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The best camping in Blackdown Tableland National Park, QLD
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Discover the rugged beauty of Blackdown Tableland National Park.
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Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Blackdown Tableland National Park adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Blackdown Tableland National Park
Bridgewater
1. Bridgewater
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23km from Blackdown Tableland National Park · 3 sites
Bridgewater is a working cattle property that borders the Dawson ranges. We are also located an hour from the Blackdown Tablelands.
There is an abundance of native wildlife, and wide open skies great for stargazing at night. There is also an abundance of native trees and plenty of wood to collect for your fires at night when the season allows. Plenty of space to have privacy and relax in the bush with beautiful views of the mountains to the south and west.
Located at the end of a 21km gravel council road you will be rewarded with beautiful views, sunrises, sunsets and peace and quiet in abundance apart from the wonderful wildlife that is.
Pull in to a quiet bush setting, set up your fire pit for the evening and grab a drink and enjoy the birds come to life, perhaps see the wild horses, and cattle or the kangaroos, emus or brolgas go past.
Enjoy a day trip to the stunning Blackdown Tablelands or simply relax in the beautiful surroundings. Bring your bikes for a ride on the dirt tracks.
For safety though remember to supervise your kids at all times as we have open waterways and dams so there are some hazards. Also remember that eastern brown snakes are in this region so be snake aware.
If you bring your pets they need to be on a leash at all times so that they are safe, there are sometimes Dingoes and wild pigs that wander through the property seasonally.
There is some mobile phone service at the campsites but not always. We look forward to helping you enjoy your stay on our property.
Guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste with them on departure.
Campfires are welcome in the fire pit provided.
Pets
Penny Pegasus FarmLife - Penny and Joe
2. Penny Pegasus FarmLife - Penny and Joe
66km from Blackdown Tableland National Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
🐴 PennyPegasus FarmLife – River Camps & Farm Experiences
🌿 River Camps – Native Bush Camping
Set along the quiet riverbank on our working horse property, the PennyPegasus FarmLife river camps offer true native bush camping. These sites are private, peaceful, and surrounded by natural terrain — perfect for guests who want an authentic outback experience.
Access is via a gravel/dirt road, suitable for semi‑offroad caravans, offroad vans, camper trailers, and 4WDs. Low‑clearance caravans are not suitable.
The river camps are unpowered and unfenced, with open space, wildlife, and the sound of water flowing past. There are no built facilities at the river — guests must be self‑contained or use the homestead amenities (please let us know if required).
Phone or text when you arrive so we can help you navigate gates, horses, and parking safely.
🔥 Fire Pit Use
Sensible, contained fire pits are welcome.
Please check with us before lighting any fire — local fire bans and weather conditions change quickly.
Remember: if a fire escapes, all of our horses’ grass will be gone for months, so safe fire management is essential.
🐎 Farm Experiences
PennyPegasus FarmLife is a small, hands‑on horse property where guests can enjoy genuine rural experiences.
Depending on the day, you may see horses being fed, trained, groomed, or moved between paddocks. Guests are welcome to watch from a safe distance, ask questions, and learn about horse care, confidence building, and daily farm routines.
Our horses are calm, well‑trained, and part of our family. We take pride in offering a quiet, respectful farm environment where animals are handled with care and visitors can enjoy the rhythm of country life.
🌾 What Makes PennyPegasus FarmLife Special
Private riverfront bush camps
Genuine outback feel without crowds
Safe, calm horses and real farm activity
Hosts who care deeply about the land and animals
A peaceful, grounded rural escape near Comet and Emerald
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Mikaela
3 weeks ago
15 m travel trailer
Great instructions to get to the property. Good site, great fire pit and thanks to Scott for the fire wood. We enjoyed some family time together with the cows. Great base to go to Blackdown Tablelands for a day trip.
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Mikaela
3 weeks ago
12 m travel trailer
With kids
Great instructions to get to the property. Good site, great fire pit and thanks to Scott for the fire wood. We enjoyed some family time together with the cows.
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Mikaela
3 weeks ago
7 m Class B
Group trip
Great instructions to get to the property. Good site, great fire pit and thanks to Scott for the fire wood. We enjoyed some family time together with the cows.
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Tanya
July 2026
8 m travel trailer
With kids
Beautiful part of the world. We loved the serenity and space. Great for star gazing and accessing Blackdown Tablelands.
The drive in is quite dusty.
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Liz
July 2026
5 m pop-up camper
Anita made us feel very welcome to her and her husband's property. The peace and quiet was just amazing. We loved watching the birds, cows and horses roam freely on the property. If we are ever out that way again we would definitely stay there again.
Thank you for such an enjoyable stay.
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Rachael
June 2026
8 m travel trailer
This is a truly special place. It is an active working cattle station so the experience is all about that (yep poo and all but only from the livestock). It offers the tranquility of waking up with birds, the occasional moo and Scott in his car heading out to do whatever-station owners do (he’s not too early). It was an amazing experience. Anita and Scott are the ultimate hosts genuinely setting out to provide you the opportunity to fulfill the experience that you set out for when you booked this HipCamp. Thanks Bridgewater Station - can’t wait to come back.
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Heinrich
June 2026
6 m travel trailer
Complete peace and quiet. Sounds of nature and nothing else. Blussfull break
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Jacqueline
June 2026
4 m Class B
We had a very relaxing and peaceful stay at Bridgewater camp. Beautiful scenery and animals roaming nearby. Really lovely meeting Scott who brought us firewood and was helpful getting us all set up. Thanks for having us!
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Louise
June 2026
12 m pop-up camper
Had a lovely stay at Bridgewater. Solitude was awesome. We were visited by cows, horses, pigs, emus and abundant birds. Simply stunning. Heaps of wood provided and left to enjoy. Thank you would definitely recommend. Used as a base for Blackdown Tablelands NP. Bit of a drive but enjoyable and added to the trip.
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Danielle
June 2026
9 m travel trailer
With kids
Absolutely wonderful spot so peaceful and private. Was great for mr 4yr old to ride his bike and stretch his legs. Plenty of space
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Kym
May 2026
13 m travel trailer
Fantastic camp site. Beautiful spot. Communication awesome and everything we could have asked for. Great to be able to have a fire on the property and sharing with the cows and birds was an extra. Definitely be back. Thanks guys - a truly beaut stay.
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Tim
May 2026
9 m travel trailer
Had a fantastic stay here, very quiet, secluded and great way to unwind. Fire wood was provided at the site and hosts showed us around the property and let's the kids watch the chickens and pigs get fed. Highly recommend this property.
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Ellen
April 2026
15 m travel trailer
The owners of this camp are lovely and we enjoyed our stay. Plenty of room and easy to do a day trip into the tablelands.
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Pam
April 2026
13 m travel trailer
Great spot off the highway.
Scott and Anita are great hosts.
Yes it’s a bit out of the way but worth it to be away from the every day.
Plenty of wildlife visit each day and the provision of the fire pits and wood was a great touch.
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Aimee
April 2026
7 m travel trailer
Perfect paddock camp, as described. Nice and quiet, beautiful stars at night. Thanks for having us guys!
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Isabella
April 2026
5 m car
Group trip
Beautiful and very peaceful area! Very friendly hosts
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Michelle
March 2026
9 m travel trailer
Lovely flat sites. Great views lovely hosts. We book again.
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Michelle
March 2026
9 m travel trailer
Was beautiful. So relaxing we had some rain while there making the creek flow. Host Anita and Scott were amazing with everything. Will be back for sure.
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Cheryl
December 2025
7 m travel trailer
Loved our time here at Bridgewater Station. We stayed here 3 nights in December. The site was well cleared and grassed. Firewood was provided and our hosts were friendly and ensured we enjoyed our time. If you are looking for a spacious site and enjoy the peace, this is an ideal place.
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Erin
September 2025
7 m travel trailer
With kids
We loved it so much here. Very private, quiet and spacious. Generous and friendly hosts. Lots of free firewood and pits provided for use. Long drive off the highway as advertised - true off the beaten track vibes.
Used as our base for Blackdown Tablelands.
See moreBlackdown Tableland National Park camping guide
Overview
About
Blackdown Tableland National Park invites adventurers to explore its unique sandstone landscapes, deep gorges, and cascading waterfalls. Elevated above the surrounding plains, the park offers cooler temperatures and a diverse range of activities from scenic drives to challenging hikes. Munall camping area provides a serene base amidst the wilderness, perfect for both day-trippers and overnight explorers seeking a tranquil retreat.
Notable campgrounds
- Munall camping area - Nestled in a shady bush setting, this site is ideal for tent camping and close to walking tracks.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book well in advance, especially during peak season from April to October and school holidays.
- Check the park alerts for road conditions and access updates before planning your trip.
- Remember to display your booking tag at your campsite upon arrival.
- Explore nearby camping options if Munall camping area is fully booked.
When to go
The best time to visit Blackdown Tableland National Park is during the cooler months from April to October. This period offers pleasant temperatures for hiking and exploring. Summer can be hot and challenging for outdoor activities, while winter nights can drop below freezing, so come prepared for cold conditions.
Know before you go
- Ensure your vehicle is suitable for the park's unsealed roads; a 4WD is recommended.
- Bring enough food and water as there are no supplies available within the park.
- Stay informed about current park conditions and closures by checking park alerts.
- Respect the cultural significance of the area and stay on designated walking tracks.
- Prepare for variable weather and pack appropriate clothing for both warm days and cool nights.
Reviews for Blackdown Tableland National Park Campgrounds
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16 Ratings · 12 reviews
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· July 2026
The drive and walk up to Rainbow Fall is definitely worth it. I won't say the walk was easy coming back, but it was breath taking to see the waterfall and the water holes. Highlight of our trip.
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· June 2026
Great experience
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· June 2026
Recommend Rainbow Falls. Simply stunning
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· April 2026
Great national park with some good walks.
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· September 2025
Watch the slippery round rocks. Would recommend lookout from 4wd track!
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· September 2025
The NP was amazing. Just like the photos. Had a swim in the rock pools all to ourselves.
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· September 2025
Family friendly park, Rainbow Falls were the highlight for us. Take the track to the right of the stairs to find the two small pools and waterfall. 4WD track to Charlevue lookout was amazing.
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· August 2025
Amazing! A must visit!
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· May 2025
We enjoyed the bush walks, waterfalls, rock formations and spectacular views.
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· April 2025
Must do
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· April 2025
4wd only
Lovely place great walks for every level. Roads in are 4wd only.
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· April 2025
100% recommend going. So beautiful . Give you self lots of time as I didn't want to leave
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