Private camping near Killarney

Camp on the NSW–Queensland border near beautiful waterfalls on the South Downs.

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Killarney

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Popular camping styles for Killarney

Dog-friendly getaways

Kerry Valley Secret, Scenic Rim

1 site · RV, Tent200 acres · Kerry, QLD

Kerry Valley Secret - Stockyard Creek Campsite in the Scenic Rim is an exclusive bush campsite - once you have booked no-one else will be able to camp here - and it is perfect for groups! The campsite is situated on the babbling Stockyard Creek and there is a short walk to the bigger Albert River waterhole. This pretty spot features Silky Oaks and Ironwood trees, views to Luke's Bluff and Ding Bing falls in Lamington National Park, has plenty of shade for tents and a huge space for caravans and camper trailers to turn around in Family groups love the site for the babbling but shallow child friendly Stockyard Creek - perfect for paddling and playing in. Friends love it for catch ups, the bird watching, small historical and nature walks around the property and of course the cool waterhole in the Albert River near camp. Other groups use Kerry Valley Secret as a base camp for hiking adventures in the wilderness end of Lamington National Park. Bring your togs and floaties to cool down in the waterhole on the Albert River. Don't forget the marshmallows to roast on the fire at night (firewood provided). Binoculars and boots are a must for bird watching and exploring our walking tracks through the forest. Facilities include a picnic table, sink and basic toilet facilities (a portaloo). Exclusivity is a feature of this campsite and for that reason we only take a flat rate booking. Once you have booked no one else will be able to camp at this site, it is all yours.

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Tim’s Hut

1 site · Lodging1 acre · The Falls, QLD

Tim’s Hut is a restored cattleman’s Hut located on Condamine River Road at the headwaters of the Condamine River at The Falls. The Hut sits on about half an acre of land with its own access off Condamine River Road. The yard is fully dog fenced and pet friendly. This is an offgrid rustic glamping experience with solar power, composting toilet and campfire cooking. The location is not private, those seeking absolute seclusion may find another property more suitable. Bring your mountain bikes, hiking and river shoes, binoculars for bird watching etc. A 4WD is essential to access Tim’s Hut. We look forward to welcoming you and your fur babies. 😁 Locals from 4373 postcode receive a 20% Discount on all bookings. Create your own Waddle Pedal Saddle weekend (drive, hike, bike or horse ride to Tim’s Hut from Killarney). Message me for the discount code prior to booking.

* Before taxes and fees

Innisfree

1 site · RV, Tent500 acres · Maryvale, QLD

"The Isle Innisfree" is an Irish poem, about a safe haven. It is a place to escape, to find peace and solitude from the busy ways of modern life. Our property Innisfree is just that to us, a beautiful peaceful haven. We are delighted to share the natural beauty of Innisfree with you and your family, and hope it will be as magical for you as it is to us. Céad Míle Fáilte A Hundred Thousand Welcomes Innisfree offers a spacious and private campsite, nestled beside the beautiful rocky Millar Vale Creek. Relax and unwind by the fire pit, or venture down the creek and explore the twists and turns of the crystal clear water. Located just over 1.5 hours from Brisbane, we are within easy reach for a perfect little getaway. We only have one site available so you will have this great little spot all to yourselves. We are within easy reach of Main Range National Park, Mount Cordeaux, and Mount Mitchell, as well as the Historic Maryvale Crown Hotel and Spicers Resort. Warwick is half an hour away. Pets are welcome but must be kept on leash/restrained at night. Pets must not disturb any of the livestock or native animals in the area. If you a lucky you may even spot platypus, there is abundant birdlife, bandicoots and bettongs if you are a nature lover. Horses/cattle live here so animal droppings are to be expected and cattle may bellow from time to time, it is a working farm after all. Please do not feed the horses or cattle. Campers must be fully self sufficient with their own camping toilet and must take all rubbish and waste with them on departure, as per the 'leave no trace' policy. BYO firewood.

* Before taxes and fees

Duck Creek Retreat

5 sites · RVs, Tents155 acres · Duck Creek, NSW

54 hectares of virgin native forest in the Bundjalung lands of north west NSW. Abundant birdlife native wildlife and bushwalking opportunities. Duck Creek is natural, quiet and peaceful. Perfect for the ardent photographer, birdwatcher or camper. You will be amazed by the natural splendour of the forest.Dog friendly. No amenities so campers need to BYO toilet and leave no trace. 4WD access only. 2WD can get stuck in wet weather. Campfires permitted in a designated area when restrictions aren't in place.

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Granite & Eucalyptus Bush Camping

1 site · RV, Tent21 acres · Eukey, QLD

Granite & Eucalypt Camp sits on "Mckenzie Glen" and offers a private camping experience for families and their dogs. The camp allows for self contained tent campers and caravans, camp trailers or RVs. We only allow 1 group at a time, so there will never be any other guests on the property whilst you are there. So once it is booked, the place is entirely yours. For example, if 3 families would like trip away with the kids, it will be exclusive to your group. There is a plentiful supply of firewood around the block that can be collected, if there isn't a load already near the fire. A load of wood is normally replenished once a month and left next to the firepit. There is very limited mobile phone reception along Eukey Road and it is almost non-existent at the camp. Which is great if you want a digital detox! However, there is a way you can still be connected and these details can be provided upon request. There is no toilet... yet. We do sometimes dig a drop toilet but this is not available all the time and it moves frequently. There is a small post hole digger with a bottomless bucket toilet (more affectionately called "Chainsaw") set that you can dig a hole for a toilet and a cage that gives some privacy (see the photos). But please make sure you fill it in with your finished and all the toilet paper is buried at least a foot under the ground. It gets it name from the rodeo bull "Chainsaw" because if you dig the hole too wide and can last 8 seconds on the seat, you're a legend! SO good tip for campers if you want to use it. A favourite thing to do at the camp is to have sundowners on what we call the "Zen Rock". It is a large rock formation about 100m the east of the camp. You can't miss it. There is an incredible amount of bird life around and a family of magpies live in trees just near the camp kitchen (they are friendly). You will often be woken by the Kookaburras and see the gorgeous Rosella's cruising around picking at grass seed. McKenzie Glen provides a swag deck that is large enough for 2 double swags side by side. There is a fully fitted camp kitchen which includes a gas stove. Our point of difference is that for a family who can’t afford all the kitchen camping equipment etc - you will have 'most' of the luxury's of home. You will need an esky for your food and drinks. There is no power, however the kitchen has a small fixed 12 volt system that will run the small pump for the kitchen and the lights. You'll see the switches. There may also be some cattle on the property, they are agisted by my lovely neighbours. They are usually weaners or cows and calves. McKenzie Glen - Granite & Eucalypt Camp is a stones throw of the Girraween National Park, a number of Granite Belt wineries and it is not too far down the road is Storm King Dam where (now that its full) is great for fishing and kayaking and boating. The area used to be mined for Tin. Keep any eye out for lumps of granite rocks on the ground and if your lucky enough you might find some with flicks of tin. If you hold the rock up to the light you can see the fecks shine in the light. If you are a coffee lover like me, there is St. Jude's Cafe down the road on the New England Highway at Ballandean. I highly recommend popping over to Ballandean Estate Wines on Sundowner Road, they've been making wine since 1932. The smell of the food coming from their Barrel Room Restaurant will draw you in even if you're not hungry (you can book a table on line so you don't miss out). And if you like a good country pub meal and a cold beer, then the Ballandean Tavern is the go. Both St. Judes and the Ballandean Tavern are only 8.8km from the camp. To the North of the camp, this bushland is a declared bushfire zone. To stay aware of radio broadcasts, the local ABC channels are 104.9 (ABC radio) 103.3 (Triple J).

* Before taxes and fees

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Curragundi Ridge

1 site · RV, Tent250 acres · Rockmount, QLD

The camp site is set in a secluded clearing in the Eucalyptus forest on the most rugged part of a working cattle property. The walking tracks range from easy to challenging, with spectacular views from the higher points. An abundance of wildlife live here. Birds range from Kookaburras to Bower Birds. A large variety of raptors, including the Red Goshawk have been spotted from this property. You are sure to see wallabies and possibly hear a koala if camping in summer. 30 minutes drive from Toowoomba.

* Before taxes and fees

Granite & Eucalyptus Bush Camping

1 site · RV, Tent21 acres · Eukey, QLD

Granite & Eucalypt Camp sits on "Mckenzie Glen" and offers a private camping experience for families and their dogs. The camp allows for self contained tent campers and caravans, camp trailers or RVs. We only allow 1 group at a time, so there will never be any other guests on the property whilst you are there. So once it is booked, the place is entirely yours. For example, if 3 families would like trip away with the kids, it will be exclusive to your group. There is a plentiful supply of firewood around the block that can be collected, if there isn't a load already near the fire. A load of wood is normally replenished once a month and left next to the firepit. There is very limited mobile phone reception along Eukey Road and it is almost non-existent at the camp. Which is great if you want a digital detox! However, there is a way you can still be connected and these details can be provided upon request. There is no toilet... yet. We do sometimes dig a drop toilet but this is not available all the time and it moves frequently. There is a small post hole digger with a bottomless bucket toilet (more affectionately called "Chainsaw") set that you can dig a hole for a toilet and a cage that gives some privacy (see the photos). But please make sure you fill it in with your finished and all the toilet paper is buried at least a foot under the ground. It gets it name from the rodeo bull "Chainsaw" because if you dig the hole too wide and can last 8 seconds on the seat, you're a legend! SO good tip for campers if you want to use it. A favourite thing to do at the camp is to have sundowners on what we call the "Zen Rock". It is a large rock formation about 100m the east of the camp. You can't miss it. There is an incredible amount of bird life around and a family of magpies live in trees just near the camp kitchen (they are friendly). You will often be woken by the Kookaburras and see the gorgeous Rosella's cruising around picking at grass seed. McKenzie Glen provides a swag deck that is large enough for 2 double swags side by side. There is a fully fitted camp kitchen which includes a gas stove. Our point of difference is that for a family who can’t afford all the kitchen camping equipment etc - you will have 'most' of the luxury's of home. You will need an esky for your food and drinks. There is no power, however the kitchen has a small fixed 12 volt system that will run the small pump for the kitchen and the lights. You'll see the switches. There may also be some cattle on the property, they are agisted by my lovely neighbours. They are usually weaners or cows and calves. McKenzie Glen - Granite & Eucalypt Camp is a stones throw of the Girraween National Park, a number of Granite Belt wineries and it is not too far down the road is Storm King Dam where (now that its full) is great for fishing and kayaking and boating. The area used to be mined for Tin. Keep any eye out for lumps of granite rocks on the ground and if your lucky enough you might find some with flicks of tin. If you hold the rock up to the light you can see the fecks shine in the light. If you are a coffee lover like me, there is St. Jude's Cafe down the road on the New England Highway at Ballandean. I highly recommend popping over to Ballandean Estate Wines on Sundowner Road, they've been making wine since 1932. The smell of the food coming from their Barrel Room Restaurant will draw you in even if you're not hungry (you can book a table on line so you don't miss out). And if you like a good country pub meal and a cold beer, then the Ballandean Tavern is the go. Both St. Judes and the Ballandean Tavern are only 8.8km from the camp. To the North of the camp, this bushland is a declared bushfire zone. To stay aware of radio broadcasts, the local ABC channels are 104.9 (ABC radio) 103.3 (Triple J).

* Before taxes and fees

Duck Creek Retreat

5 sites · RVs, Tents155 acres · Duck Creek, NSW

54 hectares of virgin native forest in the Bundjalung lands of north west NSW. Abundant birdlife native wildlife and bushwalking opportunities. Duck Creek is natural, quiet and peaceful. Perfect for the ardent photographer, birdwatcher or camper. You will be amazed by the natural splendour of the forest.Dog friendly. No amenities so campers need to BYO toilet and leave no trace. 4WD access only. 2WD can get stuck in wet weather. Campfires permitted in a designated area when restrictions aren't in place.

* Before taxes and fees

Innisfree

1 site · RV, Tent500 acres · Maryvale, QLD

"The Isle Innisfree" is an Irish poem, about a safe haven. It is a place to escape, to find peace and solitude from the busy ways of modern life. Our property Innisfree is just that to us, a beautiful peaceful haven. We are delighted to share the natural beauty of Innisfree with you and your family, and hope it will be as magical for you as it is to us. Céad Míle Fáilte A Hundred Thousand Welcomes Innisfree offers a spacious and private campsite, nestled beside the beautiful rocky Millar Vale Creek. Relax and unwind by the fire pit, or venture down the creek and explore the twists and turns of the crystal clear water. Located just over 1.5 hours from Brisbane, we are within easy reach for a perfect little getaway. We only have one site available so you will have this great little spot all to yourselves. We are within easy reach of Main Range National Park, Mount Cordeaux, and Mount Mitchell, as well as the Historic Maryvale Crown Hotel and Spicers Resort. Warwick is half an hour away. Pets are welcome but must be kept on leash/restrained at night. Pets must not disturb any of the livestock or native animals in the area. If you a lucky you may even spot platypus, there is abundant birdlife, bandicoots and bettongs if you are a nature lover. Horses/cattle live here so animal droppings are to be expected and cattle may bellow from time to time, it is a working farm after all. Please do not feed the horses or cattle. Campers must be fully self sufficient with their own camping toilet and must take all rubbish and waste with them on departure, as per the 'leave no trace' policy. BYO firewood.

* Before taxes and fees

Jotoludy,

2 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Kerry, QLD

Nestled away next to the Albert River where you can unwind listening to the sounds of the running water and birds singing. Set up camp on a flat grassy area surrounded by beautiful gum trees. Then take a walk down the path to have a refreshing swim or do a spot of fishing. Finish off the day with a mesmerising fire in our fire pit area. Scenic Rim has so much to offer, you can take day trips around the area to enjoy what it has to offer. UNWIND, RELAX & ENJOY!

* Before taxes and fees

10 top campgrounds near Killarney

Innisfree

1 site · RV, Tent500 acres · Maryvale, QLD

"The Isle Innisfree" is an Irish poem, about a safe haven. It is a place to escape, to find peace and solitude from the busy ways of modern life. Our property Innisfree is just that to us, a beautiful peaceful haven. We are delighted to share the natural beauty of Innisfree with you and your family, and hope it will be as magical for you as it is to us. Céad Míle Fáilte A Hundred Thousand Welcomes Innisfree offers a spacious and private campsite, nestled beside the beautiful rocky Millar Vale Creek. Relax and unwind by the fire pit, or venture down the creek and explore the twists and turns of the crystal clear water. Located just over 1.5 hours from Brisbane, we are within easy reach for a perfect little getaway. We only have one site available so you will have this great little spot all to yourselves. We are within easy reach of Main Range National Park, Mount Cordeaux, and Mount Mitchell, as well as the Historic Maryvale Crown Hotel and Spicers Resort. Warwick is half an hour away. Pets are welcome but must be kept on leash/restrained at night. Pets must not disturb any of the livestock or native animals in the area. If you a lucky you may even spot platypus, there is abundant birdlife, bandicoots and bettongs if you are a nature lover. Horses/cattle live here so animal droppings are to be expected and cattle may bellow from time to time, it is a working farm after all. Please do not feed the horses or cattle. Campers must be fully self sufficient with their own camping toilet and must take all rubbish and waste with them on departure, as per the 'leave no trace' policy. BYO firewood.

* Before taxes and fees

Tim’s Hut

1 site · Lodging1 acre · The Falls, QLD

Tim’s Hut is a restored cattleman’s Hut located on Condamine River Road at the headwaters of the Condamine River at The Falls. The Hut sits on about half an acre of land with its own access off Condamine River Road. The yard is fully dog fenced and pet friendly. This is an offgrid rustic glamping experience with solar power, composting toilet and campfire cooking. The location is not private, those seeking absolute seclusion may find another property more suitable. Bring your mountain bikes, hiking and river shoes, binoculars for bird watching etc. A 4WD is essential to access Tim’s Hut. We look forward to welcoming you and your fur babies. 😁 Locals from 4373 postcode receive a 20% Discount on all bookings. Create your own Waddle Pedal Saddle weekend (drive, hike, bike or horse ride to Tim’s Hut from Killarney). Message me for the discount code prior to booking.

* Before taxes and fees

Duck Creek Retreat

5 sites · RVs, Tents155 acres · Duck Creek, NSW

54 hectares of virgin native forest in the Bundjalung lands of north west NSW. Abundant birdlife native wildlife and bushwalking opportunities. Duck Creek is natural, quiet and peaceful. Perfect for the ardent photographer, birdwatcher or camper. You will be amazed by the natural splendour of the forest.Dog friendly. No amenities so campers need to BYO toilet and leave no trace. 4WD access only. 2WD can get stuck in wet weather. Campfires permitted in a designated area when restrictions aren't in place.

* Before taxes and fees

Curragundi Ridge

1 site · RV, Tent250 acres · Rockmount, QLD

The camp site is set in a secluded clearing in the Eucalyptus forest on the most rugged part of a working cattle property. The walking tracks range from easy to challenging, with spectacular views from the higher points. An abundance of wildlife live here. Birds range from Kookaburras to Bower Birds. A large variety of raptors, including the Red Goshawk have been spotted from this property. You are sure to see wallabies and possibly hear a koala if camping in summer. 30 minutes drive from Toowoomba.

* Before taxes and fees

Kerry Valley Secret, Scenic Rim

1 site · RV, Tent200 acres · Kerry, QLD

Kerry Valley Secret - Stockyard Creek Campsite in the Scenic Rim is an exclusive bush campsite - once you have booked no-one else will be able to camp here - and it is perfect for groups! The campsite is situated on the babbling Stockyard Creek and there is a short walk to the bigger Albert River waterhole. This pretty spot features Silky Oaks and Ironwood trees, views to Luke's Bluff and Ding Bing falls in Lamington National Park, has plenty of shade for tents and a huge space for caravans and camper trailers to turn around in Family groups love the site for the babbling but shallow child friendly Stockyard Creek - perfect for paddling and playing in. Friends love it for catch ups, the bird watching, small historical and nature walks around the property and of course the cool waterhole in the Albert River near camp. Other groups use Kerry Valley Secret as a base camp for hiking adventures in the wilderness end of Lamington National Park. Bring your togs and floaties to cool down in the waterhole on the Albert River. Don't forget the marshmallows to roast on the fire at night (firewood provided). Binoculars and boots are a must for bird watching and exploring our walking tracks through the forest. Facilities include a picnic table, sink and basic toilet facilities (a portaloo). Exclusivity is a feature of this campsite and for that reason we only take a flat rate booking. Once you have booked no one else will be able to camp at this site, it is all yours.

Cooking equipment

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Granite & Eucalyptus Bush Camping

1 site · RV, Tent21 acres · Eukey, QLD

Granite & Eucalypt Camp sits on "Mckenzie Glen" and offers a private camping experience for families and their dogs. The camp allows for self contained tent campers and caravans, camp trailers or RVs. We only allow 1 group at a time, so there will never be any other guests on the property whilst you are there. So once it is booked, the place is entirely yours. For example, if 3 families would like trip away with the kids, it will be exclusive to your group. There is a plentiful supply of firewood around the block that can be collected, if there isn't a load already near the fire. A load of wood is normally replenished once a month and left next to the firepit. There is very limited mobile phone reception along Eukey Road and it is almost non-existent at the camp. Which is great if you want a digital detox! However, there is a way you can still be connected and these details can be provided upon request. There is no toilet... yet. We do sometimes dig a drop toilet but this is not available all the time and it moves frequently. There is a small post hole digger with a bottomless bucket toilet (more affectionately called "Chainsaw") set that you can dig a hole for a toilet and a cage that gives some privacy (see the photos). But please make sure you fill it in with your finished and all the toilet paper is buried at least a foot under the ground. It gets it name from the rodeo bull "Chainsaw" because if you dig the hole too wide and can last 8 seconds on the seat, you're a legend! SO good tip for campers if you want to use it. A favourite thing to do at the camp is to have sundowners on what we call the "Zen Rock". It is a large rock formation about 100m the east of the camp. You can't miss it. There is an incredible amount of bird life around and a family of magpies live in trees just near the camp kitchen (they are friendly). You will often be woken by the Kookaburras and see the gorgeous Rosella's cruising around picking at grass seed. McKenzie Glen provides a swag deck that is large enough for 2 double swags side by side. There is a fully fitted camp kitchen which includes a gas stove. Our point of difference is that for a family who can’t afford all the kitchen camping equipment etc - you will have 'most' of the luxury's of home. You will need an esky for your food and drinks. There is no power, however the kitchen has a small fixed 12 volt system that will run the small pump for the kitchen and the lights. You'll see the switches. There may also be some cattle on the property, they are agisted by my lovely neighbours. They are usually weaners or cows and calves. McKenzie Glen - Granite & Eucalypt Camp is a stones throw of the Girraween National Park, a number of Granite Belt wineries and it is not too far down the road is Storm King Dam where (now that its full) is great for fishing and kayaking and boating. The area used to be mined for Tin. Keep any eye out for lumps of granite rocks on the ground and if your lucky enough you might find some with flicks of tin. If you hold the rock up to the light you can see the fecks shine in the light. If you are a coffee lover like me, there is St. Jude's Cafe down the road on the New England Highway at Ballandean. I highly recommend popping over to Ballandean Estate Wines on Sundowner Road, they've been making wine since 1932. The smell of the food coming from their Barrel Room Restaurant will draw you in even if you're not hungry (you can book a table on line so you don't miss out). And if you like a good country pub meal and a cold beer, then the Ballandean Tavern is the go. Both St. Judes and the Ballandean Tavern are only 8.8km from the camp. To the North of the camp, this bushland is a declared bushfire zone. To stay aware of radio broadcasts, the local ABC channels are 104.9 (ABC radio) 103.3 (Triple J).

Cooking equipment

* Before taxes and fees

Jotoludy,

2 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Kerry, QLD

Nestled away next to the Albert River where you can unwind listening to the sounds of the running water and birds singing. Set up camp on a flat grassy area surrounded by beautiful gum trees. Then take a walk down the path to have a refreshing swim or do a spot of fishing. Finish off the day with a mesmerising fire in our fire pit area. Scenic Rim has so much to offer, you can take day trips around the area to enjoy what it has to offer. UNWIND, RELAX & ENJOY!

* Before taxes and fees

Jennings Country Camp

1 site · RV, Tent41 acres · Jennings, NSW

Camping site is located in 41 acres of natural bush land, the perfect get away for nature lovers, hikers, horse riders and bird watchers. There is a dam and a forested area studded with granite boulders. The property is in an an elevated spot, it has lovely views and great places to camp. There are lovely accessible walking trails through the property with several areas of slightly sloping ground. We are a ten minute drive from Girraween National park, a popular haunt for hikers and bird and nature lovers in general. Ballandean winery is also close and there is a shop and a cafe as well as a restaurant there. The town of Jennings is a small, quirky town close to the border, with a population of about 150. Jennings is in two time zones, both QLD and NSW! There is a characterful café and information about the area in the perfectly preserved old railway station. Another treasure is the Jennings hotel. Lyn is a friendly welcoming proprietor who can tell you all about the area's history and the pub's. There are many popular wineries in the region, three of which have wonderful restaurant meals. 13 minutes by car going south, is the much-loved federation town of Tenterfield - with appealing cafes, clothes shops, country outfitters, the famous Tenterfield Saddlery and a cinema which seats about 50, a railway museum, a stylish yet friendly Commercial Hotel for eating out and a historic café where federation was called into being by Henry Parkes. There are occasional Saturday morning markets too. No motorbikes or hunting please. This land is for wildlife and supports wallabies, kangaroos and a variety of birds. On walks around the property you can spot various delicate purple, white, yellow and rust coloured flowers.

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Dyraaba Dreaming

1 site · Tent125 acres · Dyraaba, NSW

This beautiful property has been nurtured by my parents since 1983. As a boy I helped my parents remove large amounts of lantana weeds by hand. Other invasive weeds have been controlled, allowing the native species time and space to regenerate themselves into the perfect example of native Australian sclerophyll forest that you see today. My parents have since retired and I'm now honored to have the opportunity to share this remarkable environment with you.

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Murphy's Country Accommodation

1 site · Lodging140 acres · Tamrookum, QLD

Logan Park Farm is an historic 4th generation family farm with beef cattle and cropping set on the Logan River with beautiful surroundings in the Scenic Rim. The property was first settled in the 1840’s and became the headquarters of Tamrookum Station in 1878 when Robert Collins and his family purchased the property. "Murphy's" is a newly renovated three bedroom cottage which was once part of Tamrookum Homestead built by Robert Collins and family in the 1860s. In the early 1930s the homestead was taken apart and six homes were built from it including "Murphy's". In 2020 the Murphy family of Rob, Libby, Ben and Cameron, still living on the property in the current homestead across the road, decided to renovate the cottage. It is now a lovely reincarnation of times gone by with a flourish of modern amenities, including indoor dining with modern kitchen appointments, outdoor dining and barbecue, full laundry and comfortable bathroom.Beautiful sunsets, mountain views, birds and quiet surroundings. Enjoy the stars on a clear night. Explore the beautiful Scenic Rim area from here. Visit the historic Tamrookum All Saints Memorial Church.

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Granite & Eucalyptus Bush Camping

1 site · RV, Tent21 acres · Eukey, QLD

Granite & Eucalypt Camp sits on "Mckenzie Glen" and offers a private camping experience for families and their dogs. The camp allows for self contained tent campers and caravans, camp trailers or RVs. We only allow 1 group at a time, so there will never be any other guests on the property whilst you are there. So once it is booked, the place is entirely yours. For example, if 3 families would like trip away with the kids, it will be exclusive to your group. There is a plentiful supply of firewood around the block that can be collected, if there isn't a load already near the fire. A load of wood is normally replenished once a month and left next to the firepit. There is very limited mobile phone reception along Eukey Road and it is almost non-existent at the camp. Which is great if you want a digital detox! However, there is a way you can still be connected and these details can be provided upon request. There is no toilet... yet. We do sometimes dig a drop toilet but this is not available all the time and it moves frequently. There is a small post hole digger with a bottomless bucket toilet (more affectionately called "Chainsaw") set that you can dig a hole for a toilet and a cage that gives some privacy (see the photos). But please make sure you fill it in with your finished and all the toilet paper is buried at least a foot under the ground. It gets it name from the rodeo bull "Chainsaw" because if you dig the hole too wide and can last 8 seconds on the seat, you're a legend! SO good tip for campers if you want to use it. A favourite thing to do at the camp is to have sundowners on what we call the "Zen Rock". It is a large rock formation about 100m the east of the camp. You can't miss it. There is an incredible amount of bird life around and a family of magpies live in trees just near the camp kitchen (they are friendly). You will often be woken by the Kookaburras and see the gorgeous Rosella's cruising around picking at grass seed. McKenzie Glen provides a swag deck that is large enough for 2 double swags side by side. There is a fully fitted camp kitchen which includes a gas stove. Our point of difference is that for a family who can’t afford all the kitchen camping equipment etc - you will have 'most' of the luxury's of home. You will need an esky for your food and drinks. There is no power, however the kitchen has a small fixed 12 volt system that will run the small pump for the kitchen and the lights. You'll see the switches. There may also be some cattle on the property, they are agisted by my lovely neighbours. They are usually weaners or cows and calves. McKenzie Glen - Granite & Eucalypt Camp is a stones throw of the Girraween National Park, a number of Granite Belt wineries and it is not too far down the road is Storm King Dam where (now that its full) is great for fishing and kayaking and boating. The area used to be mined for Tin. Keep any eye out for lumps of granite rocks on the ground and if your lucky enough you might find some with flicks of tin. If you hold the rock up to the light you can see the fecks shine in the light. If you are a coffee lover like me, there is St. Jude's Cafe down the road on the New England Highway at Ballandean. I highly recommend popping over to Ballandean Estate Wines on Sundowner Road, they've been making wine since 1932. The smell of the food coming from their Barrel Room Restaurant will draw you in even if you're not hungry (you can book a table on line so you don't miss out). And if you like a good country pub meal and a cold beer, then the Ballandean Tavern is the go. Both St. Judes and the Ballandean Tavern are only 8.8km from the camp. To the North of the camp, this bushland is a declared bushfire zone. To stay aware of radio broadcasts, the local ABC channels are 104.9 (ABC radio) 103.3 (Triple J).

* Before taxes and fees

Tim’s Hut

1 site · Lodging1 acre · The Falls, QLD

Tim’s Hut is a restored cattleman’s Hut located on Condamine River Road at the headwaters of the Condamine River at The Falls. The Hut sits on about half an acre of land with its own access off Condamine River Road. The yard is fully dog fenced and pet friendly. This is an offgrid rustic glamping experience with solar power, composting toilet and campfire cooking. The location is not private, those seeking absolute seclusion may find another property more suitable. Bring your mountain bikes, hiking and river shoes, binoculars for bird watching etc. A 4WD is essential to access Tim’s Hut. We look forward to welcoming you and your fur babies. 😁 Locals from 4373 postcode receive a 20% Discount on all bookings. Create your own Waddle Pedal Saddle weekend (drive, hike, bike or horse ride to Tim’s Hut from Killarney). Message me for the discount code prior to booking.

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Innisfree

1 site · RV, Tent500 acres · Maryvale, QLD

"The Isle Innisfree" is an Irish poem, about a safe haven. It is a place to escape, to find peace and solitude from the busy ways of modern life. Our property Innisfree is just that to us, a beautiful peaceful haven. We are delighted to share the natural beauty of Innisfree with you and your family, and hope it will be as magical for you as it is to us. Céad Míle Fáilte A Hundred Thousand Welcomes Innisfree offers a spacious and private campsite, nestled beside the beautiful rocky Millar Vale Creek. Relax and unwind by the fire pit, or venture down the creek and explore the twists and turns of the crystal clear water. Located just over 1.5 hours from Brisbane, we are within easy reach for a perfect little getaway. We only have one site available so you will have this great little spot all to yourselves. We are within easy reach of Main Range National Park, Mount Cordeaux, and Mount Mitchell, as well as the Historic Maryvale Crown Hotel and Spicers Resort. Warwick is half an hour away. Pets are welcome but must be kept on leash/restrained at night. Pets must not disturb any of the livestock or native animals in the area. If you a lucky you may even spot platypus, there is abundant birdlife, bandicoots and bettongs if you are a nature lover. Horses/cattle live here so animal droppings are to be expected and cattle may bellow from time to time, it is a working farm after all. Please do not feed the horses or cattle. Campers must be fully self sufficient with their own camping toilet and must take all rubbish and waste with them on departure, as per the 'leave no trace' policy. BYO firewood.

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Kerry Valley Secret, Scenic Rim

1 site · RV, Tent200 acres · Kerry, QLD

Kerry Valley Secret - Stockyard Creek Campsite in the Scenic Rim is an exclusive bush campsite - once you have booked no-one else will be able to camp here - and it is perfect for groups! The campsite is situated on the babbling Stockyard Creek and there is a short walk to the bigger Albert River waterhole. This pretty spot features Silky Oaks and Ironwood trees, views to Luke's Bluff and Ding Bing falls in Lamington National Park, has plenty of shade for tents and a huge space for caravans and camper trailers to turn around in Family groups love the site for the babbling but shallow child friendly Stockyard Creek - perfect for paddling and playing in. Friends love it for catch ups, the bird watching, small historical and nature walks around the property and of course the cool waterhole in the Albert River near camp. Other groups use Kerry Valley Secret as a base camp for hiking adventures in the wilderness end of Lamington National Park. Bring your togs and floaties to cool down in the waterhole on the Albert River. Don't forget the marshmallows to roast on the fire at night (firewood provided). Binoculars and boots are a must for bird watching and exploring our walking tracks through the forest. Facilities include a picnic table, sink and basic toilet facilities (a portaloo). Exclusivity is a feature of this campsite and for that reason we only take a flat rate booking. Once you have booked no one else will be able to camp at this site, it is all yours.

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Curragundi Ridge

1 site · RV, Tent250 acres · Rockmount, QLD

The camp site is set in a secluded clearing in the Eucalyptus forest on the most rugged part of a working cattle property. The walking tracks range from easy to challenging, with spectacular views from the higher points. An abundance of wildlife live here. Birds range from Kookaburras to Bower Birds. A large variety of raptors, including the Red Goshawk have been spotted from this property. You are sure to see wallabies and possibly hear a koala if camping in summer. 30 minutes drive from Toowoomba.

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