Caravan parks near Clairview

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A dugong sanctuary and a beach brimming with mud crabs are just two draws for caravan campers to coastal Clairview. Head to the shore on hot summer mornings to view the dugongs and harvest a crab dinner, then return to your caravan park to fire up the BBQ. Powered sites near Clairview typically offer access to toilets, drinking water, and laundry facilities for convenience. Zip over to Flock Pigeon Island, a 2.5-kilometre ride away, to cast fishing rods and look for rare bird species while savouring scenic views. Back on the mainland, an hour’s drive north of Clairview, caravanners can experience thrilling walking trails and abundant local wildlife like ‘roos and wallabies in Cape Palmerston National Park—an off-season visit in March or September promises cooler temperatures ideal for hiking. Small camper trailers can settle in at the park, while larger caravans and motorhomes are welcome at drive-through sites outside the boundary. Amenities like electric hookups, sullage points, and potable water are helpful conveniences.

67% (457) 6 campsites

Top-rated caravan parks near Clairview

2. Tide Water Park

100%
(129)
38km from Clairview · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
QUIET, and NATURALLY BEAUTIFUL. 7 camp sites to cater for a relaxing self contained getaway. The beach track has good 4WD access and is very quiet with secluded private camp sites along the track. Group site is set back 50m from the beach and can only be booked by 1 group at a time. It is a large flat area suitable for those traveling with friends. Please message us any questions you may have prior to booking to see what site is best suitable to your camping needs. The diversity of the property showcases an amazing variety of vegitation, birdlife, and buterflies. Many walking trails allow for bird watchers and photographers to explore the wide diversity at Tide Water Park. I'm sorry to all, we have to reiterate this, but we have to due to some filthy campers. NO TOILET, NO ENTRY. We are disgusted to have to pick up used toilet paper. Sorry for the bluntness. A shovel does not cover as a toilet! Our place is a beautiful place and we will not allow this kind of degradation. The Beach is classified as a Green zone under Qld law which means fishing is excluded along the beach. You can fish at the creek mouth to the north. There is also creek access through the property but no camping there. A small boat can be launched and retrieved. Self sufficient camping only. No toilets, showers, dump points or power provided at this time. Horse yards are available if you wish to bring your horse for rides along the beach, obviously all at your own risk. Well behaved, quiet dogs are allowed, and must be kept within the campsite unless your walking them. Be respectful of others. Things to do here include, beach access (walks, drives), horse riding, bird watching, Fishing, Crabbing, A small wet land walk. Or just sit back and watch the beach change with the tide. What to bring and not bring, Insect repellent or be prepared to cover up when sandflies and midges are out. Torches, Sunscreen, rubbish bags. No hunting allowed, No ATV's, side by sides, drones, guns or chainsaws. Generator usage only in the afternoon and early evening. Additive activities available at site: - Bag of firewood - Farm fresh eggs - Crab pots - Seasonal animal experiences
Pets
from 
AU$37
 / night

A dugong sanctuary and a beach brimming with mud crabs are just two draws for caravan campers to coastal Clairview. Head to the shore on hot summer mornings to view the dugongs and harvest a crab dinner, then return to your caravan park to fire up the BBQ. Powered sites near Clairview typically offer access to toilets, drinking water, and laundry facilities for convenience. Zip over to Flock Pigeon Island, a 2.5-kilometre ride away, to cast fishing rods and look for rare bird species while savouring scenic views. Back on the mainland, an hour’s drive north of Clairview, caravanners can experience thrilling walking trails and abundant local wildlife like ‘roos and wallabies in Cape Palmerston National Park—an off-season visit in March or September promises cooler temperatures ideal for hiking. Small camper trailers can settle in at the park, while larger caravans and motorhomes are welcome at drive-through sites outside the boundary. Amenities like electric hookups, sullage points, and potable water are helpful conveniences.

67% (457) 6 campsites

Top-rated caravan parks near Clairview

2. Tide Water Park

100%
(129)
38km from Clairview · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
QUIET, and NATURALLY BEAUTIFUL. 7 camp sites to cater for a relaxing self contained getaway. The beach track has good 4WD access and is very quiet with secluded private camp sites along the track. Group site is set back 50m from the beach and can only be booked by 1 group at a time. It is a large flat area suitable for those traveling with friends. Please message us any questions you may have prior to booking to see what site is best suitable to your camping needs. The diversity of the property showcases an amazing variety of vegitation, birdlife, and buterflies. Many walking trails allow for bird watchers and photographers to explore the wide diversity at Tide Water Park. I'm sorry to all, we have to reiterate this, but we have to due to some filthy campers. NO TOILET, NO ENTRY. We are disgusted to have to pick up used toilet paper. Sorry for the bluntness. A shovel does not cover as a toilet! Our place is a beautiful place and we will not allow this kind of degradation. The Beach is classified as a Green zone under Qld law which means fishing is excluded along the beach. You can fish at the creek mouth to the north. There is also creek access through the property but no camping there. A small boat can be launched and retrieved. Self sufficient camping only. No toilets, showers, dump points or power provided at this time. Horse yards are available if you wish to bring your horse for rides along the beach, obviously all at your own risk. Well behaved, quiet dogs are allowed, and must be kept within the campsite unless your walking them. Be respectful of others. Things to do here include, beach access (walks, drives), horse riding, bird watching, Fishing, Crabbing, A small wet land walk. Or just sit back and watch the beach change with the tide. What to bring and not bring, Insect repellent or be prepared to cover up when sandflies and midges are out. Torches, Sunscreen, rubbish bags. No hunting allowed, No ATV's, side by sides, drones, guns or chainsaws. Generator usage only in the afternoon and early evening. Additive activities available at site: - Bag of firewood - Farm fresh eggs - Crab pots - Seasonal animal experiences
Pets
from 
AU$37
 / night

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