Glamping near Ingham
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96% (23 reviews)
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96% (23 reviews)
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3 top glamping sites near Ingham
Hidden Valley Cabins
8 sites · Lodging8 acres · Paluma, QLD
At Hidden Valley Cabins you’ll find three generations of our family, living a simple eco-friendly life and ready to welcome you into our home.
We are passionate about wellness, nature, and the biodiversity around us, and strive to educate our visitors from all over the world.
Off Grid eco retreat, in Australian bushland. The property itself is on 8acres of untouched Australian bushland but surrounded by 55000acres or cattle station, with a River twisting and turning all through the Valley where we sit.
There is a beautiful Gorge 10 mins down the road, countless walking/hiking trails and beautiful waterholes and waterfalls to find and enjoy!
Hidden Valley Cabins offers a range of educational eco-tours including day tours from the resort and all-inclusive tours with meals, accommodation and transfers from Townsville. Explore the local area with a personal guide, adding to the Australian bush experience and cover the unique animals, ecosystems and landscape within the Hidden Valley area.
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AU$179
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
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Black River Dam Camp Site
4 sites · Lodging150 acres · Black River, QLD
We are located in the Townsville region, 25 kms from the city centre and only 10 kms to Coles and BWS but close to the coast.
The campsite is set on a private 150 acres with 3 swimming dams, portable toilet on site and motorcycle tracks including enduro.
Camping and campfires are allowed near the dams in fire pits. Fish for metre long barra and jade perch (catch and release please).
In Townsville itself you will find the headland at the north end featuring the military exhibits of Jezzine Barracks and a wide promenade which is great for walks as it heads south past the safe swimming zones. On the other end, at Ross Creek, you can catch the ferry to the Great Barrier Reef or take a 20-minute ferry ride to Magnetic Island, with its beautiful bays, bushland hikes, and wild koalas.
Country Vows wedding reception centre is located on 5 acres at the front of the property.
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AU$36
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
Butterfly Valley
2 sites · Lodging160 acres · Damper Creek, QLD
Butterfly Valley Holiday Accommodation is situated on a 160 acre property, that is surrounded by thousands of acres of pristine National Park. Situated just 2.8 km from the Bruce Highway, 10 minutes from the seaside township of Cardwell and close to Hinchinbrook Island, here you can escape the hustle and bustle of life to the peace and quiet of lush natural surrounds.
Enjoy private swimming holes and a waterfall that is only 300 meters from your front door, as well as a lookout over Hinchinbrook Island.
There is abundant wildlife, and of course you will see many butterflies – watch it all from your private deck overlooking the creek.
Our campsites are beside Five Mile creek on Butterfly Island and only accessible by off road vehicles.
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AU$170
/ night
* Before taxes and fees
Glamping near Ingham guide
Overview
Looking to go camping near Ingham, Queensland in Australia? Look no further than Hipcamp, with over 147 available options in the area. Whether you're a fan of off-roading, fall fun, or swimming, there's a campsite for you. And with prices starting as low as $15 per night and an average price of $30 per night, it's affordable too. Check out top campsites like Crystal Creek (424 reviews), Bee Haven (196 reviews), and Crystal Ridge (112 reviews). Plus, you'll find popular amenities like toilets, potable water, and trash facilities to make your camping experience comfortable. Get ready to enjoy the great outdoors!
Safety at Hipcamp
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