Glamping Near Bramston Beach, QLD, AU: 12 Best Luxury Glamping Sites 2025

Australia
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Queensland
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Bramston Beach

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Lisbeth

1 week ago

With pets

2 nights at Ginya Mija Wamban (Camp I Built)

Beautiful serenity. We loved the camp set up and loved hearing nature all around us. Would absolutely recommend.

2 nights at Ginya Mija Wamban (Camp I Built)

Andre is a great host, very friendly and accommodating. We stayed at his property twice now, would 100% recommend

Weekend Trip to KUR-Cow Farm Stay

Spent a couple of nights at Kur-Cow over the holidays. The hosts Ken and Helen was so kind and very accommodating. Kids got to do a few activities, they had an absolute blast . Good place to disconnect from my busy lifestyle.

Weekend Trip to Ginya Mija Wamban (Camp I Built)

We had a lovely time at Andre and Kims. Such an easy trip with the fully stocked camp kitchen, hot shower and cosy cabin. Lots of little thoughtful touches from the hosts including candles, towels, fresh herbs and a pumpkin which we roasted in the fire. To top it off, we were treated to an epic display of fireflies in the evening! And a beautiful waterful just a few minutes down the road. Highly recommend for a restful weekend trip, we will be back 😊

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Barrine Farmstay And Camping

20 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents20 acres · Danbulla, QLD

20 acres secluded in the rolling hills of the Atherton Tablelands on the top of the Gillies. A farm stay awaits with access to shower and toilet facilities this newly opened powered camping property is the perfect place to base yourself while you enjoy the local tourist attractions. We require 24 hours notice for camping- but send a message I’m sure we can fit you in Tours of the farm are available on request including hand feeding cows and collecting coloured eggs from our chickens. While pets are welcome we ask they are restrained at all times. We allow pets at the site for $10 per pet/per night. If you would like to bring a pet, please add the Pet Fee which is listed as an Extra during the booking process. Note on entrance road a few campers with vans have asked- I am not a caravanner so I’m not sure what’s important to you - It is public road to our gate - the last 400m or so is gravel. - eastern connection road is single lane bitumen. - The large school bus terminates at the intersection of Adams and eastern connection.

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Fnq blooms

3 sites · Lodging, RVs52 acres · Bartle Frere, QLD

Fnq blooms is a Tropical flower Farm. The 52 acre property is situated at the foothills of Queensland's tallest mountain, Mount Bartle Frere standing at 1622mt. Camp creek-side at FNQ Blooms, Campers will love exploring the crystal-clear creeks and waterfall on the farm. Camp site is a large grass area next to pristine rainforest creek, plenty of room to have friends camp with you. Set up, sit back and watch the Ulysses Butterflys fly by or Kingfishers duck and weave though the creek or just watch the jungle perch swim by while sitting in the creek with a cold one. On our Farm, we grow an extensive variety of Tropical Heliconia and Ginger for use in the Australian Cut Flower Industry as well as Vanilla in our shade house for food products your welcome to learn about the farm and its operations. We are a grate spot to explore the surrounding areas, Josephine falls swimming and Hiking Mt Bartle Frere, Babinda town , Babinda Boulders swimming and hiking , Eubenangee Swamp to spot crocs Bramston Beach, Franklen islands reef out of Deeral, Innisfail, Etty bay to see cassowary and Paronella Park at Mena Creek

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The Billabong Kuranda

25 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents130 acres · Kuranda, QLD

The Billabong Kuranda is the perfect location for you to explore the surrounding tourism attractions of the Cairns, Kuranda and the Tablelands Region.Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. The Billabong is a campground and events venue sitting on 180 acres of pristine rainforest. We have two gorgeous self-contained tiny homes perched right above our namesake billabong, offering seclusion and comfort, 5 minutes away from the Rainforest village Kuranda.We have the perfect spot waiting for you when you return after a day of sight seeing! Our spacious campgrounds offer plenty of shady and sunny spots perfect for your next stay.The cabins feature a mezzanine level queen bedroom, a kitchenette with microwave, toaster and fridge, a completely open living space with fold out couch for additional guests and a private deck overlooking our beautiful billabong with outdoor shower/bathtub.Easily accessible through the campground entrance, once inside our cabin you will feel totally secluded from the rest of the world: it's just you, the trees and the birds.We have and impressive amount of fire pits around the property and you are welcome to use them throughout your entire stay!Relax and enjoy, we have plenty of space to accommodate your stay.See our friendly campground manager on arrival. See you soon at The Billabong Kuranda!

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3 Bares Retreat

15 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Koah, QLD

3 Bares Retreat is a clothing optional naturist retreat located in the stunning Atherton Tablelands of Far North Queensland, just an hour’s drive from Cairns CBD. We offer a safe, private friendly adults only place for you to enjoy. The retreat features an on-site caravan for hire, along with flat, powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites. We provide a spacious camp kitchen, shower block, toilets, and laundry facilities. There is also a dump point on site for those who are self-contained. Guests also have access to filtered drinking water. Our grounds are rich with the natural beauty and wildlife of FNQ, ready for you to explore. Enjoy sweeping views from the camp kitchen balcony, take a dip in our pool or the picturesque Clohesy River that borders the property, or cosy up by a warm log fire in the evening. We’re pet-friendly too—just please ensure your furry friends are kept on a lead at all times. We warmly welcome nudists, LGBTQI+ guests, and anyone curious to try the lifestyle. We are now clothing-optional, so come and enjoy our little slice of paradise. There are plenty of games to enjoy, including Boule, Finska, darts, archery, volleyball, as well as board and card games—or simply relax and unwind. The natural bushland and gardens attract a wide variety of birdlife, butterflies, and other creatures, offering wonderful opportunities for birdwatching or simply soaking up the sights and sounds of nature.

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Mission Beach Farm Stay

4 sites · Lodging, RVs160 acres · Mission Beach, QLD

The property is a tropical fruit farm, zoned 'rural' and is nestled amongst other banana farms and small acreages. The property has mountain, rainforest and farm views. We live on a country road. It is very peaceful and quiet at night. Great for star gazing, as there is low light pollution. You can walk to the beach in around 10-15 minutes. Shops are a little further and include post office, tourist information, restaurants and cafes, clothing, massage, Lennie's fruit shop and a small supermarket. You can purchase take away alcohol from The Tavern in the main shopping area. Woolworth supermarket, chemist, banks and bottles-shops are in Wongaling, about 10 a minute drive.

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Ingenia Holidays Cairns Coconut

335 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Cairns, QLD

Few holiday resorts compare in popularity to our award-winning BIG4 Ingenia Holidays Cairns Coconut in Tropical North Queensland. In fact, if you looked up the definition of ‘kid’s paradise’, you’re likely to see a description of BIG4 Ingenia Holidays Cairns Coconut. Set just seven-minute drive from Cairns’ CBD, Cairns Coconut is an 11-hectare landscaped tropical oasis that holds its own against Cairns’ popular visitor attractions – the Great Barrier Reef, Wet Tropics Rainforest, and Atherton Tablelands. Accommodation comes in a few shapes and sizes – with cabins, condos, villas, caravan sites, and camping grounds available – all with the same access to the facilities that earned Ingenia Holidays Cairns Coconut its gold medal in the Queensland Tourism Awards (2019). Sure, World Heritage-listed icons might lure you out of the park’s surroundings but you can expect to walk away with holiday memories of what’s inside the park’s gates too; between the two swimming pools, slides, splash park, and pedal cars. If timing your visit for school holidays, be sure to call ahead to find out what activities are planned in-park – so parents can have some well-earned downtime and kids can burn off energy. *only sites are available for pet bookings* Please note: We are unable to accommodate boat, trailer, or van storage within the park.

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Glamping near Bramston Beach guide

Overview

Just an hour south of Cairns, the sleepy seafront town of Bramston Beach is the perfect antidote to the Far North Queensland tourist trail. Swap big city life for 11 kilometres of pristine, crowd-free beach, where you can swim, stroll, fish, and—if you’re lucky—spot Australian humpback dolphins along the coast. Campers are well served by Bramston’s caravan park and beach campground, both of which offer powered and unpowered sites. You can also snag one of the five beachside tent sites in the Russell River National Park, just north of town, or check into a remote Hipcamp accessible only by 4WD.

Where to go

Wooroonooran National Park

A 20-minute drive inland brings you to the wild rivers and waterfalls of Wooroonooran National Park, where you can hike through dense rainforest, go canoeing through scenic gorges, or tackle the mountain biking trails of the Misty Mountains. Highlights include the Mamu Tropical Skywalk and Queensland’s highest mountain, Bartle Frere, while campers can choose from three campgrounds with space for tents and camper trailers.

Tully Gorge National Park

Just south of Wooroonooran, the Misty Mountains tumble down into Tully Gorge National Park, where outdoor adventurers can hike, kayak, and go white-water rafting in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. There are also natural swimming holes where you can cool off and two campgrounds with unpowered sites for campervans and motorhomes.

Great Barrier Reef

With easy access to Cairns, Bramston Beach is well situated for discovering the UNESCO-listed Great Barrier Reef. The underwater world of dazzling corals and diverse marine life is best discovered on a snorkelling or scuba diving tour, but you can also cruise the reef on a glass-bottomed boat, camp out on a barrier island, or take a scenic flight.

When to go

The (comparatively) cooler, dryer months of April through November provide the most favourable weather for forays into Queensland’s Far North. This is prime time for snorkelling, diving, and outdoor activities, and coincides with whale-watching season (July-Sept). If you’re hiking and camping in summer (Dec-Feb), come prepared for soaring temperatures, high humidity, and regular downpours.