Beach and dog-friendly camping near Beaudesert
Rainforest-clad mountains, lakes, and beaches are all within reach of this hinterland town.
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The Sleepy Hollow Manor Estate
71 sites · RVs, Tents270 acres · Sleepy Hollow, NSW
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We are "The Sleepy Hollow Manor Estate" located in the heart of the breathtaking Sleepy Hollow Valley which is hidden snugly between the small seaside town of Pottsville and the Tweed Valley...
Once you're here you feel all your worries and stress drift away as you unwind and relax in the Manor estate and its surrounds.
A farm stay with a difference with a primitive camping style
Enjoy the peace and tranquillity as you hear the birds or just sit watching the water trickle through the creeks and waterholes. We have turtles and platypus and array of wildlife on our grounds.
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Tappy's Tours and Camping
2 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Point Lookout, QLD
The campsite is situated on the beach, sheltered by the sheoaks in the back dunes. At the rear of the campsite lies a freshwater lagoon, locally known as the keyholes.
Currently, two sites are available to be booked.
A unique feature includes the opportunity for surfing, fishing, and swimming in your private lagoon. A short drive will take you to Point Lookout.
Access is via the beach only and tides are a consideration. Please check "Point Lookout tides" on Willy Weather. I don't normally travel on the beach if the tide is over 1.5 metres.
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Paul's Peaceful Place
3 sites · RVs, Tents4 acres · Maryvale, QLD
I was told that as I journeyed around Australia I would find a place to settle and Maryvale on the Darling Downs was love at first sight.
I am happy to share my love for this property and welcome travellers to enjoy the tranquillity of the riverside and enjoy some of the walks and other features of the area.
Welcome to She-oak Hideaway, located in Maryvale by the riverside.
The riverside is a peaceful place with two large camping areas and firepits.
There are 2 large waterholes suitable for swimming, fishing and kayaking.
Down by the riverside you will see Water dragons, ducks, swamp hens, many birds, occasional Wallabies and Koala. Most afternoons the local Rikali (Australias Otter) can be seen diving for Yabbies.
We are an 11 minute drive to the very popular Main range national Park which has some beautiful hiking trails and is the perfect place for a picnic. We have a great country pub close by as well which is a short walk down a country lane.
Pets are welcome but please ensure they are under your control and that you clean up after them. Campers must be self sufficient with their own toilet.
Rubbish bins are provided for campers and a treated rain water tap is available. Kayaks and life jackets are available on request.
1 10 Amp power connection is also available on request.
Please contact me for early arrival time.
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V8 Jet Boat Racetrack
6 sites · RVs, Tents214 acres · Round Mountain, NSW
Welcome to your perfect destination for peace and quiet, set amidst over 200 acres of stunning cane fields! This serene retreat boasts an operational V8 jet boat track and breathtaking views of Mt. Warning.
The property is used only 10 days per year, leaving it untouched and ideal for a quiet weekend getaway or an extended holiday. Enjoy the tranquility of the countryside while being conveniently close to local attractions.
Cabarita Beach is just a 5-minute drive away, offering beautiful sandy shores and ocean waves. Byron Bay, known for its vibrant culture and stunning beaches, is only a 30-minute drive from the property.
Relax with unobstructed views of Mt. Warning, You'll be close enough to Pottsville and Cabarita Beach to enjoy their amenities, while still having your own private space to unwind in peace and quiet.
Come and experience the perfect blend of excitement and serenity at our unique retreat.
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Serenity in Suburbia
1 site · RV1 acres · Currumbin Waters, QLD
WELCOME TO CURRUMBIN WATERS
Nestled at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, our semi-rural suburban acreage in Currumbin invites you to a unique camping experience in the front area (yard) of our permaculture holding. Amongst the serenity of the ancient eucalypt forest, sustainable living, permaculture principles, and environmental conservation define the ethos of our space. During your stay, you'll also notice recycled items strategically placed around the camp area, reflecting our commitment to minimising environmental impact and promoting a eco-conscious lifestyle. PLEASE read the AMENITIES AND THINGS TO NOTE before you make a booking and view all provided photos.
Just a scenic 10-minute drive to the beach and 5 minutes into the Valley, our location allows you to explore the wonders of Currumbin. Embark on a journey along the winding road to discover the breathtaking Cougal Cascades, meander through Springbrook National Park, or stumble upon hidden cafes along the way – all within easy reach.
WILDLIFE SPOTTING
Situated at 43m above sea level, our land boasts a rich abundance of native plants and wildlife. Marvel at the sight of gorgeous and rare parrots, swamp-faced and golden wallabies, koalas, bush-turkeys, possums, water dragons, and echidnas – a testament to our proud position within a vital conservation area.
TO SEE AND DO
Explore the winding Currumbin Valley and uncover its hidden gems. Take a trip to the beach, home to the renowned Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. Nearby attractions include the Rock Pools, Elephant Rock, Balter Brewing Company, Freeman's Organic Farm, Superbee Honeyworld, Surf World Gold Coast, Sanctuary Markets (Friday night food trucks), and Currumbin Alley Surf School, to name just a few. Indulge in the abundance of delicious cafes just minutes down the road.
AMENITIES AND THINGS TO NOTE
Prior to booking, please review all site photos. This will help you to decide if our site is a right fit for your needs.
The site has an 11% off-level terrain. Assistance aids for levelling your vehicle are available.
While tents are welcome, please be aware that the ground is hard gravel and 11% off-level.
Most suited to 4WD. Camp trailers, Vans, Camper vans, Roof pop tops, Off-road camp trailers, Expedition trailers, All-terrain vans.
Arriving in daylight is highly recommended.
If it has rained near the time of your booking, a 4WD is recommended especially if you are towing.
Not suitable for caravans unless you are highly proficient in reversing your rig 60m uphill. Reversing and pulling into the site as noted in photos is the best way to utilise the site. Trust us, we know! If you lack confidence in doing so, kindly consider alternative options.
The illustrated caravan in the photo is 5 meters.
Campers must be fully self-contained with their own camping toilet. Please refrain from arriving and asking where the bathroom facilities are.
Domestic power (not 3-phase) and cold town water are provided.
Leashed small dogs are permitted; however, pet waste must be promptly removed.
Campfires are allowed in the provided fire drum unless there is a local fire ban in place. Bring your own firewood for a cozy evening under the stars.
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Mount Warning Views Camp
1 site · RV, Tent1 acres · Nimbin, NSW
Our beautiful property offers 1.5 acres of slightly sloping grassy land with divine views onto Mount Warning and the Border Ranges.
Unplug from technology and dive into nature with an abundance of National Parks and Beaches on the doorstep. There are plenty of recreational opportunities with nearby dams, waterholes, hikes, Mountain bike tracks, villages and beaches.
Explore the nearby quaint village of Uki or Murwillumbah. We are an hour away from Byron Bay and 25 minutes from Nimbin.
Campers must be self sufficient with their own camping toilet and take all waste and rubbish with them on departure. Pets are welcome.
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Sweetwater, Ducks & Dam site
4 sites · RVs, Tents30 acres · Upper Burringbar, NSW
Pitch a tent park your 4x4 or bring a smaller camper Van for this site. Camp by a beautiful tree lined dam in the Byron hinterland. There are other sites available upon arrival that depend on your vehicle and needs.
Spring water from above comes via a tap to your site Please do not waste this resource but you are welcome to top up your tanks.
Free fast internet.
You will have to be a competent driver but will get to this site without drama. You are off grid so will have to be self-sufficient. You do have fast internet.
When possible, I'll meet you on the road and guide you in for the first time. You will have good directions after booking and meeting you would not be essential.
We don't allow riding of motor bikes and being in a valley we must be very considerate of noise at night. People come here for peace. You must be respectful of other guests and people when passing on the road, any dogs must be fully under control and tied up at night. You will be asked to leave if we have any trouble. The number of people on the property must not exceed the number of people booked, *this includes day visitors. As we are right up a valley on a single lane road traffic must be kept to a minimum. We recommend you do a supermarket shop before coming out here. Bicycles are great in this region.It is a 20-minute drive to some of the most beautiful quiet beaches on this coast, 35 mins to the popular Byron Bay and 40 minutes to Tweed heads/Ballina or Gold coast Queensland. This area is mixed farming and Burringbar town offers most services. These include, a very good Butcher, Post Office, General store, a nice Café. Also, a classic sports club does a dinner from Wednesdays onwards and there is a Thai as well, they do a good takeaway. The fishing village of Brunswick heads operates throughout the week and is very popular. Pottsville is also very close with many amenities. There is also a classic Aussi pub in Moobal.
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Beach and dog-friendly camping near Beaudesert guide
Overview
At the heart of the Scenic Rim region, the pint-sized town of Beaudesert provides a welcome change of pace to the busy Gold Coast resorts to the east. Soak up the laid-back atmosphere as you browse the farmer’s markets, dine at country restaurants, and check into the local caravan park. Beaudesert’s biggest asset is its location. Choose Brisbane or the Gold Coast beaches—both an hour’s drive away—or explore the vineyards and artisan towns of the surrounding Hinterlands. For an outdoor adventure, there are six national parks nearby.
Where to go
Around Wyaralong Dam
Just west of Beaudesert, the verdant shores of Lake Wyaralong have more than 40 kilometers of hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails to explore. Take in the views from Mt Joyce, picnic by the lakeside, then pitch your tent at a waterfront camping ground. In the summer, water sports, including kayaking and canoeing, are popular along the lake.
Gold Coast Hinterlands
East of Beaudesert, Tamborine Mountain is the star of the Gold Coast hinterlands, where you can hike to waterfalls, spot wildlife along the Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk, or enjoy wine tasting at a boutique winery. Another must-visit destination is the Springbrook National Park. Enjoy bushwalking and camping in the Numinbah Valley, then discover the glowworm caves of the Natural Bridge.
South Scenic Rim
The southern section of the Scenic Rim region is home to some of its wildest landscapes. Head into the Lamington National Park to hike through UNESCO-listed rainforest, discover hidden waterfalls, and sleep at remote bush camps. To the west, Mount Barney National Park has summit climbs to challenge the most experienced hikers and backcountry campsites in the heart of the bush.
When to go
The hinterlands are a year-round destination, but the best weather for outdoor activities is from late autumn to early spring (April through September). Markets and events are held on weekends throughout the year, and this is the liveliest time to visit. Summer (December through February) campers should prepare for hot weather—daytime temperatures can reach over 30°C—and frequent downpours.
Know before you go
- Buses connect Beaudesert to Brisbane and the Gold Coast, but having your own transport is useful for exploring the hinterlands and national parks.
- Beaudesert has a selection of shops and restaurants, but for specialist camping gear, it’s best to head to Brisbane or the Gold Coast.
- Fire bans are common in Queensland during summer and dry periods, so check local recommendations before lighting a fire.
- Camping permits are required to camp within Queensland’s national parks and must be reserved in advance.
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