Camping near Eumundi
In the leafy Sunshine Coast hinterland, Eumundi has a village vibe with area national parks to see.
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Buranga Farm
18 sites · RVs, Tents60 acres · Verrierdale, QLD
Buranga Farm is a small organic family-run farm on 60 acres in the Noosa hinterland only ten minutes from Peregian Beach. The property is largely flat with a hill on the Eastern side and a ridgeline at the very back of the property. There are plenty of cleared open areas as well as a mix of lightly treed and native vegetation.
Site one and two are located on the hillside looking west to Mount Cooroy and are best suited for couples.
Sites three and four share a large open grassed area the flows down to the main dam that offers great swimming. All areas of the property are open to campers to walk through and explore.
The farm comprises a series of ponds near the road that are in the process of being renovated for Red Claw Crayfish. There are fruit trees and veggie gardens around the house, as well as a horse and house cow that guests are welcome to interact with. The balance of the land is either grazed by our small herd of Murray Grey Cattle or set aside for regeneration.
Dog friendly. Simle composting/drop toilet available.
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A Place To Call Home
43 sites · RVs, Tents22 acres · Conondale, QLD
Unplug and unwind at our 22 acre camping paradise nestled amongst the rolling green hills of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Listen to the babbling water sounds of Scrubby Creek and the Mary River that meandering through the perimeter of the property for over 1 kilometer. Stroll through our little rainforest, paddle in the creek or have a dip in one of the many rock pools. We will even let you build as many rock towers as you like! Throw an inner tube in the creek and float around while the kids laugh and play all day long. Let the kids dig holes or fossick for the perfect skimming rocks, ride bikes or play endless games on the beautiful landscaped grass. Plenty of trees to put up that hammock or grab a soak in our outdoor bath with views overlooking the wilderness. Sit back and gaze at the starlit skies while the kids roast yet another marshmallow on the campfire. Snuggle up during winter and cool down around the rainforest in summer. Abundant wildlife, lots of kangaroos and wallabies, koalas and beautiful birds everywhere.
Please be aware that weekends are family times and do get busy with extra people. During the week it is very quiet and you could have the whole place to yourself. Sites are allocated on weekends based on numbers and if you are camping with children and dogs.
We have 15 large flat grassy sites nestled amongst trees. Campsites are far enough away from other campers to enjoy the privacy. Each site is large and can allow group bookings. Loads of space for tents, camper trailers, caravans or motorhomes.
Pets permitted but must be restrained.
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Hidden Camp Pie Creek
62 sites · RVs, Tents6 acres · QLD
(As of the end of August 2023 you will need to become a member of our club to book a site here, it's 100% free, and is very easy! Becoming a member has many benefits sign up on our Hidden Camp website of follow our facebook page for updates)
Away from everything, close to most things. and has won and award for Runners up for best hipcamps for HipCamp Australia 2023
Our 6.5 acre property has an abundance of beautiful flora and fauna along with lots of wildlife and birds.
It is the perfect destination to forget life's worries and relax in a beautiful natural environment. We are happy for you to enjoy riding push bikes on the property and to enjoy music around your campsite.
Bring your kids, dogs, push bikes, or even a canoe and get back to nature!
Campfires are welcome in the fire pit provided and there is plenty of firewood available. Please ensure there are no restrictions in place before lighting a fire.
There is a basic camp kitchen, toilet's, camp shower and a bar setup down near the dam for your use, complete with lights, weber BBQ, microwave, 2 hot plates, a toaster, sandwich press and fridge/freezer.
You can also hire out the entire property just for your group or special occasion - please see entire property listing.
We also have a mini camp shop on site that's also stocked with the hire items you will notice in the extras section(on the hipcamp app) and there are also many more items you may forget like frozen bread, milk and even ice also including but not limited to (depending on availability) -
* Barista made coffees (by prior booking)
* Ham & Cheese croissants (by prior booking)
* Chopped Fire wood (Delivered to your camp)
* Smoker Rental
* Solar Panel Rental
* Water Drum Rental
* Camp toilet Rental
*Generator Hire
*Table Hire
*Battery Hire
*12v Fridge/freezer hire
If you are requiring any of the above you can pay us in cash or you can check out these most of these options on the hipcamp app or give us a call or text to arrange.
There is power down at the dam and please take your rubbish with you on departure and clean up after yourselves. Although most of all we want you to have a great time!
We are 10 minutes from Gympie, 2 hours from Brisbane and an hour to the Sunshine Coast or Hervey Bay.
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Riverdell
9 sites · RVs, Tents166 acres · Bald Knob, QLD
Riverdell is 166 acres located on the eastern side of the Blackall Range extending down to the Mooloolah River headwaters. Escape off grid to enjoy the peace and quiet, watch the cattle grazing in the paddocks, spot the native birdlife or cuddle up by the fire in your own secluded paradise.
Sunrises are spectacular while sunsets by open campfire are also a highlight of the Riverdell experience. Take a short walk up the creek, west of The Junction campsite, to see some scenic rockpools and waterfalls in the cool of the rainforest canopy.
There is plenty to do and see in the area including exploring nearby Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve, Gardeners Falls, Kondalilla National Park, Australia Zoo, indulge in a tasting at the Barrel at Clouds Vineyard opposite the front gate, stroll through Maleny Botanic Gardens & Bird World or take a short drive to some of Australia’s most beautiful beaches.
Access during daylight hours via 4WD ONLY with off-road tyres. Off-road camper trailers are suitable for some campsites (weight and length restrictions apply) however caravans are not suitable due to the steep terrain. A portaloo is within walking distance to some campsites, otherwise your camp MUST be self-contained. Riverdell is dog friendly, off leash if trained, and recommend tick treatment before arrival. .For safety, no arrivals after dark unless arranged prior.
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Browns Creek Camping
6 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · QLD
Unwind to the soothing sound of the flowing creek as you savour a drink by the crackling campfire. We offer spacious unpowered campsites nestled along Browns Creek, catering to caravans, campers, and tents. Our picturesque bush camping area spans approximately 10 acres, providing ample space for your outdoor adventure.
You will need to be self-sufficient. No water or power or toilet.
Conveniently located just minutes away from the vibrant local markets of Yandina and Eumundi, you'll have the opportunity to explore and discover unique treasures.
Terella Brewery is a mere 3-minute drive from our location, offering a delightful experience for beer enthusiasts. If you're looking to explore further, the charming town of Yandina is only a 3-minute drive away.
For those seeking an exciting cultural experience, Eumundi is just an 11-minute drive from our campsite, where you can immerse yourself in the renowned Eumundi Markets and soak up the vibrant atmosphere.
And if you're longing for a relaxing day at the beach, the stunning Coolum Beach is within a comfortable 20-minute drive.
Join us at our serene campsite, where nature's tranquillity and local attractions await your arrival.
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River Foreshore
30 sites · RVs, Tents35 acres · Maroochy River, QLD
This is the perfect space to have some peace and quiet in a fantastic location just 10 mins from Coolum or Yandina township.
We have so much room you do not even have to unhook your caravan. Perfect for people new or experiencedto caravaning. It is a secluded property with activities to keep you occupied during the day. Beautiful creek walk with lots of water dragons, birds and fish in the creek. Swim in our beautiful fresh water dam with a pontoon for kids to jump and swim. Fishing is encouraged and people catch a lot of brim.
We are Dog Friendly.
If you wish to go offsite there is Coolum Beach 10 minutes away or hike Mount Ninderry only 8 minutes away. We are close to Eumundi Markets approx 15-20mins drive.
Pitch your tent or caravan next to the Maroochy river. You will have your own private access to the creek and full privacy.
Drinking water and toilets are not available so don't forget to BYO.
Fire is allowed on site. Please dont move the fire pits. We also sell firewood for $20 a bag
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Maya Nature Park
16 sites · Tents45 acres · Belli Park, QLD
Maya Nature Park
is on 45 acres of natural bush. Multiple
campsites are dispersed among the dams, tall trees and rural views. The wildlife and our friendly hand fed Moo Moos are guaranteed to put a smile on your dial and help you relax.
At Maya Nature Park we are about offering less sites and more space so you can enjoy the beauty this property has to offer without feeling crowded.
You can enjoy birdsong breakfasts, stunning sunsets and millions of stars. Your own campfire or join the big fire pit. Once you arrive you will be greeted by your host who will give you
choices of where you would like to set up your camp.
Maya Nature Park has recently built amenities including two hot showers and two toilets for your convenience. We are located on 15-20 minutes from the popular
Eumundi Markets, 40 minutes to Noosa beach and National Park and only
10 minutes from the popular Kenilorth bakery.
Kenilorth also has a convenience store, pub and delicious pizzas as well as the beautiful Mary river. Pets are welcome but must be kept on a lead at all times to protect our wildlife and cattle.
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Noosa Equestrian & Camping
132 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents188 acres · Tandur, QLD
Come and Camp at Noosa Equestrian Centre, a 188 acre property in the heart of the Noosa regions, with lush greenery and a peaceful tree lined creek. The perfect campsite for relaxing days spent in the beautiful hinterland, with Noosa beaches and shops just over the hill.
The property offers 80 powered sites and 50 unpowered sites, at various locations around the property, some closer to the creek-line than others. All sites are ideal for pulling up stumps for a few days or more, enjoying the stunning, peaceful property and exploring the wider area.
All campers have access the the amenities blocks (hot showers and flushing toilets!), located a couple of hundred metres from camp, depending where you set up, as well as a dump point for those who are self-contained.
At this time, whilst campfires are permitted, you must bring your own firepit/brazier or similar and it must be elevated from the ground. Firewood BYO.
Pets are welcome but must be kept on a lead - we have many horses around!
Sites will be allocated on arrival in discussion with you, based on your set up.
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Maluka Park
4 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Imbil, QLD
Please notify us if you are camping with other campers who have booked a separate site so we can have you camping beside each other.
During busy times, most weekend bookings are a minimum of 2 nights with 1 night bookings during the week, however occasionally we will have 1 night bookings on weekends. Check with your host to see availability on 1 night bookings.
Kayaks are provided free of charge for all campers to use in Yabba Creek. Please treat them respectfully and return them back to their launching place just below the powerlines. If you wish to bring along your own kayak, you can launch them at the walkway between campsite 8 and 9 where our camp kayaks are stored, however, cars are restricted from driving down to the water edge so you will have to carry them to the water to launch them. Please note that you are responsible for your own kayak.
All campsites run parallel too the creek and are situated on the upper bank of Yabba Creek. Some have creek views, the other sites have trees between the creek and their site. All have mountain views. The main access to the creek is half way along the campground between site 8 and 9. Please do not leave your car parked in the walkway as this will block the entrance to campsite 9. Unfortunately, we lost many of our creek access points due to flooding.
Our property is situated between Imbil and Lake Borumba on the beautiful Yabba Creek.
We have 110 acres, with campsites on 20 acres.
We have 1km of creek frontage.
The creek offers fishing, swimming and kayaking. If you're lucky you'll spot the platypus in the creek and there's lots of birdlife around so bring your cameras! Kayaks are supplied free for all campers to use. We just ask that you treat them with respect and return them back to their launching place once you have finished with them.
It would pay to pack your reef walkers as the river is rocky in spots.
There is lots of space for motorhomes and large camping vehicles to maneuver and park. Plenty of flat spots for your tent or vehicle.
This campsite has access to flushing toilets (toilets are situated approx. 400m from the camp sites) and water (rainwater), but you will need to bring your own camping shower.
Campfires are permitted outside of fire-ban season (please use the existing firepits). Firewood is available and can be delivered to your site by our local contractor. Cost is $20 for a generous load or $10 for a half load.
The property features a gorgeous rainforest with a walking track that you can follow safely, and you can also access the state forest next door if you're up for a bigger adventure.
Lake Borumba is just down the road which permits water skiing, boating, fishing and other water recreation.
The town ship of Imbil is only 7 minutes away where you can visit the many cafes, bakeries, The Imbil pub, Sunday markets, Produce and hardware store, supermarket, butcher, clothing shops, hairdresser, fishing supplies, Petrol station, post office and more.
We are a working cattle and horse property but we do allow pets, however pet owners will need to abide by the rules as set out under the Rules and Safety "Pets" section.
Please note that there is a rifle range within hearing distance from Maluka Park and campers may at times on weekends hear gunshots. This generally only goes for a few hours.
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Habitat Noosa Everglades EcoCamp
401 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents65 acres · Cooroibah, QLD
Habitat Noosa Everglades EcoCamp awarded “Australia’s Best New Tourism Business” is located 25 minutes from Noosa, set amongst 65 acres of National Park and perched on the edge of picturesque Lake Cootharaba.
Boasting a number of waterfront activities from stand up paddle boards, canoes, wave skis, kayaks and tinnie hire to frisbee golf in a bushland setting. The Great Sandy National Park location extends a number of walking trails where you can get up close and personal with the abundant wildlife and discover the rich history of the region.
The CootharaBAR & Bistro dishes are inspired by the regions fresh, local produce and the Micro Brewery, boasts 8 tasty beers brewed onsite. The EcoCamp is the gateway to one of only two Everglades in the world, where the tea tree infused waterways and ancient rainforests provide a truly memorable tour experience. Habitat Noosa Everglades EcoCamp is the ultimate Accessible Wilderness Experience!
The campground features modern facilities, laundry, camp kitchens an onsite bistro and micro-brewery, water activities, walking treks and daily tours to the Noosa Everglades.
Campfires are allowed when there are no restrictions in place. Campfires are only permitted in fire pits that are off the ground.
Sorry, no pets.
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Wild Horse Retreat
7 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Glass House Mountains, QLD
Welcoming you to our 100 acre horse property nestled in the Glasshouse Mountains, with a creek and a lake. Featuring a mix of pine and natural forest, this off grid campsite has a lovely flat space for camping.
Drinking water and toilet amenities are available, and we welcome well behaved dogs on leashes as well as a place to stay for your beloved horse (please note an additional horse facility fee will be charged).
🐴***We also offer a variety of horse riding experiences that can be selected and added to your booking at checkout***🐴
The Glass House Mountains are found in the hinterland of Queensland's Sunshine Coast. They are about a one-hour drive south of the Sunshine Coast's main hub, Noosa, or an hour north of the state's capital city, Brisbane.
The region is a natural playground of walking tracks, horse trails and abseiling locations, the mountains are also home to six small townships, linked by rail and country roads.
Please note there is highway noise at this site.
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River Run
6 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Conondale, QLD
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Welcome to our beautiful campground, nestled along a 450m stretch of the picturesque Mary River!
Our campground offers a long stretch of flat land, making it an ideal destination for both large and small groups of campers. With plenty of shaded sites available, you can relax and enjoy the tranquil surroundings while staying cool and comfortable. There's also ample space for recreational activities like cricket, footy, flying kites, or leisurely walks.
The property is filled with the delightful sounds of nature, from wallabies to a variety of birds, with the charming chime of the Bell Bird and laugh of the Kookaburra resonating through the trees. Positioned near the river's origin in the hinterland, the river is a habitat for the platypus, Mary River Cod, and other native animals, including the critically endangered White-throated Snapping Turtle.
One of the highlights of our campground is its proximity to the river. You'll have easy access to one of two river access tracks, just a short stroll away. As you approach the river, you'll be greeted by the soothing shade provided by the surrounding trees.
The river itself offers a diverse range of experiences, from calm and shallow areas perfect for kids to play safely, to exciting rapids and refreshing rock pools for adventurers of all ages, with water depth varying depending on seasonal conditions.
For those who love water activities, our campground offers a fantastic opportunity for kayaking along the river. Explore the winding waterways, immerse yourself in nature, and discover the hidden gems that the river has to offer. It's an experience that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and connected to the great outdoors.
As an added bonus, our working farm is home to delightful pygmy goats that freely roam the property or can be found in their enclosure. These charming little creatures may come by to say hello during your stay, adding a touch of whimsy to your camping experience. It's a unique opportunity to encounter friendly farm animals right at your doorstep.
Ideally located between Maleny and Kenilworth, a visit to our campground offers a base to access the region's stunning waterfalls and walking tracks, and many boutique shopping experiences, cafes, cheese factories and wineries. For those seeking adventure, Conondale National Park provides opportunities for 4WD exploration.
Whether you're seeking a serene camping experience, exciting water activities, a base to explore everything that the hinterland has to offer or a chance to connect with nature and adorable farm animals, our campground on the Mary River has it all!
Come and join us for an unforgettable camping adventure that will leave you with cherished memories for years to come.
Other Things to Note
Access to the property involves crossing a dip ( at the moment the continual rain has washed some of the dip soil at the base so it is a bit d lower, low clearance vans maybe not suited) and a causeway . This track is almost always accessible by 2WD. Contact us regarding crossing conditions and wet weather access before your stay.
Toilet facilities are not available and bush toilets are NOT permitted. Campers must bring their own camping toilets and take all waste when they go.
Campfires are permitted in designated fire pits, based on weather conditions. Firewood is available for $15.per bag this is in the shade shelter with the fire pits if there isn't one at your site. We would appreciate if you could return your bags pls.
Generators are permitted, we ask that these are turned off by 8pm for the comfort of other guests and our neighbours across the river.
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Camping near Eumundi guide
Overview
Surrounded by lush subtropical rainforest and rolling hills, Eumundi’s best-known attraction is the twice-weekly Eumundi Markets, one of Australia’s biggest arts and crafts markets. Artists, musicians, and creators have established galleries, boutiques, artisan cafes, and quirky retail stores to create a fun and welcoming hinterland town, but beyond this buzz, national parks, state forests, and coastal islands with long sweeping beaches are all within easy driving distance for Eumundi campers.
Where to go
Noosa & the Sunshine Coast
Under an hour’s drive from Eumundi is Noosa, one of Queensland’s most popular beachside towns. White-sand beaches with surf breaks are bookended by Noosa National Park, home to walking trails and viewpoints framed by forest overlooking the sea. Hastings Street, with its string of boutiques, restaurants, cafes, juice bars, and cocktail bars, runs parallel to Main Beach. Go standup paddleboarding, kayak on the Noosa River, or hire a boat to savor the tranquility of Noosa’s north shore, which borders Great Sandy National Park.
Great Sandy National Park
Great Sandy National Park is divided into three sections occupying much of the coastal land north of Noosa Heads, all the way to Rainbow Beach and over to the world’s largest sand island: K’Gari (formerly known as Fraser Island). The Cooloola Recreation Area in the southern section is home to the Cooloola Great Walk, a 102-kilometre hiking trail that hugs the coastline. Rainbow Beach is the poster child for the middle section of the park with its 4WD-accessible beaches, coastal campsites, and colourful sand dunes. K’Gari has so much to offer campers with its rainforests, freshwater lakes, endless beaches, and campgrounds.
Bribie Island
Rivaling K’Gari for stunning beaches, shady campsites amid native forest, and a laid-back holiday vibe, Bribie Island is connected to Brisbane’s northern suburbs at Sandstone Point with a bridge straddling Pumicestone Passage. Beyond the residential area and its canals, most of the island is natural bushland with an unbroken east coast of sweeping white-sand beaches. Campsites at Gallagher Point, Poverty Creek, and Ocean Beach can be reached by 4WD, while a remote campsite at Mission Point is accessible by small boat only.
Conondale National Park
One hour’s drive southwest of Eumundi is the lush rainforest area of Conondale National Park. Here, boulder-strewn swimming holes are shaded by tropical rainforest and towering eucalypts, while burbling mountain streams provide a gentle soundtrack. Wildlife and birdlife is in abundance with the park, which provides critical habitat for rare plants and animals. Conondale hiking trails include the 56-kilometre-long Conondale Range Great Walk, which can be broken into short, half-day walks. Conondale campsites are set on Booloumba Creek, where walk-in campsites are also available for those doing multi-day hikes.
When to go
The Christmas and Easter holiday periods are busy times around the Sunshine Coast and K’Gari, so it pays to book campsites well in advance. Eumundi’s elevated location means that temperatures are cooler than on the coast, and in turn, winters can get rather chilly. The best time to visit is generally from October to April—look for autumn leaves in glorious colours around May when trees drop their leaves. Between May and October, humpback whales on their annual migration may be seen from beaches.
Know before you go
- Prebook national park campsites with QLD Parks and Forests, and don't forget to display your permit at your campsite.
- Keep an eye on weather events and tides when camping on Bribie Island and K’Gari, as safe access to campsites is sometimes limited.
- Be aware of dingoes on K’Gari, and ensure all food is securely stored in vehicles or sturdy containers.
- Be aware of strong currents and pounding surf when beach fishing or surfing—most beaches are remote and unpatrolled by surf lifesavers.
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