, which is a great fishing and surfing spot. There are 5 campsites that need to be booked online.

Pearl Point Campground

Basic campground with 4 sites, on the edge of the beach in Cape Conran Coastal Park. Easy access to the beach via stairs. Beautiful little campground with sheltered and secluded sites amongst the coastal scrub. No toilets or other facilities provided.

BIG4 South Durras Holiday Park

South Durras

The perfect beachside destination, this is a real find. Here you can escape the hustle and bustle of urban life.  Spot dolphins while taking an early morning beach walk. Relax poolside watching the kids play or get active in theoutdoors.

Bool Lagoon Campground

Bool Lagoon

Campground along side one of the largest freshwater wetlands in South Australia. The (caravan accessable) sites are undefined, level and some provide good shade/shelter from the wind. There are flushing toilets, gas barbecues and picnic tables.

Lake Lascelles Campground

Hopetoun

Powered (fee) or unpowered (free) camping around a man made lake near the town of Hopetoun. Hot showers, camp kitchen and flushing toilets are available in the powered section. Unpowered, free camping is permitted around the lake.

Carrington Falls Campground

Robertson

No camping allowed.National Park site.AccessThis site is accessable by caravans in good weather.Getting thereGetting there

Friendly Beaches Campground

Friendly Beaches

Smith Mill Campground

Zumsteins

An old timber-mill site in the flat hung valley of the Mackenzie River, above Mackenzie Falls. Good shade provided by pines and Stringybark, surrounded by a Stringybark forest with a thick understory of tea tree. Can be popular, sharing of fireplaces may be necessary. Tap & 'bush shower'. Rated 3.

Dargo Pub Campground

Dargo

Wycliffe Well Holiday Park

Davenport

Roll up here to explore the world famous Devils Marbles(Karlu Karlu). Down the Stuart Highway from the gold rushtown of Tennant Creek, you’ll enjoy a more leisurely pacein the park’s indoor pool and licensed restaurants.

Jetty Beach Campground

South Bruny

Direct access to a beautiful beach in sheltered part of Great Taylors Bay, this is a basic but attractive and tidy campground. Most of the sites are pretty level, although there is not a lot of grass if you are in a tent and most of the sites are well shaded by the large eucalypts.

Fridays Campsite Steiglitz Campground

Steiglitz

Fridays is close to several bush walking trails in the Brisbane Ranges national park and Steiglitz history town. Ten sites available. Sites are closely clustered together - no privacy / screening between sites. Fire pits - each one shared between two sites.