Discover the best lakeside campgrounds near Gin Gin, Queensland with fishing

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Gin Gin

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5 top lakeside campgrounds near Gin Gin with fishing

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Dam Crazy Camping

19 sites · RVs, Tents624 acres · Golden Fleece, QLD

Dam Crazy? You would have to be to bypass over 620 acres of scenic bushland off the beaten track for your next camping getaway or stopover on your way on the Bruce Highway. An abundance of birdlife with over 135 different species found so far including a Powerful Owl. A magnificent 400 megalitre dam that now forms part of the natural landscape of this unique property. A hidden gem in the Wide Bay/Fraser Coast area of Queensland where relaxation, peace and privacy are unavoidable as are the sunsets and shooting stars in the clear skies above. We are 20 minutes from the quaint Childers Township and 50 minutes from Bundaberg. The property is totally private and caravans cannot been seen from the road, the owners live on the property and only booked guests are to enter the property offering security and peace of mind. Whether you want to bird watch, kayak, fish (catch and release only), hike or ride one of the many trails or sit, relax and read your favourite book, we promise a warm welcome; from the wildlife and the proprietors Miranda, Brendon and Esa the dog. Dam Crazy is also pet friendly, dogs must be cleaned up after and may be walked off leash on the walking trails (please be mindful of other campers, farm animals and wildlife), they may also swim in the dam but must be contained or kept on leash in the campsite areas. The dam is very deep and could have snags washed down in floods, so we suggest children wear life jackets, and MUST be supervised by adults at all times around the water. Numbers are limited to ensure you have plenty of space and privacy! Campers must take all waste with them. Very good cellphone reception

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Platypus Park Riverside Retreat

40 sites · Tents50 acres · South Kolan, QLD

Situated on the beautiful banks of the Burnett River just out of Bundaberg. We have powered and unpowered sites overlooking this pristine river and creekside area. We have our own private boat ramp and pontoon that our guests are welcome to use and toilet and shower facilities on site. Our Creekside area is quite and secluded looking down onto the creek with an abundant supply of wildlife. There is a transportable toilet and shower for your use. Creekside is a 10 minute easy walk to riverside or a minute drive. Enjoy the abundant wildlife whilst canoeing up our subtropical creek or just sit and relax and take in the view of the passing waterskiers. Platypus Park Riverside is a unique hidden gem with bushwalking, a hit of golf, volleyball, swimming and fishing. You won't be disappointed with your stay. Come check us out. NOTE! LOCKED GATED ACCESS REQUIRES HOST TO MEET YOU ON ARRIVAL. Please make sure you have a confirmed booking, check "MY TRIPS" in your profile for directions and call me 30 minutes before arrival to avoid needing to wait for me.

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Abington Estate Retreat

10 sites · Tents51 acres · Abington, QLD

Hi there! Welcome to Abington Estate Retreat. Our retreat offers a relaxing experience with the comforts of glamping. You'll have the opportunity to see daily wildlife that visits the retreat which will enhance your wellness. Our camping and caravan grounds are both comfortable and safe, and we are also pet-friendly. On top of that, we offer an on-site concierge service for your convenience. We have an office kiosk where you can grab snacks and drinks, and we offer both non-powered and powered sites with all necessary facilities including a full camp kitchen with all the necessary equipment. Our site also includes toilets and a gas hot shower for your comfort. Finally, you can enjoy beautiful starry nights and fresh air during your stay.

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Howard Bush Town Camp

9 sites · RVs, Tents56 acres · Howard, QLD

The property is situated in the historic and friendly township of Howard on 56 acres of land. Is it nature at its best, yet so close to town and 500 meters from Bruce Highway. Spend your days at the beach, fishing or doing beautiful bush walks in the area. There is plenty to see and do here with Hervey Bay and Fraser Island close by as well. Campers are required to be self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and take all waste with them on departure. We do have town water available from a tap near the main house. We have a dirt track that runs around the property, 2 dams and plenty of fallen timber you are welcome to use for firewood. All you need and more is within 1km and it is just a short walk to the pub. Only 5 minutes to Burrum River, where you can launch your boat catch crabs, prawns, and plenty of fish. Only 18 minutes to Burrum Heads and Toogoom beautiful beaches. Buttler/curry chef can be arranged for $100 a day.

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Lakeside

1 site · RV, Tent150 acres · Lakeside, QLD

Our property has a mix of open flat grassed areas surrounded by gum trees. Lakeside is a large, naturally occurring waterhole where you can fish, kayak and swim. Beside the water's edge you may see cattle and horses roaming freely in area. There is plenty of wildlife in trees. This campsite suits self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower, and drinking water supply. Woowoonga National Park and Wongi National Park are located close by, which are home to various wildlife including little red flying foxes, yellow-bellied gliders, sugar gliders, bandicoots, pademelons and wallabies. Wongi is also well known for its wetlands and waterholes. Dogs welcome.

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Lakeside camping near Gin Gin with fishing guide

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