The best camping near Nanango

The southeastern Queensland town of Nanango is a couple of hours’ drive inland from both the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane, making it a convenient stop on road trips through Queensland that skirt the coast or avoid the larger cities. At a slight altitude (355 metres), Nanango has cooler summers than lower-lying coastal and outback areas, and colder winters. Surrounded by farmland that’s used for livestock as well as vineyards and eucalypt forests, Nanango offers a rural retreat for campers with both free-camping spots and holiday parks, plus access to national parks, state parks, and forest reserves with some special tree species within a couple of hours’ drive.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Nanango

Resolute Nature Refuge, Nanango

1. Resolute Nature Refuge, Nanango

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(95)

7.8km from Nanango · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Perfect location for secluded bush camping. Resolute Nature Refuge is located only 15 minutes from the main town of Nanango. Enjoy lovely Aussie bush scenery, abundant wildlife and bushwalking. The Lookout is accessed by an all-weather dirt/gravel road. It is suitable for self-contained vehicles only, with their own toilet and shower, as we have no facilities here. Due to our property entrance , the maximum length for caravans is 16 foot. Campfires and pets permitted, however please refer to our property rules when booking for more information.  Explore Resolute Nature Refuge YouTube channel for short videos and our Facebook page, Resolute Nature Refuge.

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Peach Creek Retreat

2. Peach Creek Retreat

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(37)

8.6km from Nanango · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Please message me prior to booking, to make sure that we have vacancies. If your group has more than two adults and one car, please book two sites, so that we don't end up overcrowded. Thank you. Self sufficient campers are preferred. If you are looking to get away, put your feet up, switch off and recharge, then this is your perfect spot to enjoy the serenity of farm life with the added mountain views. We have potable bore water, electricity connection, picnic table and bench and firepit. We have three powered caravan sites that can also double up as tent sites. Ideally you should be self sufficient. Our bore has a solar pump that is rigged up to the water tank at the camp kitchen. Please turn the tap off once you have finished filling up your containers or caravan tanks. Bore water is potable, so can be used for cooking, cleaning, pets, etc. Any cooking implements and tools that you might need during your stay can be provided at request. Dogs are welcome. We only have ducks at the moment, but you are welcome to help us feed them. We are also providing special deals on yoga, tai chi, breath work and meditation classes and we have access to the creek in the summer. We have a beautiful forest across the road, which is perfect for walks, trekking or meditation. Please ensure that you are mindful of our neighbours, kindly refrain from loud noises between 9pm and 7am and clean up after yourselves and take your rubbish with you, as we don't have garbage collection at the property. There is a dump point in town, with garbage bins, for your convenience. Nanango has a lovely vibe. It's Queensland's oldest and friendliest town. There are great playgrounds, swimming pool and cart racing in town, which is only about 10 minutes away from the farm. Kingaroy is about half an hour away. There is a great off roading spot in the forest that is literally up the road from us. For any other questions, please feel free to contact me. Weekly and monthly rates are available, please contact me to discuss your requirements, thank you.

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Deep Dime

3. Deep Dime

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(424)

10km from Nanango · 15 sites · Tents, RVs

Deep Dime is a 400 acre cattle, fodder and irrigated grain farm. Our primary crop is Lucerne for hay. Creekside Camp (our main camping area) is relatively flat, well drained sites along a creek that usually runs. This area offers multiple composting toilets and wood powered hot water bush shower and outdoor bath. There is also a large permanent deep waterhole a short distance from this camping area. We have temporarily paused out Hill camp sites, due to continuing property maintenance and improvements. The Hilltop on our place is a lovely spot to watch the sunset with a glass of your favorite beverage, and even if you are camped at Creekside, you are welcome to walk or drive up to hilltop. Just remember we are a working property, so leave gates as you find them. Our property is an easy drive from wineries, large dams, Bunya Mountains, art galleries, state forests, mountain bike tracks, and scenic Kingaroy. We are dog friendly as long as dogs are not aggressive and well controlled.

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Kiah Retreat

4. Kiah Retreat

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(18)

18km from Nanango · 6 sites · Tents, RVs

Pitch your tent or park your caravan at Kiah Retreat Camping, sharing in our stunning views. The camping area is only a short distance from the main house and you will have complete privacy. Guests are required to be fully self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure. Pets are welcome but must be kept on a leash and under your control at all times. South Burnett surrounds our location with beautiful local vineyards to explore. We recommend a day trips to the Bunya Mountains where you can explore the beautiful scenery and meet the local wildlife. Sorry, no campfires permitted at this time.

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Maple Acres

5. Maple Acres

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(11)

20km from Nanango · 1 site · Tent, RV

Our 2‑hectare property is a peaceful country retreat located just 2 km south of the New England and D’Aguilar Highway intersection, bordering the Tarong State Forest. Camp alongside our fruit and macadamia orchards, with open views across surrounding paddocks where horses roam behind fences, plus a resident beehive adding to the country atmosphere. Enjoy your own undercover private fire pit area, wander through the gardens shaded by silky oaks, maples, and native trees, or simply relax in a secure, fully fenced space with Power (15amp) , pressurised filtered tank water and free wifi included . Campers must have their own toiler - dump points are at Nanango or Maidenwell prior or after your arrival . Just 2 km north, the Yarraman township offers everything you need, including a popular bakery, butcher, pub, cafés, and local dining spots. The northern trailhead of the 161km Brisbane Valley Rail Trail (BVRT) is in Yarraman. Just 15-20 min drive south is Maidenwell, home to market‑style stores, great coffee, and a beautiful natural lagoon perfect for a day trip.

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Adavale Farm experience

6. Adavale Farm experience

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(75)

20km from Nanango · 42 sites · Tents, RVs

Welcome to Adavale Farm! Peaceful rural settings while allowing beef raising & domestic dairy operations. Scenic views from the campsites. Enjoy BIRD WATCHING by the creeks or just RELAX around the campfire. Some campsites overlook some of the dams. Enjoy a swim as the dams are almost full. It's a wonderful place to go STAR GAZING and we offer plenty of fun activities around the farm. Come and experience Australian farming life at our farm. Meet our FRIENDLY ANIMALS of many varieties. Some will visit you at your camp sight!! Who will you meet everyone has a name !! LARGE DRIVE THRU CAMPSITES ( app 1/4 acre each) Do not rely on GPS as it is not always accurate. Please note road no . or ring for exact entrance details. TOILETS available at some of our campsites. One DISABILITY TOILET.

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Gibbarnee

7. Gibbarnee

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(151)

23km from Nanango · 3 sites

Our property is a 5000 acre (2023Ha) cattle property comprising of rolling hills and river country, nestled in the upper Eastern Branch reaches of the Brisbane River.The campsite is an expansive, flat, grassed area,  tucked away in the bend of the river with access to the river's edge. Forget the 5 star hotel - at night, this is a million star brain shower that you will never forget. Relax by the campfire at night, gaze at the milky way.Sleep, Graze, Dream, Gaze. Enjoy our Country. This campsite suits self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower, and drinking water supply.The region includes hilly and mountainous areas interspersed with open fields. There are lots of state forests with good walking trails and mountain biking trails. Local wildflowers in the state forests include Christmas Bells, Banksias, Honeysuckles and Flannel Flowers.Dogs welcome.

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The Croft _ Horse Trax Oz Blackbutt

8. The Croft _ Horse Trax Oz Blackbutt

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(39)

24km from Nanango · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

The Croft provides a quiet place to sit relax and take in the fresh air. We With 49 species of birds and clear skies above at night to shine a light on how big the universe is. We are also home to endangered GREATER GLIDERS at The Croft! You will have a 5-acres to explore during your visit with a large flat campsite area with power and water if that is what you need. The onsite caravan – BETTY – is available for you if you need a bit more of a glamping holiday. Toilet is a composting toot. Self sufficient sites are available as well in another part of The Croft property near the dam and is accessed via the main property. Options for visitors are tailored for the horse rider however you don’t need a horse to visit and enjoy what The Croft has to offer. You can also spend time with the horses here with a variety of experiences available as extras and as part of package deals and our flag ship Back in the Saddle retreat option. There are many things to do in Blackbutt as well as spending some time at The Croft. Every 3rd Sunday is our market day, the renowned Blackbutt Bakery is always at your disposal and a great pub for a pub grub night. The horse trails network is 500m up the road and has signage with town 1 hour ride away which I can take you on a ride to on the 3rd Sunday Market Day! I have access to the rail trail via private property, or otherwise you can utilise Staines Road to get into Benarkin State Forestry or the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail. Dogs are also welcome who are well behaved and on a leash if others have horses with them. Please note that you MUST ensure your dog has tick prevention prior to arrival. Bookings require pre approval please. This is non negotiable to prepare for your stay. All welcome to visit and please enjoy a campsite that will only ever have 2 bookings at a time in the 1 acre camping area. THIS IS THE AUSSIE BUSH so please if you cant handle smells and snakes, try the HYATT in NOOSA!

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Empty Pockets creek-side Farm Stay

9. Empty Pockets creek-side Farm Stay

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(224)

24km from Nanango · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Located on 250 acres, Empty Pockets farm is a cattle and crop farm on mixed country from rolling hills to tree lined creek banks. Privacy is guaranteed with a number of spacious sites available along two seasonal creeks and one site overlooking rolling hills and distant mountains. As a working cattle farm there are often inquisitive calves around. There are tracks right around the property for walking and exploring. You may see some of the local wildlife which include Rat Kangaroos and possums (both nocturnal), tree goanna, wallabies, echidna and many bird species. Located only 30 minutes from the beautiful Bunya Mountains and Coomba Falls. Motocross Mountain is 8km away and we are 5km from the Yarraman Rail Trail which is popular for mountain bike riding. Plenty of options for exploring or just stay, relax and unwind. We are pet friendly however we ask that dogs are kept on a leash. Season produce from the farm may be available for purchase depending on the season. Firewood is free from designated locations. We request that guests leave a zero footprint which means you need be self sufficient with your own toilet/shower facilities and all waste and rubbish is taken with you on departure.

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Blackbutt Permaculture Farm Camp

10. Blackbutt Permaculture Farm Camp

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(31)

25km from Nanango · 8 sites · Tents, RVs

Perfect for kids and families, this farm stay offers unique opportunities for learning all things permaculture and hobby farming, while enjoying the peace of nature and country life. Daily cow milking (early morning), chicken and duck feeding. Get as involved as you would like! Property perimeter walk and bush walking track. 7 minutes from the heart of Blackbutt. Enjoy the near by rail trail, our local town markets (3rd Sunday of every month), the Yarraman Holistic Markets (last Saturday of every month). There is an under cover skate park and fenced playground in the centre of town, as well as a local pool at both Blackbutt and Yarraman. Please be aware we have 2 dogs on this farm, do not book unless you are okay with potential visiting friendly pooches.

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GrandView Kingaroy

11. GrandView Kingaroy

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(34)

26km from Nanango · 3 sites

“GrandView” is a 5 acre property just north of Kingaroy, which has spectacular views. You can enjoy the sunrise overlooking the east/southeastern aspect of the surrounding countryside, and also take in some breathtaking sunsets in the west. “GrandView” currently caters for adult guests only who are looking for a quiet and peaceful getaway in the country, but only 10 minutes from Kingaroy CBD. (fully self contained vehicles only). The magnificent views and tranquility are what the locals and visitors love most at “GrandView”. There’s also a resident cow and calf next door to add to the country atmosphere. There are no streetlights, so when the lights go out you get to enjoy being under a starry and/or moonlit sky. “GrandView” is truly a slice of heaven, and we would love to share it with you!

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Bunya Red Farm

12. Bunya Red Farm

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31km from Nanango · 10 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Bunya Red Farm is a 160 acre mixed farm in the South Burnett, with awesome 360 degree views looking out to the beautiful Bunya Mountains and over farmland. We have cattle; alpacas; grow capers, peanuts and other seasonal crops. The farm also enjoys a sky full of stars at night with the lights of Kingaroy and wind farm sparkling in the distance. Bunya Red Farm is 8 kms off the Bunya Highway, with the last few kilometres of gravel road accessible by 2WD, motorhomes or buses. TV and mobile reception is excellent. Pet friendly (see rules). Campers must have own amenities for their chosen site and leave no trace. Campfires permitted but check with hosts first regarding local fire bans before lighting a fire. 4WD required for some sites only if camping in the wet.

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Possum Bush Retreat FARMSTAY

13. Possum Bush Retreat FARMSTAY

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(56)

34km from Nanango · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

You won’t want to leave this charming, one-of-a-kind place. With the abundance of farm animals to love and feed. Explore the terrain to find wildlife within the fully fenced 50 acres. With 5 areas set out for self sufficient campers or an area for the adventurous. There's an area for everyone Truly a unique self sufficient - off grid escape.

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Anduramba Bush Camping

14. Anduramba Bush Camping

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(107)

36km from Nanango · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Anduramba Bush Camping is located on a 300 acre property approximately 15 minutes south of Blackbutt, Qld. The campsite is on top of a hill with great views. There’s a small cabin on site, you can book the campsite either with or without this. The cabin is quite basic, it has 12v lighting with a USB port suitable for charging phones etc, and a bunk bed with mattresses (double bottom, single top), but you'll need to bring your own bedding. Property features - - Dogs welcome (just don't let them wander off) - Portaloo (flushing) - Shower hut (uses shower bags) - Non drinkable water available for washing etc, BYO drinking water - Firewood available to collect - Table tennis table free to use - Covered concrete area underneath a shed awning which you can use - Good phone reception at the campsite - Accessible by 4WD or 2WD via Blackbutt, Esk or Crow's Nest, however after extreme rain events this can sometimes change due to flooding or damage to the road. Please note the roads are gravel with erosion mounds, dips and some rough sections, so you need a bit of ground clearance. If you’re not sure about access, or anything else, feel free to send me a message to discuss. - I only have one group at a time, group sizes can be from 1 person up to 50 people Optional extras - - 240v mains power - Gas BBQ hire - Gas pizza oven hire Hope to see you soon!

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Tinara, 200 acre cattle farm

15. Tinara, 200 acre cattle farm

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(190)

37km from Nanango · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

A beautiful hideaway for off-grid campers with breathtaking views across the Pimpimbudgee Valley in the South Burnett. Camp overnight or for a relaxing week away on a 200 Acre working cattle farm. See our lovely herd of cows, calves and ponies and explore our Creek, Rockpools and Dams. We're on Instagram and Facebook as Tinara Pastured Beef - jump on and follow us and get the insiders scoop on every corner of our property! THINGS TO DO Plenty of room to ride bikes or stroll through the countryside. Walk down to seasonal Jones Creek, explore the rock pools or sit and admire the wonderful view and enjoy the peace and quiet. A great spot for birdwatching with 31 species located on the property. Nearby to Maidenwell’s Coomba Falls and a short drive to the Bunya Mountains with many kilometres of rainforest walks. Local pub, cafe and dump point are a short drive away in Maidenwell. Maidenwell pub does an amazing Pig on the Spit if you are there the last Saturday of the month and great Pizzas! We recommend taking a few carrots to tempt the ponies over for a pat. WHO WE SUIT Fully self-contained, 4wd and off-grid campers only. You will need your own water, camp toilet and to take all rubbish with you - leave no trace. Dump points for toilet and rubbish are located in Maidenwell. You absolutely need a camp toilet to stay with us, we do not tolerate toilet paper being left in our paddocks where it's a safety risk to us and a choking hazard for our ponies, cattle/calves. Oh and you must love cattle, because you'll see them plenty!! Private campsites - Only 3 campsites/groups on the entire property ensures a very private camping experience, please read descriptions of the individual sites before booking as they all offer differing vehicle access requirements and views. VEHICLE ACCESS All sites are 4WD and off-road caravan access only (not suitable for 'soft' 4wd's). Please do not book THE HILL campsite unless you are an experienced and competent offroad 4WDér, especially if you're towing a caravan. LOWER VALLEY VIEW requires the least amount of 4WD experience to access. CREEKSIDE also requires off-road experience to access if towing a caravan or camper. Please note our original hipcamp and only all-wheel-drive site, Main Camp, is now permanently unavailable due private use. FIRES Stone Fire pits are available on all sites. Please practice safe fire management. Firewood can be pre-ordered with notice as an extra add-on via the hip-camp app (no BYO firewood due biosecurity risk). No bonfires or unattended fires. No burning of rubbish in firepits and fires must be completely out upon departure. During hot, dry weather (upcoming 26/27 Summer) we may enforce a fire ban on our property (often at short notice) if we deem necessary for the safety of our livestock, please check with us first if a fire is a non-negotiable for you. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE We offer an earlier check-in time than most so you can make the most of your stay. Check-in time; 11am onwards Check-out time; by 10am Late night check-ins aren't recommended to ensure the comfort of other campers already onsite. IMPORTANT NOTES You MUST have a self-contained toilet. NO BUSH TOILETS! We wouldn't go to the toilet in your backyard, so don't go in ours! Upon inspection, if you do not have a self-contained toilet you will be asked to leave the property immediately and no refund will be given. We're a working cattle farm first and foremost, so you'll see us out and about if we have cattle work or jobs to do. Disclaimer - The images shown in our listings show our property at various times of the year, what you get at the time of your trip will be totally dependant on mother nature. You will receive property directions, campsite specific directions and property rules on Hipcamp messages once you have booked. MINIMUM STAYS October long weekend - 2 night min. Other Qld long weekends - 2 night min. Christmas Long weekend - 3 night min. New Years Long weekend - 2 night min. Australia day - extra long weekend - 2 night min. Easter long weekend - 3 night min. WHAT NOW? 1. Choose your site, dates and request your booking. 2. Booking will be approved from our end and any questions answered. 3. Book firewood in advance - add as an extra - we will approve. 4. Watch out for our automated messages sequence in the Hipcamp app. 5. Upon Booking you receive directions to our property entrance. 6. 48 hours prior (or immediately if a last minute booking) you receive directions to your specific campsite & our Property rules - please ensure you read them to ensure a smooth and safe trip! 7. Arrive, set-up and enjoy the serenity! :)

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Hidden Gold Homestead

16. Hidden Gold Homestead

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(396)

40km from Nanango · 9 sites

We have 69 acres within the Barambah Wine Trail (which is located in Moffatdale, near Murgon, QLD). Our property backs onto the Bjelke Petersen Dam. Our property offers direct access to Lake Barambah from your large grassy campsite. You can enjoy uninterrupted views of the lake while relaxing around your camp fire. The lake itself is wide and deep, and safe for swimming (properly supervised) and all your favourite water activities. There is also basic access to launch small boats. Dusty Hill Wines is just down the road and offers local wine tasting and some great meals in their restaurant. There are also some other wineries in the area you can explore and enjoy. If you want to get your heart rate up, we are 25 minutes from Kinombi Falls where you can enjoy a number of stairs to get to the top. The waterfall is often quite small but the surrounding area is beautiful and the stairs are a good workout. PLEASE NOTE: We are only able to accept Fully Self-contained Vans, No tent or Swag Sites are available. You will need to be fully self contained van as we have no showers or toilets available. Campers will need to take all waste with them on departure.  Pets are welcome.

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Jimna Base Camp, Jimna

17. Jimna Base Camp, Jimna

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46km from Nanango · 37 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Our venue and campgrounds are situated at the old Jimna State School property. The school closed in 2009 with the last students attending in 2006. It was then sold by the Qld government and has been rezoned as a Camping, Recreation and Events Venue. We have retained all the old school facilities for our campers to enjoy. There is a children’s playground and multi-purpose tennis court for everyone to enjoy. We provide tennis rackets, balls and basketballs free of charge to our campers. There is also no charge or fee to use the court. On most Sundays afternoons (weather permitting), we have social tennis where everyone is welcome to join in. The old school toilet blocks have the addition of hot showers and all toilet facilities are the flushing type. Campfires are permitted and there are small mobile fire pits provided so wherever you set up camp you can have your campfire right beside you. Note: There are no ground fires permitted and at certain times of the year Qld Rural Fire brigade may enforce a total fire ban. We have our “Caffeine Injection” kiosk on-site for the weekends and school holidays. Get your morning caffeine fix as well as bagged ice, firewood, ice creams, snacks, cold drinks etc etc Then we have the old school principals residence aka “The Bush Holiday House“. It is fully self-contained and all linen is provided. Just BYO food & drinks. We offer this for one night stays and longer. Jimna is a tiny town immersed in the Australian bush; with nearby gorges, ravines, creeks and waterfalls - some wild & spectacular places to see. What better place to base yourself and explore our part of the Conondale National Park, Jimna State Forest... be it on foot, horseback, motorcycle, 4x4 or mountain bike!! Holiday/Peak Season rates may vary.

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Emu Creek Campsites

18. Emu Creek Campsites

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46km from Nanango · 2 sites · Tents, RVs

Emu Creek is looking sensational with recent rains Come and enjoy these camp sites, situated on the banks of Emu Creek which has just had a nice fresh flow. Enjoy the swimming holes whilst they last! There is partial shade and relatively level area to camp. Great bird watching, spot a platypus if you are lucky. Camp fires allowed pending the current drought conditions. Lots to do nearby- horse riding at Cowboy Up, drive up to the Bunyas with a couple of national parks close by. Crows Nest is fast becoming a town not to be missed with the renovation of the Nolan Store, Crows Nest Cordials factory, visit the Valley of Diamonds. There are no facilities here, campers will need to BYO camp toilet and leave no trace. Pets permitted, but please be respectful with pets as we have cattle and horses on the property and neighbours property.

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Sandy Creek

19. Sandy Creek

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(35)

47km from Nanango · 50 sites · Tents, RVs

750 acres of open grazing land, close to state forest, Crows Nest National Park, and Bunya Mountains. There are yards with water for those with horses who wish to ride, and access to a local stock route. Bird watching in the area is popular, with more than 28 bird species. The property offers opportunities for push bikes and tracks throughout. There are 4x4 driving areas available, and motorbikes are welcome in designated areas. Just a 2-hour drive from Brisbane, 25 minutes from Crows Nest and Blackbutt, 1 hour from Bunya Mountains and Toowoomba. Campfires are allowed with plenty of firewood available. Additionally, guests can learn the finer art of camp oven cooking from the world’s largest camp oven caterers.

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Bowriver Camp

20. Bowriver Camp

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(47)

50km from Nanango · 1 site · Tent, RV

162 Acres of mixed farming land, including cultivation, grazing and bushland. Unpowered sites for a true camping experience. Drive through camping sites for Caravans, Campers, RVs and tents are easily accessed by a short drive through the paddock, all year round. Stop overs welcome or stay a few nights to take in what the area has to offer. Guests are required to be self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure. Take advantage of camping near the large farm dam, abundant with wildlife. Sit back and relax beside calming effect of the water or take in the lifestyle of small acre farming. Animals on the property include cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry and horses. Pets are welcome however must remain respectful to livestock and other pets. See a working windmill pump water for domestic use, and see how gravity aids in supplying stored water. Featuring Muntapa Tunnel, a single bore man made Tunnel for trainline to cross the great deviding range. Campers can enjoy a 1.5km walk along the old Cooyar trainline to the eastern entrance of the tunnel, where you can follow the path to public BBQ and toilet facilities, vehicle access available by public road as well.

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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

Talecia

3 days ago

5 m travel trailer

With kids

Weekend Trip to Tinara, 200 acre cattle farm

Really beautiful open paddock with stunning views across the valley, particularly at sunset! So far from the next campers so great for a secluded camping option. We had three caravans and large 4wd vehicles and still had plenty of space to enjoy. And the little baby calves were adorable! A very pleasant weekend in deed, with close access to the bunya mountains 🤗

Tia

3 days ago

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Tinara, 200 acre cattle farm

Such a stunning farm with so much to explore! We stayed at The Glen and it definitely won’t be the last time we stay there! Couldn’t recommend more :)

Stanton

4 days ago

Tent

2 nights at Tinara, 200 acre cattle farm

Beautiful spot to pull up for a few nights. I wanted to take my lady out for a weekend away from the city and Tinara really provided. It was so peaceful and quiet, we will definitely be visiting again.

Chris

1 week ago

14 m travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Maple Acres

We loved our stay at Maple Acres. It was incredibly quiet and peaceful, tucked away amongst the macadamia trees, a great place to switch off and relax. The undercover chiminea area were a really nice touch, especially knowing we could still sit around the fire and enjoy the evening if the weather changed. We also really enjoyed wandering around and checking out the orchard. The hosts were super friendly, welcoming and accommodating, which made the stay even better. A beautiful, peaceful spot and somewhere we’d happily stay again.

Shaun

1 week ago

4 m travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Tinara, 200 acre cattle farm

Amazingly peaceful. When you stay here take the time to stop and listen….you’ll hear nothing but a few birds in the distance. Sunsets, sunrises and the night sky are amazing. Quentin & Tamara are really nice. A property to respect so we can all continue to enjoy it.

Roamin’ with the Rubes

2 weeks ago

6 m pop-up camper

4 nights at Empty Pockets creek-side Farm Stay

We ended up camping at Hobbsy’s Gully campsite, and absolutely loved the outlook and campsite privacy. This was a really well maintained flat site with a firepit. We saw a variety of birds, and loved watching a native water rat’s antics in the creek. Laura is a delightful host and very friendly. We really loved the clear communications. And we had the opportunity to purchase firewood, which Laura brought to our campsite. We highly recommend checking out Empty Pockets Farm Stay for yourself.

Shawn

2 weeks ago

6 m travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Hidden Gold Homestead

A beautiful spot to camp if you have your own toilet and shower. We were right on the edge of Dam with a stunning sunset over the hill with water in between

Patrick

2 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Gibbarnee

Great isolated spot. Nice and quiet, good views of the stars. River has some shrimp and yabbies, but finding a fishing spot is a bit tricky. Bruce is a great host. Will definitely be back.

Amanda

2 weeks ago

14 m travel trailer

3 nights at Maple Acres

Bec and Craig are lovely people and fantastic hosts. Our Rocky even loved the impromptu play date with Elsie.

Marc

3 weeks ago

8 m travel trailer

2 nights at Deep Dime

Great little campsite, outdoor bath and shower was a winner. Nice people

Rocky

3 weeks ago

4 m campervan

1 night at Bowriver Camp

Great spot looking over the dam. Perfect fireplace

Nick

3 weeks ago

6 m travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Possum Bush Retreat FARMSTAY

Absolutely stunning views massive area to myself and firewood was provided. Sharni was very hospitable - beware escaping sheep!!!

Dean

3 weeks ago

6 m pop-up camper

Weekend Trip to Maple Acres

What a great place to stay for a few days, easy access for caravans and power and water if needed is accessible. Craig and Bec are great hosts and are very welcoming. Maple acres has a macadamia nut orchard and a fruit orchard and the sites are close to both, Craig and Bec even let us pick a few nuts and some citrus fruit. Only a two minute drive into town and Yarraman has everything there that you need. Actually I would say that Maple Acres would most probably be depending on what way that you look at it either the first or last Hipcamp on the New England Highway which runs from Yarraman in QLD to basically Newcastle in NSW

Damian

3 weeks ago

15 m travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Deep Dime

Second time back in a couple of months and cant get enough of the place. Highly recommend

Vanessa

3 weeks ago

7 m travel trailer

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Deep Dime

Lots of space, provided amenities were excellent and creek is clean and clear. Nice quiet spot close to Bunyas and Kingaroy.

3 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Emu Creek Campsites

Great spot, plenty of space, away from people, good swimming spot, lovely views 10/10

Nicola

3 weeks ago

6 m travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Possum Bush Retreat FARMSTAY

We really enjoyed our recent stay at Possum Bush Campground! Lovely spot, beautiful friendly and helpful owners, incredibly peaceful and the animals were just an added bonus. Looking forward to returning in summer to try out the zip line and having a dip in the dam.

Marc

3 weeks ago

6 m travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Possum Bush Retreat FARMSTAY

We had a very peaceful stay at Possum Bush Retreat, Sharni was an absolutely amazing host.

Layla

3 weeks ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Tinara, 200 acre cattle farm

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Dianne

3 weeks ago

6 m travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Deep Dime

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Nanango camping guide

Where to go

The Palms National Park

South of Nanango, this small national park is a rainforest haven for birds, frogs, bats, and other wildlife, and provides a beautiful, lush environment of Piccabeen palms and Moreton Bay fig trees for visitors to stroll amid. While camping isn’t permitted in the small park, accommodation and camping options can be found in nearby Cooyar and Yarraman. There are day-use and picnic areas within The Palms National Park.

Maidenwell

South of Nanango is the very small town of Maidenwell, which provides access to the wetlands of Tarong National Park and lovely Coomba Falls, a waterfall with a clear and refreshing swimming hole. It’s a popular place to swim when the weather’s hot, but there’s a steep climb down to the falls. Campers in the Nanango area can visit Maidenwell and Coomba Falls on a day trip or camp at the sports ground or rest area in the village.

Bunya Mountains National Park

About an hour’s drive southwest of Nanango, the small Bunya Mountains National Park is notable for having the largest stand of ancient bunya pine trees in the world. These are especially significant to the local First Nations people. The park houses three grassy and well-developed camping areas that are suitable for tents, caravans, and camper trailers. The campsites are equipped with toilets, showers, barbecues, and picnic tables.

When to go

Nanango is surrounded by the mountains of southern Queensland, which generally has a subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and mild winters. However, its slight altitude (355 metres) and proximity to the mountains takes the edge off the heat, making this a comfortable region to visit in summer, and year-round. In summer there’s an increased risk from both wildfires and floods in the region, so check local conditions before travelling.

Top camping destinations around Nanango

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are some popular day trip destinations for campers in Nanango?

Campers in Nanango can visit Maidenwell and Coomba Falls on a day trip, or camp at the sports ground or rest area in the village. You can also explore different options for camping near Nanango on Hipcamp.

What is the climate like in Nanango?

Nanango, surrounded by the mountains of southern Queensland, generally has a subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and mild winters. However, its slight altitude and proximity to the mountains takes the edge off the heat, making it a comfortable region to visit in summer and year-round. In summer, there’s an increased risk from both wildfires and floods in the region, so it's important to check local conditions before travelling.

How far is Nanango from the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane?

Nanango is a couple of hours’ drive inland from both the Sunshine Coast and Brisbane, making it a convenient stop on road trips through Queensland that skirt the coast or avoid the larger cities. Its slight altitude also provides cooler summers than lower-lying coastal and outback areas, and colder winters. You can also explore different options for camping near Nanango on Hipcamp.

What is notable about Bunya Mountains National Park and its camping areas?

Bunya Mountains National Park, about an hour’s drive southwest of Nanango, is notable for having the largest stand of ancient bunya pine trees in the world. The park houses three grassy and well-developed camping areas suitable for tents, caravans, and camper trailers, equipped with toilets, showers, barbecues, and picnic tables. You can also explore different options for camping near Nanango on Hipcamp.

Is camping permitted in The Palms National Park south of Nanango?

Camping isn’t permitted in The Palms National Park, but accommodation and camping options can be found in nearby Cooyar and Yarraman. The small national park is a rainforest haven for birds, frogs, bats, and other wildlife, and provides a beautiful, lush environment of Piccabeen palms and Moreton Bay fig trees for visitors to stroll amid. You can also explore different options for camping near Nanango on Hipcamp.