Mount Field National Park Campground is a wonderful campground and a base to explore the national park. On the banks of the Tyenna River, this well-appointed camp serves as the ultimate base for exploring the park’s diverse landscapes, from the towering swamp gums and fern forests at the base to the alpine tarns at Lake
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Queenstown Football Campground (located at the iconic The Gravel oval) is an unmissable stop. This is not your average grassy recreation ground; it is a legendary piece of sporting history where you can set up camp on the edge of the world’s most famous gravel football pitch. Surrounded by the dramatic, “moonscape” hills of the
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Strahan Golf Club Campground is a fantastic alternative to the often-crowded commercial parks in town. Located next to the green fairways of the local club, this site offers a massive, level grassy area that is a fantastic choice. It trades the cramped rows of a traditional park for a peaceful, community-driven atmosphere, providing a reliable
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Lake Mackintosh Campground is a high-altitude campground on the West Coast that feels truly wild. Perched on the shores of this expansive hydro-electric reservoir just outside of Tullah, the campground is defined by its deep, dark waters and the jagged, often mist-shrouded peaks of the Mackintosh and Sophia Ranges. It is a great “off-grid” base
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Lake Gairdner Camping Area is a true high-country gem and lakeside escape, offering a rugged alternative to the busy commercial parks near Cradle Mountain. Found near Moina, this informal bush camp is situated on the banks of a picturesque hydro lake surrounded by rolling hills and tranquil forest. It is a premier “off-grid” base, providing
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If you are looking for a welcoming, mountain-view base in the “Town of Murals,” the Sheffield Campground (located at the local recreation ground) is one of the most convenient and well-regarded low-cost stops in North West Tasmania. At the foot of the dramatic Mount Roland, this site offers a massive, level grassy area. It trades
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If you are looking for a sheltered, riverine escape that trades the open exposure of the coast for the lush greenery of the Great Otway National Park, Aire River East Campground is a great choice. On the eastern banks of the heritage-listed Aire River estuary, this smaller, more intimate camp offers a peaceful sanctuary away
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Duck Lagoon Campground is one of the most serene inland retreats on Kangaroo Island. It is a freshwater sanctuary that offers a quiet alternative to the rugged coastal camps. Tucked away on the banks of the Cygnet River, this council-managed site is a lush oasis defined by towering River Red Gums and a tranquil lagoon
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Stokes Bay Campground is a spectacular coastal retreat that combines a quirky geological entrance with one of Australia’s most beautiful beaches. It is on the north coast of Kangaroo Island and is an essential stop. This community-run site offers a rugged, cliff-front atmosphere where the sound of the Southern Ocean provides a constant backtrack. It
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Murray Lagoon Campground in Cape Gantheaume Conservation Park provides a peaceful, central sanctuary that places you in the heart of Kangaroo Island’s diverse birdlife and wilderness. Located on the southern edge of the island’s largest freshwater lagoon, this site trades the roar of the ocean for the tranquil sounds of a thriving wetland ecosystem. It
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If you are looking for a secluded, riverside sanctuary on the eastern edge of Kangaroo Island, Antechamber Bay Campground in Lashmar Conservation Park has you covered. Located where the Chapman River meets the sea, this park offers a unique “dual-aspect” experience: you can enjoy the calm, brackish waters of the river for a morning paddle
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Bunny Beach Farm Stay is a great option if you are looking for a place to stay near Victor Harbor. It is located in the Inman Valley amongst the rolling hills. It is accessible to 2WD and caters to those who are fully contained. The campground is located adjacent to Back Valley Creek and is
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If you are looking for a leafy, convenient base in the heart of the Adelaide Hills, the Balhannah Campground (located within Johnston Memorial Park) is a fantastic community-run gem. Located on the banks of the Onkaparinga River, this park offers a peaceful, park-like setting that feels remarkably secluded despite being just a short stroll from
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If you are looking for a peaceful, rural escape that trades the coastal winds for the rolling hills of the Gilbert Valley, Ryelands Farm Stay and Retreat is a great choice near Tarlee. Situated on an active 550-acre sheep and cropping farm just an hour north of Adelaide, this heritage property offers a “slow lane”
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If you are looking for a rugged coastal sanctuary with some of the best surfing and fishing access on the Yorke Peninsula, Pondalowie Campground in Dhurali (Innes) National Park fits the bill. As the largest and most popular campground in the park, it serves as the ultimate base for exploring the wild southern tip of
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Warooka Camping Ground is located next to the Warooka Oval in the town of Warooka. The campground is a good place to base yourself to explore the area. It provides a good alternative should the nearby caravan park at Point Turton be full. It is also a good place to stay if you wish to
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If you are looking for a tranquil, maritime retreat that feels like a step back in time, Port Julia Campground (officially Reichenbach Memorial Park) is one of the Yorke Peninsula’s most serene coastal stops. Nestled in a natural bush setting just a short stroll from the historic 1913 jetty, this community-run site trades the bustle
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If you are looking for the ultimate “sand-between-your-toes” experience on the Yorke Peninsula, Wauraltee Beach Camping is a premier destination for those who want to wake up to the sound of the Southern Ocean. Located on a stunning stretch of coastline just south of Port Victoria, this low-cost nature camp offers a raw and beautiful
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If you are looking for a peaceful and incredibly spacious base on the western side of the Yorke Peninsula, the Port Victoria Oval Camping Site is a great choice for those who prefer the quiet life over the cramped rows of a traditional caravan park. Situated on the edge of this historic maritime town, the
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If you are looking for the ultimate base to explore the rugged beauty of the Southern Flinders Ranges, Mambray Creek Campground stands out as the perfect place for your stay in Mount Remarkable National Park. This well-planned and meticulously established camp offers some of the most comprehensive facilities in the region, striking a perfect balance
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