The best camping in Forty Mile Scrub National Park, QLD

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Discover the ancient landscapes of Forty Mile Scrub National Park.  

The best camping near Forty Mile Scrub National Park, QLD

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1. Baroomby Bush Camp

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68km from Forty Mile Scrub National Park · 1 site · Tent, RV · Millstream, QLD
Welcome to Baroomby – our peaceful 200-acre property, surrounded by native bush and big skies. Here, you'll find space to breathe, total privacy, and soul-stirring sunsets. Escape the crowds and reconnect with nature. Baroomby offers just one exclusive campsite – Perched upon a small hilltop, offering complete seclusion and privacy to unhook the RV and go sight-seeing for the day. Come back and unwind to sunset views, the perfect backdrop for an evening by the fire. Whether you’re rolling in with a caravan or pitching a tent, there’s plenty of flat open space for 3 setups, making it ideal for couples, friends, or small groups, your furry friends are welcome too! Water available at campsite via a tap connected to a 10,000L tank with water from our spring fed bore. Firewood supplied! You're welcome to let your dogs stretch and run around off the leash! Things to do; Travel 8 minutes up the road by car, to unwind with a soothing soak at the nearby ‘Innot Hot Springs’ - nature’s own spa, where warm, mineral-rich waters offer the perfect way to relax and recharge. Visit Millstream Falls - reputedly the widest single drop waterfall in Australia, the park is rich in cultural and World War II history - 12 mins away by car. Ravenshoe – Explore Queensland’s highest town, (3,050ft above sea level) - 17 mins drive by car. Visit local cafes, markets, and the historic steam railway.
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Nature & Stuff

4. Nature & Stuff

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76km from Forty Mile Scrub National Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs · Millstream, QLD
We love this region, it’s the Far Norths best kept secret. If you want adventure just look at the list of tour suggestions close by; Lake Barrine - Lake Eacham - Mt Hypipamee - Millstream Falls - Malanda Falls - Innot hot springs - Undarra lava tubes. Checkout our guidebooks in Airbnb for an extensive outlook to this regions attractions and adventures. [ https://www.airbnb.com.au/manage-guidebook?s=host_profile_menu ]. We have a private 1/2 acre just for Caravan guests. If you don't want to be in a caravan park and want a genuine natural bush camping experience with a pristine creek, kangaroos and other wildlife that come right up to your caravan then this place is right for you. Close by and on the way to us is many spectacular [no exaggeration] Creeks, Water falls, Lakes, Crater Lakes, Hot Springs, Lava tubes, caves to name a few attractions.
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Embark on an adventure through the ancient volcanic landscapes of Forty Mile Scrub National Park. Traverse the semi-evergreen vine-thicket, spot unique wildlife, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of open grassy woodlands. With activities ranging from wildlife viewing to exploring informative walking tracks, there's no shortage of ways to connect with nature's wonders in this nationally significant park.

When to go

The best time to visit Forty Mile Scrub National Park is between May and November, when the weather is drier and more conducive to exploring. The wetter months from December to April bring monsoonal rains, making some areas less accessible and potentially affecting visibility of wildlife.

Know before you go

  • Wear sunscreen, a hat, protective clothing, and sturdy footwear for your safety amid the park's rugged terrain.
  • Carry plenty of drinking water as the park does not provide potable water.
  • Check for park alerts before your visit for any closures or safety information.
  • The park's picnic facilities and toilets are wheelchair accessible, ensuring an inclusive experience.
  • Remember to take your trash with you to protect the park's delicate ecosystem.
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