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Crystal Creek Camp

Coolbie, Queensland

12 acres hosted by Nat J.

8 Vehicle/Tent sites

Creature comforts

Enjoy the comforts of home—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.

We have over 12 acres of private, tropical parkland, that runs right along the Crystal Creek in Mutarnee, QLD. 2 hectares of this land is between the Crystal Creek Caravan Park and the Crystal Creek itself. This area has it's own amenities block (toilets and showers) and access to water. There is a large communal campfire in the middle, and plenty of space for a perfect getaway! Should you require it, there is also access to the caravan park's amenities block which includes more toilets and showers, a camp kitchen, and a laundry. This camp is right across the road from the Paluma National Park, little Crystal Creek, Big Crystal Creek, and numerous natural swimming holes. Right behind the camp is a boat ramp, and the beach is 10 minutes away. You will have access to walking tracks, mountain bike trails, bird-watching, swimming, fishing, crabbing... the list is endless!A beautiful, grassy, 2-acre area right next to Crystal Creek. Guests will have access to amenities by the creek with flushing toilets and showers. There are no power points here, but guests will have access to potable water. There is a communal firepit in the middle of the grounds for your use. Pull in and pick your spot! Access to the camping area is through the Crystal Creek Caravan Park.

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Coolbie, Queensland, AustraliaTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Nat J.Joined in May 2023

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