The best camping near Broad Sound Islands National Park
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Ferns Hideaway Resort
25 sites · RVs, Tents42 acres · Byfield, QLD
Ferns Hideaway is a secluded unique family owned bush resort and camping/caravan park nestled beside the stunning Waterpark Creek on 42 acres of riparian rainforest in tropical Central Queensland. Ferns is located in Byfield which is an easy 30 minute drive (39 kilometres) north of Yeppoon and adjacent to the beautiful Byfield National Park and central to all the area has to offer.We have a variety of sites and accomodation options to suit all styles and budgets with more than 25 camp/van sites, 5 traditional rustic log cabins, and several onsite vans, set amongst beautifully landscaped gardens and stunning natural surrounds.If it's peace and relaxation you're after, or more fun and adventure Ferns has something for everyone and boasts an array of other activities that are complementary for our guests. Spend the days lazing away by the pool, have a hit of tennis or explore the magical wilderness of Waterpark Creek in one of our canoes. The choice is yours! Our activities / amenities include: Fleet of Canadian canoes, in-ground swimming pool and spa, tennis court, beach volleyball court, ball games, kids activities, bush walking tracks, open grassed picnic areas, central camp ground, secluded camp sites, camp kitchen, camp lounge, toilets, hot showers, drinking water, licensed restaurant serving the best fresh local ingredients.Featuring an abundance of fauna and flora throughout the property, including a profusion of rare Byfield Ferns, giant paperbarks, wallabies, bandicoots, monitor lizards, water dragons and amazing birdlife, Ferns offers the perfect opportunity to relax and reconnect with nature, family and friends. With our licensed A La Carte restaurant open on Friday and Saturday nights as well as Sunday lunch you can have your slice of paradise and eat your cake too!
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Forest Fields Campstay
10 sites · RVs, Tents30 acres · Byfield, QLD
A piece of paradise
Step back in time at Forest Fields Campstay (formally Byfield Campstay) to how camping used to be. Set up your camp on a peaceful and private bush location just minutes from the Byfield National Park and State Forest. This paid campground offers toilets, bucket showers and drinking water.
Yes, we’re dog friendly, we love pets but please ensure your furry friends are on lead and for the comfort of others please don’t leave your pet if you go touring ( we recommend a great boarding kennels that’s only about 20mins away)!!
Fires are allowed with fire wood available for purchase (or bring your own).
Generators are ok, daylight hours only.
The site is accessible to RVs, camper trailers, caravans and tents.
A special place for tourists and locals a like.
Maximum stay two weeks - Bookings Essential
Forest Fields Campstay is a quiet natural bush site, a base to relax or explore local Forests and National parks and other unique attractions.
FLORA and FAUNA This area is home of the Great Imperial Fruit Dove [or Wompoo Pigeon] and the unique Byfield Fern [Bowenia Serralata]. Byfield Campstay is situated on the “migratory trail”, meaning that different birds are always passing through.
A wide variety of native wild life may be seen – wallabies, bandicoots, bush turkeys and reptiles.
THE FARM – “MIDDLE EARTH” Originally a citrus orchard, Beth and Chris (previous owners) decided to diversify. They planted Quandong and Byfield Pine trees for timber, and we now have many varieties of fruit trees including sapotes, sapodillas, grumachumas, jaboticabas, jackfruit, avocadoes and bananas.
Your hosts Shayne & Melissa Geddes look forward to welcoming you!!
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The best camping near Broad Sound Islands National Park guide
Overview
About
Embark on an adventure to Broad Sound Islands National Park, a remote sanctuary where the wilds of nature beckon. Here, seasoned explorers can venture to bush camp amid the islands, navigate challenging waters by boat, and witness the majesty of flatback turtles nesting. With no facilities, this park promises a true escape into Australia's coastal wilderness.
When to go
The best time to visit Broad Sound Islands National Park is during the cooler months from April to September. Avoid the cyclone season between November and March, when strong winds and rough seas can make access hazardous and isolate campers.
Know before you go
- Access to the park is by boat only, requiring a high level of seagoing ability.
- Be self-sufficient: bring emergency supplies, water, and a marine radio or phone for safety.
- Be croc wise: estuarine crocodiles are present, and swimming is not recommended.
- Protect yourself from marine stingers by wearing a full body Lycra suit.
- Respect wildlife: observe turtles and birds from a distance without disturbing them.
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