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Top-rated campgrounds near Banora Point
Selah Valley Estate
1. Selah Valley Estate
99%
(66)
34km from Banora Point · 12 sites · Tents, RVs
Escape to nature in the beautiful Tweed Valley. Our campsites are located .....
Toilets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
AU$130
/ night
Pacific Peak - Byron Views for 4x4s
2. Pacific Peak - Byron Views for 4x4s
98%
(59)
35km from Banora Point · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
🌴🌿 4x4 Camping - On top of the world 🌲⛺
Pacific Peak is a unique 4x4 park, great for camping and mountain-biking atop the beautiful Byron Shire overlooking Byron Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Immersed in a timeless Daintree-like rainforest, it’s an ideal spot for lovers of fresh mountain air and the sub-tropical jungle. This elevated setting makes you feel like you’re on top of the world, and offers a profound sense of tranquillity, while still enjoying easy access to all the wonders of the shire and surrounds.
Whether by 4x4, mountain bike or motor bike, enjoy the wildly windy, undulating and often watery thick subtropical rainforest trail to and from the campsite and wake to the sun casting its golden light over Byron Bay, the most easterly point of Australia.
Immerse yourself in the wild, untamed beauty and lifestyle of the Northern Rivers.
🌴🌿 Close to Everything 🌲⛺
A must-visit for 4x4 enthusiasts, hikers and bikers alike of all levels, who love mountain camping with a spectacular view, Pacific Peak is central to it all! Perfect for day trips exploring the countless parks, hidden walking tracks, waterfalls, and thrilling mountain biking trails, it's also just 20 mins to the beach, and 30 to Byron for those looking to spend time on the coast. Here’s what’s waiting for you:
🌴🌿 Falls & Walking Trails 🌲⛺
Nightcap National Park & Surrounds
• Minyon Falls – A 100m-high waterfall with breathtaking views over ancient Gondwana rainforest. Hike to the base for an immersive experience.
• Protesters Falls – A sacred site for the Widjabul Wia-bal people, this hidden waterfall within Nightcap National Park is a serene retreat.
• Whian Whian Falls – A tranquil swimming hole surrounded by lush rainforest.
• Hell Hole Falls – A hidden gem in Mount Jerusalem National Park with rock pools and scenic bushwalks.
• Terania Creek – A peaceful forest stream with crystal-clear water and a picnic area.
Border Ranges National Park
• The Pinnacle Lookout – A must-see, offering sweeping views of Wollumbin (Mount Warning) and the surrounding valleys.
• Blackbutt Lookout – Overlooks the Tweed Valley and the Pacific Ocean, a quiet spot for stunning sunrises.
• Bar Mountain Circuit – A scenic rainforest trail leading through ancient Antarctic beech trees.
Springbrook National Park
• Purling Brook Falls – A spectacular waterfall dropping 100m into a lush valley, accessible via a scenic circuit walk.
• Natural Bridge – A magical rock archway with a waterfall flowing through it, home to glow worms at night.
• Best of All Lookout – As the name suggests, this lookout offers jaw-dropping views across the Tweed Valley and out to the Pacific.
• Twin Falls Circuit – A moderate hike through rainforest leading to two stunning waterfalls.
Lamington National Park
• Moran Falls – A breathtaking waterfall with panoramic views, best enjoyed at sunset.
• Box Forest Circuit – A lush rainforest walk featuring multiple waterfalls and ancient trees.
• Elabana Falls – One of the most picturesque waterfalls in the park, surrounded by mossy boulders.
• O’Reilly’s Treetop Walk – A canopy walk through towering rainforest, offering a unique perspective on this ancient landscape.
Mount Tamborine
• Curtis Falls – A charming waterfall set in a dense eucalypt forest, with an easy walk to the base.
• Witches Falls – The oldest national park in Queensland, featuring a stunning seasonal waterfall.
• Knoll Lookout – A lesser-known viewpoint with panoramic views of the Scenic Rim.
🌴🌿 Scenic Walks & Hiking Trails 🌲⛺
• Nightcap National Park – Ancient rainforest trails leading to waterfalls, rock pools, and lookouts.
• Mount Jerusalem National Park – Rugged bush trails with panoramic valley views.
• Three Sisters Walking Track – A coastal walk at Broken Head leading to a stunning headland lookout.
• Cape Byron Walking Track – A must-do circuit passing rainforest, beaches, and the iconic Byron Bay Lighthouse.
• Box Forest Circuit (Lamington NP) – A lush track featuring multiple waterfalls and serene forest views.
• Palm Grove Circuit (Mount Tamborine) – A peaceful walk through subtropical rainforest, home to rare wildlife.
🌴🌿 Rivers, Swimming Holes & Coastal Beauty 🌲⛺
• The Brunswick River – Swim at high tide in crystal-clear waters, kayak through mangroves, or enjoy a riverside picnic.
• Rocky Creek Dam – A peaceful reservoir with walking trails and a picturesque swimming area.
• Cedar Creek Swimming Hole – A secret paradise with clear water and ancient fig trees.
• Broken Head – A stunning beach backed by rainforest, offering scenic headland walks.
• Seven Mile Beach (Lennox Head) – A breathtaking stretch of coastline, perfect for long walks, dolphin spotting, and surfing.
• Whites Beach – A hidden cove south of Broken Head, accessible via a short but steep rainforest trail.
🌴🌿 Historic Hinterland Towns & Villages 🌲⛺
The Northern Rivers is home to a fascinating mix of historic villages, each with its own character and charm.
• Nimbin – Famous for its counterculture history, street murals, and alternative lifestyle scene.
• Mullumbimby – Known as the “biggest little town in Australia,” it boasts an eclectic mix of markets, cafes, and music venues.
• Bangalow – A charming heritage town with boutique shops, excellent coffee, and a vibrant market scene.
• Uki – A tiny village with an artsy vibe, serving as a gateway to Mount Warning and the Tweed Valley.
• Dunoon – The macadamia capital of Australia, surrounded by rolling green hills and farmland.
• Rosebank – A small community nestled in the hinterland, with beautiful rainforest and hidden waterfalls.
• Tyalgum – A picturesque village at the foothills of the Border Ranges, known for its historic buildings and artistic community.
• Federal – A laid-back town with a thriving arts scene and a popular café, Doma, offering some of the best Japanese food in the region.
🌴🌿 Markets, Music & Local Gems 🌲⛺
Byron Shire is famous for its market culture—every weekend, there’s a market somewhere, whether it’s in Byron Bay, Bangalow, Mullumbimby, or Brunswick Heads.
For live music, check out The Rails or The Northern in Byron Bay, or one of the smaller venues in Mullumbimby or Bangalow.
For an authentic Aussie experience, visit a local RSL or surf club, where you can enjoy affordable meals and a friendly atmosphere.
🌴🌿 Mountain Biking & Cycling Trails 🌲⛺
The Northern Rivers and surrounding hinterland offer incredible cycling and mountain biking experiences, from scenic coastal paths and old railway corridors to fast-paced downhill tracks and technical cross-country courses.
Northern Rivers Rail Trail
One of the most exciting recent additions to the region, the Northern Rivers Rail Trail follows the historic railway corridor, offering a smooth, scenic ride through lush countryside, heritage bridges, tunnels, and charming rural villages. Currently open sections include:
• Murwillumbah to Crabbes Creek (24km) – A stunning ride through rolling farmland and rainforest pockets, with historical railway stations and tunnels along the way
• Future planned sections will extend through Byron Shire, Lismore, and Casino, creating a major cycle tourism attraction for all ages and fitness levels.
National Parks & Forest Trails
• Nightcap National Park – While primarily a hiking destination, some sections feature fire trails suitable for off-road cycling, with stunning scenery and creek crossings.
• Border Ranges National Park – Remote fire trails with breathtaking views, winding through ancient rainforests and open escarpments.
• Whian Whian State Conservation Area – A mix of gravel tracks and forestry trails through eucalypt and subtropical rainforest.
Dedicated Mountain Bike Parks & Competition Tracks
• Uki Mountain Bike Park – A well-kept secret in Northern NSW, this park features well-maintained XC and gravity trails, jumps, berms, and technical descents. It hosts regular club events and social rides.
• Northern Rivers Rail Trail (Off-Road Sections) – Some areas feature optional off-road detours, perfect for gravel or adventure riders.
• New Italy Mountain Bike Park – Located south of Ballina, this trail network features fast descents, technical climbs, and well-maintained loops for cross-country riders. It occasionally hosts local races.
• Duck Creek Mountain Bike Park (Alstonville) – A hidden gem offering flowy singletrack, jumps, and technical sections for all levels.
• Goonellabah Mountain Bike Park – A great spot for beginners and intermediate riders, with a mix of technical trails and family-friendly tracks.
• Kooralbyn Valley MTB Trails – A mix of technical and fast-flowing trails set in the stunning Scenic Rim region, frequently hosting endurance and downhill events.
• Old Tambo Downhill (Mount Tamborine) – A thrilling downhill track with sharp turns, rock gardens, and fast flow sections.
• Nerang National Park (Gold Coast) – A major mountain biking hub in SE QLD, featuring an extensive network of trails for cross-country and downhill riders. It regularly hosts national-level MTB events.
• Toowoomba Jubilee MTB Park – One of the top gravity and XC competition venues in Queensland, with technical features, rock gardens, and smooth flow sections.
• Mt Joyce Mountain Bike Park (Wyaralong Dam) – A premier competition venue for endurance and downhill racing, featuring long technical descents and challenging climbs.
• Kooralbyn Enduro & XC Race Track – This dedicated MTB facility in the Scenic Rim hosts frequent enduro and cross-country races.
Coastal Rides & Easy Scenic Tracks
• Byron Bay to Suffolk Park Cycleway – A smooth, scenic ride perfect for families or those looking for a relaxed ride along the coast.
• Brunswick Heads to Mullumbimby – A mix of quiet back roads and scenic routes through cane fields and river flats.
• Ballina Coastline Cycleway – A stunning coastal ride with ocean views, boardwalk sections, and beachside cafes along the way.
YOUR STAY MATTERS
Pacific Peak is a conservation project first and foremost with numerous vegetation restoration efforts afoot. A unique slice of paradise thriving with an abundance of wildlife and native vegetation, every stay will greatly enhance our efforts to replace invasive species with native regrowth, and help us care for this especially unique ecosystem, ensuring it remains pristine for future generations of all its inhabitants.
Campfires
from
AU$39
/ night
Tyalgum Showground
3. Tyalgum Showground
98%
(717)
36km from Banora Point · 38 sites · Tents, RVs
Tyalgum Showgrounds offers both powered and unpowered sites, toilets, showers, drinking water, free dump point for campers and a camp kitchen.
This is a recreation reserve camp ground run by volunteers - all money collected goes back to improvement of the facilities.
Dogs are permitted but must be on a leash.
The Showgrounds can only offer a maximum of 7 nights.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$31
/ night
Gabrielle's Sacred Retreat
4. Gabrielle's Sacred Retreat
99%
(123)
37km from Banora Point · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
A Portal for the Soul : situated in the heart of a 23- million- year- old Caldera under the shadow of Mount Warning, Gabrielle's Sacred Retreat awaits. Important Details; This is a Spiritual Retreat and not a party venue. Please party somewhere else. This space is curated For Spiritual Souls, Earth Lovers, and Seekers of Inner Peace, who will Honour the Land and Each Other.
This small secluded acreage is situated within the bend of a large creek and hums with a healing energy of renewal and transformation. With views of the mountain and horses grazing, you are surrounded by some remnant and some regenerated subtropical rainforest along the creek frontage. Here nature does more than surround you; it embraces and uplifts, inviting your spirit to align with the rhythms of the Earth, in one of the world's most powerful natural healing sanctuaries. There are a couple of small private swimming holes and walking tracks along the creek where you can stop and sit for some quiet contemplation, where you'll feel natures healing forces at work. Do some forest bathing, meditation, or sit quietly by the creek where you may even spot some local platypus or other native wildlife.
We now offer a flush toilet and a Soul- nourishing private indoor shower with a large window overlooking the lush forest and volcanic rim adding nature's calm to your experience.
We offer 3 separate powered sites, NOTE: . You will need to have 2 X 20mtr power leads to hook to power though. We have room for large caravans, motorhomes . Please note, one vehicle/caravan per site. If you have multiple vehicles/caravans, you will need to book multiple sites.
Weather permitting (no rain) we also have 3 exclusive unpowered sites available in another paddock, closer to the creek. There is no power or water at these sites, and you will need to be self-contained. There is a choice of 4 sites , but only 3 can be booked at any one time.
Group bookings catered for By Prior Arrangement
Please bring your own fire pit.
Note: Telstra Only Mobile service.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$34
/ night
Pecan Ridge Mountain View Campsite
5. Pecan Ridge Mountain View Campsite
97%
(62)
37km from Banora Point · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to our PECAN RIDGE campsite @ Commissioners Creek!
The property is set at the foot of Mount Jerusalem National Park. Mountain-view camping site offer a peaceful escape, with cool, fresh air and the scent of pine. During the day, the mountains shift in the light, something sharp and bright, other times soft and blue. The highlight is the sunset, with the sky turning orange, pink, and purple as the sun sets behind the peaks.
At night, the mountains stand under a starry sky, creating a calm, timeless atmosphere. Camping here isn't just about the view- it's about connecting with nature and enjoying the quiet moments.
There is about a 20-minute bush walk to the mountain lookout near the campsite, where you can view the whole countryside from the lookout.
There is a flushing toilet, shower, camp kitchen.
* Power hook-up is available upon request for some sites at an ADDITIONAL COST of $10 per night for tents or $20 per night for caravans/camp-trailer which is payable in cash on ARRIVAL. PLEASE NOTE, you will need to supply your own power cord approx 30 metres long.
* small fire-pits are allowed (must bring your own) please keep contained and off the grass.
* We are DOG FRIENDLY, please be considerate of other campers and restrain your dogs from roaming other sites, dog droppings must be disposed of in the bin (please tie bag)
* WE HAVE 5 dogs that occupy the area of OUR HOME, please DRIVE SLOWLY PAST THE HOUSE.
Our beautiful property is just 10 minutes from Clarrie Hall Dam (Crams Farm) 25 minutes drive from Uki, where you will find a supermarket, cafes, pub and bottle shop. Don't miss the legendary Uki Pie shop. Every Saturday morning Uki hosts a local farmers market. The Gold Coast airport is just 60 minutes away and . Nimbin and its free outdoor swimming pool is a short 35 minute drive and the amazing Channon village, vintage pub and local waterfalls are just another 25 minutes further on.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$85
/ night
96% (17.8K) • 392 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Banora Point
Selah Valley Estate
1. Selah Valley Estate
99%
(66)
34km from Banora Point · 12 sites · Tents, RVs
Escape to nature in the beautiful Tweed Valley. Our campsites are located .....
Toilets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
AU$130
/ night
Pacific Peak - Byron Views for 4x4s
2. Pacific Peak - Byron Views for 4x4s
98%
(59)
35km from Banora Point · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
🌴🌿 4x4 Camping - On top of the world 🌲⛺
Pacific Peak is a unique 4x4 park, great for camping and mountain-biking atop the beautiful Byron Shire overlooking Byron Bay and the Pacific Ocean. Immersed in a timeless Daintree-like rainforest, it’s an ideal spot for lovers of fresh mountain air and the sub-tropical jungle. This elevated setting makes you feel like you’re on top of the world, and offers a profound sense of tranquillity, while still enjoying easy access to all the wonders of the shire and surrounds.
Whether by 4x4, mountain bike or motor bike, enjoy the wildly windy, undulating and often watery thick subtropical rainforest trail to and from the campsite and wake to the sun casting its golden light over Byron Bay, the most easterly point of Australia.
Immerse yourself in the wild, untamed beauty and lifestyle of the Northern Rivers.
🌴🌿 Close to Everything 🌲⛺
A must-visit for 4x4 enthusiasts, hikers and bikers alike of all levels, who love mountain camping with a spectacular view, Pacific Peak is central to it all! Perfect for day trips exploring the countless parks, hidden walking tracks, waterfalls, and thrilling mountain biking trails, it's also just 20 mins to the beach, and 30 to Byron for those looking to spend time on the coast. Here’s what’s waiting for you:
🌴🌿 Falls & Walking Trails 🌲⛺
Nightcap National Park & Surrounds
• Minyon Falls – A 100m-high waterfall with breathtaking views over ancient Gondwana rainforest. Hike to the base for an immersive experience.
• Protesters Falls – A sacred site for the Widjabul Wia-bal people, this hidden waterfall within Nightcap National Park is a serene retreat.
• Whian Whian Falls – A tranquil swimming hole surrounded by lush rainforest.
• Hell Hole Falls – A hidden gem in Mount Jerusalem National Park with rock pools and scenic bushwalks.
• Terania Creek – A peaceful forest stream with crystal-clear water and a picnic area.
Border Ranges National Park
• The Pinnacle Lookout – A must-see, offering sweeping views of Wollumbin (Mount Warning) and the surrounding valleys.
• Blackbutt Lookout – Overlooks the Tweed Valley and the Pacific Ocean, a quiet spot for stunning sunrises.
• Bar Mountain Circuit – A scenic rainforest trail leading through ancient Antarctic beech trees.
Springbrook National Park
• Purling Brook Falls – A spectacular waterfall dropping 100m into a lush valley, accessible via a scenic circuit walk.
• Natural Bridge – A magical rock archway with a waterfall flowing through it, home to glow worms at night.
• Best of All Lookout – As the name suggests, this lookout offers jaw-dropping views across the Tweed Valley and out to the Pacific.
• Twin Falls Circuit – A moderate hike through rainforest leading to two stunning waterfalls.
Lamington National Park
• Moran Falls – A breathtaking waterfall with panoramic views, best enjoyed at sunset.
• Box Forest Circuit – A lush rainforest walk featuring multiple waterfalls and ancient trees.
• Elabana Falls – One of the most picturesque waterfalls in the park, surrounded by mossy boulders.
• O’Reilly’s Treetop Walk – A canopy walk through towering rainforest, offering a unique perspective on this ancient landscape.
Mount Tamborine
• Curtis Falls – A charming waterfall set in a dense eucalypt forest, with an easy walk to the base.
• Witches Falls – The oldest national park in Queensland, featuring a stunning seasonal waterfall.
• Knoll Lookout – A lesser-known viewpoint with panoramic views of the Scenic Rim.
🌴🌿 Scenic Walks & Hiking Trails 🌲⛺
• Nightcap National Park – Ancient rainforest trails leading to waterfalls, rock pools, and lookouts.
• Mount Jerusalem National Park – Rugged bush trails with panoramic valley views.
• Three Sisters Walking Track – A coastal walk at Broken Head leading to a stunning headland lookout.
• Cape Byron Walking Track – A must-do circuit passing rainforest, beaches, and the iconic Byron Bay Lighthouse.
• Box Forest Circuit (Lamington NP) – A lush track featuring multiple waterfalls and serene forest views.
• Palm Grove Circuit (Mount Tamborine) – A peaceful walk through subtropical rainforest, home to rare wildlife.
🌴🌿 Rivers, Swimming Holes & Coastal Beauty 🌲⛺
• The Brunswick River – Swim at high tide in crystal-clear waters, kayak through mangroves, or enjoy a riverside picnic.
• Rocky Creek Dam – A peaceful reservoir with walking trails and a picturesque swimming area.
• Cedar Creek Swimming Hole – A secret paradise with clear water and ancient fig trees.
• Broken Head – A stunning beach backed by rainforest, offering scenic headland walks.
• Seven Mile Beach (Lennox Head) – A breathtaking stretch of coastline, perfect for long walks, dolphin spotting, and surfing.
• Whites Beach – A hidden cove south of Broken Head, accessible via a short but steep rainforest trail.
🌴🌿 Historic Hinterland Towns & Villages 🌲⛺
The Northern Rivers is home to a fascinating mix of historic villages, each with its own character and charm.
• Nimbin – Famous for its counterculture history, street murals, and alternative lifestyle scene.
• Mullumbimby – Known as the “biggest little town in Australia,” it boasts an eclectic mix of markets, cafes, and music venues.
• Bangalow – A charming heritage town with boutique shops, excellent coffee, and a vibrant market scene.
• Uki – A tiny village with an artsy vibe, serving as a gateway to Mount Warning and the Tweed Valley.
• Dunoon – The macadamia capital of Australia, surrounded by rolling green hills and farmland.
• Rosebank – A small community nestled in the hinterland, with beautiful rainforest and hidden waterfalls.
• Tyalgum – A picturesque village at the foothills of the Border Ranges, known for its historic buildings and artistic community.
• Federal – A laid-back town with a thriving arts scene and a popular café, Doma, offering some of the best Japanese food in the region.
🌴🌿 Markets, Music & Local Gems 🌲⛺
Byron Shire is famous for its market culture—every weekend, there’s a market somewhere, whether it’s in Byron Bay, Bangalow, Mullumbimby, or Brunswick Heads.
For live music, check out The Rails or The Northern in Byron Bay, or one of the smaller venues in Mullumbimby or Bangalow.
For an authentic Aussie experience, visit a local RSL or surf club, where you can enjoy affordable meals and a friendly atmosphere.
🌴🌿 Mountain Biking & Cycling Trails 🌲⛺
The Northern Rivers and surrounding hinterland offer incredible cycling and mountain biking experiences, from scenic coastal paths and old railway corridors to fast-paced downhill tracks and technical cross-country courses.
Northern Rivers Rail Trail
One of the most exciting recent additions to the region, the Northern Rivers Rail Trail follows the historic railway corridor, offering a smooth, scenic ride through lush countryside, heritage bridges, tunnels, and charming rural villages. Currently open sections include:
• Murwillumbah to Crabbes Creek (24km) – A stunning ride through rolling farmland and rainforest pockets, with historical railway stations and tunnels along the way
• Future planned sections will extend through Byron Shire, Lismore, and Casino, creating a major cycle tourism attraction for all ages and fitness levels.
National Parks & Forest Trails
• Nightcap National Park – While primarily a hiking destination, some sections feature fire trails suitable for off-road cycling, with stunning scenery and creek crossings.
• Border Ranges National Park – Remote fire trails with breathtaking views, winding through ancient rainforests and open escarpments.
• Whian Whian State Conservation Area – A mix of gravel tracks and forestry trails through eucalypt and subtropical rainforest.
Dedicated Mountain Bike Parks & Competition Tracks
• Uki Mountain Bike Park – A well-kept secret in Northern NSW, this park features well-maintained XC and gravity trails, jumps, berms, and technical descents. It hosts regular club events and social rides.
• Northern Rivers Rail Trail (Off-Road Sections) – Some areas feature optional off-road detours, perfect for gravel or adventure riders.
• New Italy Mountain Bike Park – Located south of Ballina, this trail network features fast descents, technical climbs, and well-maintained loops for cross-country riders. It occasionally hosts local races.
• Duck Creek Mountain Bike Park (Alstonville) – A hidden gem offering flowy singletrack, jumps, and technical sections for all levels.
• Goonellabah Mountain Bike Park – A great spot for beginners and intermediate riders, with a mix of technical trails and family-friendly tracks.
• Kooralbyn Valley MTB Trails – A mix of technical and fast-flowing trails set in the stunning Scenic Rim region, frequently hosting endurance and downhill events.
• Old Tambo Downhill (Mount Tamborine) – A thrilling downhill track with sharp turns, rock gardens, and fast flow sections.
• Nerang National Park (Gold Coast) – A major mountain biking hub in SE QLD, featuring an extensive network of trails for cross-country and downhill riders. It regularly hosts national-level MTB events.
• Toowoomba Jubilee MTB Park – One of the top gravity and XC competition venues in Queensland, with technical features, rock gardens, and smooth flow sections.
• Mt Joyce Mountain Bike Park (Wyaralong Dam) – A premier competition venue for endurance and downhill racing, featuring long technical descents and challenging climbs.
• Kooralbyn Enduro & XC Race Track – This dedicated MTB facility in the Scenic Rim hosts frequent enduro and cross-country races.
Coastal Rides & Easy Scenic Tracks
• Byron Bay to Suffolk Park Cycleway – A smooth, scenic ride perfect for families or those looking for a relaxed ride along the coast.
• Brunswick Heads to Mullumbimby – A mix of quiet back roads and scenic routes through cane fields and river flats.
• Ballina Coastline Cycleway – A stunning coastal ride with ocean views, boardwalk sections, and beachside cafes along the way.
YOUR STAY MATTERS
Pacific Peak is a conservation project first and foremost with numerous vegetation restoration efforts afoot. A unique slice of paradise thriving with an abundance of wildlife and native vegetation, every stay will greatly enhance our efforts to replace invasive species with native regrowth, and help us care for this especially unique ecosystem, ensuring it remains pristine for future generations of all its inhabitants.
Campfires
from
AU$39
/ night
Tyalgum Showground
3. Tyalgum Showground
98%
(717)
36km from Banora Point · 38 sites · Tents, RVs
Tyalgum Showgrounds offers both powered and unpowered sites, toilets, showers, drinking water, free dump point for campers and a camp kitchen.
This is a recreation reserve camp ground run by volunteers - all money collected goes back to improvement of the facilities.
Dogs are permitted but must be on a leash.
The Showgrounds can only offer a maximum of 7 nights.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$31
/ night
Gabrielle's Sacred Retreat
4. Gabrielle's Sacred Retreat
99%
(123)
37km from Banora Point · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
A Portal for the Soul : situated in the heart of a 23- million- year- old Caldera under the shadow of Mount Warning, Gabrielle's Sacred Retreat awaits. Important Details; This is a Spiritual Retreat and not a party venue. Please party somewhere else. This space is curated For Spiritual Souls, Earth Lovers, and Seekers of Inner Peace, who will Honour the Land and Each Other.
This small secluded acreage is situated within the bend of a large creek and hums with a healing energy of renewal and transformation. With views of the mountain and horses grazing, you are surrounded by some remnant and some regenerated subtropical rainforest along the creek frontage. Here nature does more than surround you; it embraces and uplifts, inviting your spirit to align with the rhythms of the Earth, in one of the world's most powerful natural healing sanctuaries. There are a couple of small private swimming holes and walking tracks along the creek where you can stop and sit for some quiet contemplation, where you'll feel natures healing forces at work. Do some forest bathing, meditation, or sit quietly by the creek where you may even spot some local platypus or other native wildlife.
We now offer a flush toilet and a Soul- nourishing private indoor shower with a large window overlooking the lush forest and volcanic rim adding nature's calm to your experience.
We offer 3 separate powered sites, NOTE: . You will need to have 2 X 20mtr power leads to hook to power though. We have room for large caravans, motorhomes . Please note, one vehicle/caravan per site. If you have multiple vehicles/caravans, you will need to book multiple sites.
Weather permitting (no rain) we also have 3 exclusive unpowered sites available in another paddock, closer to the creek. There is no power or water at these sites, and you will need to be self-contained. There is a choice of 4 sites , but only 3 can be booked at any one time.
Group bookings catered for By Prior Arrangement
Please bring your own fire pit.
Note: Telstra Only Mobile service.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$34
/ night
Pecan Ridge Mountain View Campsite
5. Pecan Ridge Mountain View Campsite
97%
(62)
37km from Banora Point · 13 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to our PECAN RIDGE campsite @ Commissioners Creek!
The property is set at the foot of Mount Jerusalem National Park. Mountain-view camping site offer a peaceful escape, with cool, fresh air and the scent of pine. During the day, the mountains shift in the light, something sharp and bright, other times soft and blue. The highlight is the sunset, with the sky turning orange, pink, and purple as the sun sets behind the peaks.
At night, the mountains stand under a starry sky, creating a calm, timeless atmosphere. Camping here isn't just about the view- it's about connecting with nature and enjoying the quiet moments.
There is about a 20-minute bush walk to the mountain lookout near the campsite, where you can view the whole countryside from the lookout.
There is a flushing toilet, shower, camp kitchen.
* Power hook-up is available upon request for some sites at an ADDITIONAL COST of $10 per night for tents or $20 per night for caravans/camp-trailer which is payable in cash on ARRIVAL. PLEASE NOTE, you will need to supply your own power cord approx 30 metres long.
* small fire-pits are allowed (must bring your own) please keep contained and off the grass.
* We are DOG FRIENDLY, please be considerate of other campers and restrain your dogs from roaming other sites, dog droppings must be disposed of in the bin (please tie bag)
* WE HAVE 5 dogs that occupy the area of OUR HOME, please DRIVE SLOWLY PAST THE HOUSE.
Our beautiful property is just 10 minutes from Clarrie Hall Dam (Crams Farm) 25 minutes drive from Uki, where you will find a supermarket, cafes, pub and bottle shop. Don't miss the legendary Uki Pie shop. Every Saturday morning Uki hosts a local farmers market. The Gold Coast airport is just 60 minutes away and . Nimbin and its free outdoor swimming pool is a short 35 minute drive and the amazing Channon village, vintage pub and local waterfalls are just another 25 minutes further on.
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
AU$85
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Francesca
2 weeks ago
5 m car
We loved our night at this campsite , seeing the stars here was amazing! And the view of the mountains were stunning !! Fun 4wd track up too
Would stay again :)
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Heather
2 weeks ago
8 m travel trailer
With pets
The location was perfect for us and the added bonus of the dark night skies made the nights spectacular.
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Phil
2 weeks ago
5 m travel trailer
Good value for money and nice level campground. They have a newly built amenities block which is very good. Very nice country getaway.
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Phoebe
3 weeks ago
Tent
My partner and I had a fantastic time at Gabrielle’s retreat. We were lucky enough to be at the site closest to the creek, which got great shade in the afternoon, both of these things helped to cool down in the hot summer weather! Bri was very kind and helpful, making our stay a breeze. I could not recommend this hipcamp any higher!
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Vicki
3 weeks ago
7 m Class B
With pets
Beautiful location that was easy to find and the facilities were amazing. We had a powered site for a caravan and it had everything easily accessible. We brought dogs and tucked ourselves in a corner and had just an amazing time. Value for money and the view is to die for. Will definitely be back. Thank you for a great stay.
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Nathalia
3 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
We had an amazing stay! The place was spotless, very well maintained, and the hosts were incredibly accommodating. We stayed with 4 adults, one baby, and our dog, and everything was perfect for our group.
We absolutely loved the views and the overall vibe such a special place to relax and enjoy nature. Due to the hot weather, we asked to change from the mountain spot to the river, and they were more than happy to help and make it happen, which we really appreciated.
We truly had the time of our lives and will definitely be coming back many more times. Highly recommend!
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Erin
3 weeks ago
10 m travel trailer
With pets
Beautiful spot!! The town is like stepping back in time. Everything you need to unwind, we will be back.
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Jayde
3 weeks ago
5 m travel trailer
Massive campsites, so you're not on top of one another, yes they are pricey and not for everyone, but worth it if you want the space, peace and quiet, the ground's are immaculate, and what's not to love camping beside a creek.
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Audra
3 weeks ago
5 m pop-up camper
With pets
A great little campground near the creek. I felt a little disoriented by the signage as there didn’t seem to be any signs saying “Tyalgum Showgrounds” but I trusted google and I arrived safely and at the time I expected. The office staffer was super friendly despite being pulled pillar to post. Check-in was simple since I paid via Hipcamp. Bathrooms were clean and showers were hot! The dump point saved me some extra kms on the way home, too! The grassy camp site was perfect for having my doggos with me (extra glad the mowing was done a week prior so most of the cuttings had blown away).
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Jan
3 weeks ago
Tent
We love this camp ground. Tweed Valley is real paradise. Nice clean showers, kitchen, toilets. Lovely people. Beautiful spot and we definitely will come again
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Natasha
3 weeks ago
3 m pop-up camper
With pets
Love it!! Great facilities. Great spot close to town and river. Great camping areas.
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carly
3 weeks ago
8 m travel trailer
With kids
This Property was one of the most pristine and well looked after properties! It definitely felt like a high end camping experience. We had the most relaxing weekend and the hosts were so great with help and communication.
Loved that we could buy eggs straight from the chickens 🙌🏼
We couldn’t recommend this stay enough
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James
February 2026
5 m car
Definitely need a 4x4 but once you drive up there the views are amazing and very peaceful.
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Elke
February 2026
6 m travel trailer
With pets
We loved camping here with our dog. Beautiful views, amazing creek to explore and swim in, and very peaceful.
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Mary
February 2026
3 m pop-up camper
The Tyalgum Camp Grounds is lovely.
Beautiful grassed areas and lovely clean amenities. Easy access to Tyalgum Village and pub is a plus.
A close by fruit bat colony is fascinating. However, the noise and aroma might be of putting for some.
I suggest camper check for bat droppings on vehicles each morning as the acidity of the droppings can damage duck.
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Joshua
February 2026
Tent
With kids
Great location near everything in Tyalgum. The camp grounds and amenities are well looked after. Showers and toilets very clean! Looks like they’ve recently played some trees to help add some much needed shade around the sites which will definitely improve things in the hotter months once they grow. Overall great spot for our little weekend away before school goes back
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Clive
January 2026
8 m Class B
Beautiful place and Brianna was most helpful. Sadly local power outages made the heat wave a bit challenging.
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April
January 2026
Tent
Group trip
my friends and I had the best time camping at tyalgum! such a beautiful location with excellent facilities including the kitchen, bathrooms, and power boxes. we loved swimming in the nearby river, checking out the town, and visiting the surrounding national parks! definitely recommend staying here.
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January 2026
7 m travel trailer
With pets
Just a beautiful, peaceful place. Lovely walks along the creek with shaded swimming holes. Brie is a fantastic host. There to offer assistance and information but unobtrusive and respectful of guests privacy and peace.
We genuinely loved our time here.
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Sarah
January 2026
10 m Class B
With kids
Always a great place to stay, can’t beat the country vibes, friendly service, and clean amenities
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