Lakeside camping near Horseshoe Bay
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Mountain View Holiday Park
27 sites · RVs, Tents90 acres · Mount Surround, QLD
Former home of the Palm Creek Folk Festival.
Relax in this peaceful, family friendly campground, nestled in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range and nearby Mount Elliot.
Pick a spot and set up camp.
Enjoy the 70 acres of shady grounds with plenty of wildlife, including pretty face wallabies and abundant birdlife.
The 20-acre dam is great for non-motorised water sports where you can paddle about on your kayak, canoe or SUP.
Please be aware entry to the dam is a very muddy and there is a lot of weed at the moment. However, the water is beautiful and fresh once you get further in.
Bring Mosquito/sandfly spray especially if camping by the lake.
Settle down of an evening sit back and enjoy the spectacular starry night sky.
Campfires allowed. Fire rings are available scattered about the site, just roll one to your camp site.
Wood for sale at $10 cash per milk crate, from camp kitchen. Please place cash in the honesty box. Thankyou.
Located conveniently 45 km South from Townsville and Magnetic Island ferry terminal, 45km north of Ayr, 8km north of Giru.
Pet friendly (on a lead and under owners' control at all times please).
Powered and unpowered sites available.
Separate men and women's toilets and hot showers.
Camp kitchen with shared fridges, gas rings x2, large gas BBQ, toaster, kettle, microwave and picnic tables.
BYO cooking gear, plates, cups, utensils.
Washing up sinks x2 -cold water only. Laundry tubs have hot water that can be used in kitchen sink.
Coin washing machines available. ($2 x 2, BYO coins)
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Crystal Creek
25 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Mutarnee, QLD
Crystal Creek Campsite is a large camp area with private access to the creek. Large area with plenty of shade. Dog friendly (on a lead). Campers must be self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and take all waste with them. Our current facilities are unable to be regularly cleaned so will be closed to guests.Campers MUST provide car registration details at time of booking.This is a privately run camp (Operated by Mungulla Station). It is not part of the National Park. Close walk to natural swimming pools which are absolutely picturesque.We offer large shady spots with a few BBQ's, fire pits and amenities. Plenty of fishing and swimming to enjoy.Amenities include hot showers (10 MINS ONLY PLEASE).Access to campsite passes our school so please drive very slowly if your accessing campsite during school hours.Children under 6 stay for free. Do not include them at time of booking.DUE TO CORONAVIRUS PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN TOILET PAPERPlease read all information, rule and directions (provided once you have a confirmed booking) carefully before contacting your host. We have done out best to provide all the information for you so messages should not be required.
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Lakeside camping near Horseshoe Bay guide
Overview
Looking for a camping adventure near Horseshoe Bay, Queensland in Australia? Hipcamp has over 112 options for you to choose from. Whether you prefer pitching a tent, parking your caravan, or glamping in a cosy cabin, we've got you covered. And with prices as low as $15 per night and an average of $30 per night, you can find a campsite that fits your budget. Check out our top-rated campsites like Crystal Creek (424 reviews), Bee Haven (196 reviews), and Crystal Ridge (112 reviews). With facilities like showers, campfires, and pet-friendly spaces, and activities such as climbing, paddling, and fishing, your camping trip will be filled with adventure and relaxation.
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