Camping near Seventeen Seventy

This laidback beach resort is the “Birthplace of Queensland” and a Great Barrier Reef port.

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1770 Eco Camp, Agnes Water

87 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents42 acres · Agnes Water, QLD
Nestled within 42 acres of lush, untamed bushland in Agnes Water, 1770 Eco Camp and Grass Trees Campground offers an escape into nature's embrace. Grass Trees Campground perches majestically on one of the highest mountain tops in the area, gifting you with panoramic vistas that span across Agnes Water, down the serene 1770 Estuary to the sandbar, and over to the historic lighthouse, Bustard Bay, and Eurimbula National Park. Here, each sunrise and sunset paints the sky with breathtaking colours. Choose from 20 unpowered sites or our Glamping Tents, designed for those who want the essence of camping without the need to bring their own gear. These tents provide a rustic, simple yet convenient camping option, allowing you to focus on the experience. The campground also boasts a new toilet and shower block, camp kitchen, and a swimming pool to enhance your stay. Pets are not permitted at Grass Trees to preserve the natural habitat. 1770 Eco Camp, located at the base of this scenic mountain, provides a tranquil retreat, just a 2-minute drive from local shops. Spread across this expansive property are tropical gardens & two freshwater dams, creating a picturesque setting for your camping adventure. Here, you can choose from our unique glamping tents or spacious camping and caravan sites, set amidst a tropical bushland oasis. Amenities include a modern toilet and shower block, a communal camp kitchen with firepit, pool table, BBQs, and a wood-fired pizza oven, all nestled in a rustic yet comfortable environment. Enjoy modern luxuries like free WiFi, a complimentary espresso coffee machine, TV, fridge, microwave, kettle, toasters, and a variety of kids' activities and games. Pets are welcome at 1770 Eco Camp, ensuring your furry friends can also enjoy the vacation. Vehicle access to Grass Trees is via Corfield Drive, just the first right after the Eco Camp entrance. For those seeking adventure, there's a steep and rugged internal walking track from Eco Camp to the pool at Grass Trees, perfect for those who love a good hike. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of 1770 Eco Camp and Grass Trees – where every moment is an opportunity to connect with nature and rejuvenate the spirit.
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Camp Akuna Pikes Crossing INC

18 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Benaraby, QLD
Welcome to our not-for-profit grounds, now open to the public. The camp has been set up as a youth-oriented facility that welcomes travellers and regional people. All proceeds go towards running costs and improving facilities. We have an onsite caretaker (LES) for maintaining the property. Dog friendly (must be controlled at all times!) and good access for caravans and all types of vehicles.A large flat grassed area for camping and 200m walk to The Boyne River at Pikes Crossing with access for swimming. There is an area to launch small boats and ideal for canoeing and kayaking in protected waters. Close to Lake Awoonga (4km drive) for fishing and all other aquatic activities along with a great barramundi stocked impoundment.There is a large undercover area with tables and chairs, flushing toilets and hot showers and designated campfire area. All campers have access to this. We also offer a commercial kitchen and BBQs for group bookings. We welcome community functions, weddings, birthday parties and youth groups. Inquiries welcome.
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Bucca Country River Retreat

10 sites · RVs, Tents4 acres · Bucca, QLD
Welcome to Bucca Country River Retreat — your perfect riverside escape where nature’s beauty and rustic charm come together. Nestled along a picturesque riverbank, our retreat offers a peaceful haven from the noise and bustle of city life. Whether you're a couple in search of a getaway or a solo traveller seeking tranquility, it is the perfect place to relax, recharge, and reconnect with nature. We offer a range of stays to suit your style: • Three self-contained ensuite cabins, perfect for couples seeking privacy and comfort. • Four powered caravan sites, ideal for travellers exploring with their own setup. • Spacious unpowered sites, perfect for those who love the simplicity of camping under the stars. At Bucca Country River Retreat, we’ve taken care of the little things so you can focus on enjoying your stay: • A modern amenities block, featuring clean and spacious showers and toilets. • Communal Campfire pits for cozy evenings, ideal for storytelling and marshmallow roasting. • Direct river access, perfect for swimming, kayaking, or simply enjoying the view. We welcome well-behaved pets because adventures are better with your four-legged companions. Keep in mind, our property is also home to three friendly camp dogs, who love meeting new faces. At Bucca Country River Retreat, you can wake up to the gentle sounds of the river, relax by a campfire under a canopy of stars, or take a refreshing dip in nature’s backyard. Whether you stay for a weekend or a week, you’ll leave feeling refreshed, reconnected, and inspired by the beauty of the great outdoors. Escape, unwind, and discover the charm of Bucca Country River Retreat—your riverside retreat away from it all.
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Baffle Creek Camping Midskinrick

24 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents40 acres · Rosedale, QLD
Midskinrick is a 40-acre waterfront property on Baffle Creek in Queensland. 70km north of Bundaberg, 125km south of Gladstone. This little piece of paradise, on the southern bank of Baffle Creek, is a great place to fish from the bank or launch your boat, crab, swim (in our dam), relax and enjoy the peace while watching the wildlife. Choose the unique modern self-contained Lodge or bring your caravan/camper/rooftop/swag/tent and book a camp site. There are 10 large family sized powered sites with a firepit available for each site (no water connection) situated near the dam. Access to, Hot showers (Small fee applies), Flushing toilets, Washing Machine (Small fee per load) and a Camp kitchen. The powered sites are approximately 400m from the riverbank. Confirming there are no water connections to these sites, please fill your tanks prior to coming, however; fresh water is available for drinking. Select Powered. In addition there are 7 large family sized unpowered sites with a firepit available for each, overlooking the river flats - Septic flushing toilets, Shower room (solar bag not supplied), Drinking water, Camp kitchen area, Firepits - bring your own wood or purchase from the owners (please do not source firewood from the roadside due to animal habitats). Hot showers are available near the dam camping area for a small fee. There is no option to add power here. Strictly unpowered. Bring your kayaks, stand up paddle boards and other floating devices to enjoy in the dam, Push Bikes to ride the trails, bat and ball for a friendly game of cricket and a banana lounge to enjoy the peace and quiet. Boat Ramp, Small bank area for fishing, 5klm from the ocean mouth, Fires permitted (in firepits only), Pet friendly (strictly on leash or in enclosure), great swimming (in the dam), Pushbike riding enjoyed, a perfect place for a family and young and mature aged couples to enjoy a holiday or a getaway on the weekend.
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Kolan River Retreat

3 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Moorland, QLD
Located 25km north from Bundaberg Qld and Bargara is just 39km away with approximately 2km of saltwater river frontage, we offer fishermen a choice of walking the sand flats on the making tide to launching their boat at our ramp giving access all the way to the river mouth. With a large camp area, limited numbers taken, we offer peace and tranquility for those wanting to escape the crowds. Our charges are per person not site to make it more economical for those travelling alone or for those with large vans/motor homes that take up larger spaces. - Check in and out is flexible to suit individual needs - Portable water available - Dump Point located at entrance - Rubbish bins/recycle station provided at camp site and Dump point site. - Boat Ramp access on site 4WD access required - Porta Loos - Bush shower on site (gold coin donation appreciated) - Dogs allowed - but must be contained within your site and are to be kept on a lead at all times. -Drinking water on site
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BB Inland Rail Trail - Boyne Valley

41 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Monto, QLD
The Boyne Burnett Inland Rail Trail Incorporated is facilitating the development of the disused rail corridor from Taragoola (near Gladstone, Central Queensland), through the Boyne Valley, on to Monto, Eidsvold, Mundubbera and south through to Gayndah in the Burnett Valley. This property covers those campsites in or adjacent to the Boyne Valley. The corridor is an inland link between Gladstone and Gayndah, which has great natural scenery, wildlife and historical structures with small country towns spread along its length. There are several campsites (shown here on Hipcamps), on former railway sidings along the trail and a range of other accommodation types, some community NFP operated, which we encourage you to support. Our website (https://www.boyneburnettinlandrailtrail.org.au) will showcase the attractions along the trail, along with location maps, trail maps, and much other useful information.
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Agnes Park Enviro Camp

20 sites · RVs, Tents44 acres · Agnes Water, QLD
Welcome to Agnes Park Enviro Camp.Children aged 0-5 camp for free.A property that boasts both natural bushland and cleared pasture, nestled within the serene seaside communities of Agnes Water and the Town of 1770 (also known as Seventeen Seventy).  Campers will enjoy setting up camp on the flat, grassy ground, walking through the natural bush and stumbling across the gully which rises to fantastic sea views.The property is located only 2 minutes drive to Agnes Water Main Beach, the Discovery Trail Lookout and the Paper Bark Forest Boardwalk. A short 10 Minute drive will find you in the picturesque town of 1770, where you can enjoy the fantastic 1770 Marina. From the Marina, you can depart to Lady Musgrave Island, enjoy 1 hr to full day tour on the iconic Larcs and enjoy  spectacular sunsets.The are some must-visit small businesses in the area including Rusty Pelican Fish and Chips, Pancake Creek Tours, Katrina's Bar (for sunset drinks) and Marina Cafe (for best coffee and vanilla slice).There are no facilities here, campers will need to be self contained and leave no trace. Council's dump point is just 5 minutes away. 
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Travellers Rest 1770 Eco certified

33 sites · RVs, Tents44 acres · Round Hill, QLD
Traveller’s Rest 1770 is a family-owned nature-campground located on the outskirts of Eurimbula National Park, in the beautiful beachside town of Agnes Water/1770, Queensland! The campground is run with passion and care by Mike and Michi who's vision it is to connect People with Nature, and Nature to People! The spacious powered and unpowered sites are surrounded by native bushland, allowing an abundance of wildlife to call Traveller's Rest 1770 their home. Our well-maintained amenities add an extra bit of comfort to the only Ecotourism certified Nature-Campground on the Discovery Coast! Our guests start their day with calls of Kookaburra’s, nestled in tall Gumtrees and settle by their campfire at night to enjoy clear views of the night sky. Traveller’s Rest 1770 invites their guests to immerse themselves in a truly restful camping experience on their 44-acres property - far enough away from the hustle of town but close enough to enjoy a trip to Lady Musgrave Island - the Gateway to the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Experience the bespoke bushland boardwalk, meandering along a carefully chosen path and inviting you to tune into a natural harmony of bird calls, rustling leaves and gentle breezes. The bushland boardwalk can be accessed by wheelchairs and prams, and our spacious undercover BBQ Area offers a generous space for shade, rest and wildlife observations. Additional information: -Please empty your toilets at the 1770 SES Dump Point. We do not have a dump point, greywater can be dispersed on your site - Early check-in: 12 pm - Late check-out: 11 am - Exclusive access to our bushland boardwalk - No mobile phone/TV reception - No generators - No pets - Please notify us if you arrive later then 6 pm, so we can arrange a smooth arrival for you. - Firepits are available for hire, Wood is sold on-site ($15 per bag) - subject to availability - pre-booking is recommended
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1770 Southern Cross Travellers Retreat

15 sites · RVs, Tents15 acres · Agnes Water, QLD
PLEASE NOTE THAT CHECK IN TIME IS FROM 11.00AM TO 5.00PM. CARAVANS and MOTORHOMES MUST BE FULLY SELF CONTAINED. MAKE SURE TO FILL YOUR WATER TANKS BEFORE ARRIVAL. GENERAL WASTE BINS ARE PROVIDED. EXCESS RUBBISH OR LARGE ITEMS ARE NOT TO BE LEFT FOR US TO DISPOSE OF. SMALL CAMP FIRES ARE PERMITTED OUT OF BUSH FIRE SEASON. YOU MUST BRING YOUR OWN PORTABLE FIRE PIT. We are a family built and run property set amongst tropical gardens on 15 acres with a pretty small private lake. Our quirky communal building has lots of power points, hot showers, flushing toilets, free Wifi, pool table, dining areas, fire place and we now have a pool-side cafe, boutique and massage on site. We are pet friendly, "ONLY ONE DOG PER SITE" and must remain on leads or runs whilst on the property. Please note that animals are not permitted in any of the undercover common areas or swimming pool enclosure. We are a short 2 minute drive to the new Agnes Central shopping center, 5 minutes to Agnes Water town centre and local beaches, and a 15 minute drive to the beautiful town of 1770. Our property runs on rain water and On-tap drinking water is available in the camp kitchen. If you are looking to escape from the crowded caravan parks, you will love our piece of paradise.
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Collie Farm

10 sites · RVs, Tents283 acres · Miriam Vale, QLD
283 acres of mainly level bush with camping sites in various locations, either in a remote bush or by the water (dams). 6 kms of bushwalking tracks with abundant native wild and bird life. Designated fireplaces and firewood available. All campsites except the Safe Haven are physically separated and reserved for a single group (either travelling alone or in company with others). The Safe Haven can accommodate up to 4 caravans/campers with a communal central fireplace by the water. A seasonal summer stream normally runs through the length of the property from January to May. During this time access to some of the walking trails can be restricted. All sites can be left unattended and secure by visitors for day trips to surrounding areas such as Agnes Water, Seventeen Seventy, the Boyne Valley or various National Parks located within 50klms. Your hosts are always present and ready to assist in any way they can. Dogs welcome. Note: Flushing toilet is located adjacent to the Safe Haven campsite.
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Camping near Seventeen Seventy guide

Overview

The forested headlands and sandy shores of Seventeen Seventy (or 1770) set the scene for a relaxed beach getaway. Hit the beach to swim or standup paddleboard, go kayaking along the coast, or visit the Captain Cook Monument to learn how the town got its name. Cruises set sail from 1770 to Lady Musgrave Island, part of the southern Great Barrier Reef, where you can snorkel and scuba dive or camp out at a secluded bush campsite. Campsites dot the coast of Seventeen Seventy and neighbouring Agnes Water, many with direct access to the beach.

Where to go

Capricorn Coast

Beach lovers will find some of Queensland’s most beloved beaches within easy reach of Seventeen Seventy. To the south, head to Bundaberg to spot sea turtles in Mon Repos Regional Park, visit the Bundaberg Rum and Ginger Beer factories, and snorkel along the Coral Coast. To the north, Rockhampton has harbourside dining, mountain lookouts, and island-hopping cruises around the Great Barrier Reef islands.

Gladstone

Two national parks lie within easy day-trip distance of Seventeen Seventy, affording plenty of options for hikers. Watch turtles hatching on the beaches of Deepwater National Park and enjoy fishing and birdwatching around the waterways. Or visit nearby Eurimbula National Park to see the site of the Captain Cook landings and go canoeing along Eurimbula Creek.

Fraser Coast

South of Seventeen Seventy, adventurous campers won’t want to miss a night on Fraser Island. Set sail for the island from Hervey Bay or Rainbow Beach, drive along 75 Mile Beach in a 4WD, and marvel at natural wonders, including Lake McKenzie and the Champagne Pools. Beachside camping on the island is all about getting back to nature—pitch your tent by the shore and wake up early to watch the sunrise.

When to go

Beach-goers can enjoy sunny days at Seventeen Seventy year-round, and it’s often warm enough to swim even in winter. Diving and snorkeling the Great Barrier Reef is best from June to October, but this is peak season, so book tours well in advance. The coast around Seventeen Seventy and Agnes Water is also a breeding site for sea turtles and they come ashore to nest on the beaches between November and March.

Know before you go

  • It’s easiest to get to and around Seventeen Seventy with your own transport, but shuttle services and taxis are available.
  • Amenities are limited in Seventeen Seventy, but neighboring Agnes Water (a 10-minute drive) has a supermarket and a selection of cafés, restaurants, and shops. 
  • Fire bans are common in Queensland during summer and dry periods, so be sure to check local recommendations before lighting a campfire.