The best camping near Bladensburg National Park
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Bladensburg National Park adventure.
Discover the rugged beauty of Bladensburg National Park's outback wilderness.
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Ayrshire Downs, near Winton
50 sites · RVs, Tents90000 acres · Winton, QLD
Ayrshire Downs Caravan & Camping is a property steeped in Australian history; with the Cobb & Co coach pub ruins, original shearing shed ruins from the famous shearing strikes, the location for where Banjo Patterson first penned Waltzing Matilda to music, and more. We offer sites next to one of Australia’s iconic shearing shed ruins. Located along the beautiful Wokingham Creek, you’ll get a taste of the outback with stock and other native animals surrounding your stay. Winton is the nearest town, 58 km away, and has so much to see and do. It's the Dinosaur Capital of Australia, home of Waltzing Matilda and Queensland's Boulder Opal; abundant in nature, culture and heritage. It's also the best place to stock up on supplies.We have a dedicated, fenced off area for campers with trees growing. We have water available, cold showers and flushing toilets, picnic shed with seats but otherwise campers must be self-contained. The nearest dump point is in Winton. We have a communal fire pit where you can gather and meet other travellers, or you're welcome to light your own firepit (BYO) at your campsite.Dogs welcome, please keep them under control and not hassling other campers. We also offer options for tours and shearing demonstrations, with mini wool bales for sale, plus landowners history and stories of day to day life on the land, and genuine property museum tours on request.
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AU$15
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Little Grove
1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Winton, QLD
Little Grove is half an acre of flat land one street back from the main street of Winton. It is one to five minute walk to iconic Winton hotels such as, The North Gregory, The Aussie and The Tatts. Other attractions such as, The Royal Outdoor Picture Theatre, The Waltzing Matilda Centre, Winton Swimming Pool, Arnos Wall, The Crackup Sisters House, Opal Stores, Winton Bakery, Musical Fence Cafe, Searles Outfitters are also all within walking distance. Little Grove has no facilities (no water, no electricity, no toilets, no bins, no shade) Little Grove is not fully fenced. It is ideally suited to small self sufficient camping groups who wish to camp together within walking distance to all the attractions on the main street of Winton. Little Grove does offer a dry bar in the back left hand corner of the property which is great for the magnificent Winton sun set.
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AU$50
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* Before taxes and fees
The best camping near Bladensburg National Park guide
Overview
About
Bladensburg National Park invites adventurers to explore its vast grassland plains, scenic plateaus, and rich cultural heritage. Venture into the outback of Queensland, where camping under the stars at Bough Shed Waterhole becomes an unforgettable experience. Embrace the park's natural wonders, from birdwatching to hiking through historical landscapes.
Notable campgrounds
- Bough Shed Waterhole camping area: Offers a serene outback camping experience with wheelchair-accessible facilities amid the park's stunning natural backdrop.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book online early to secure your spot at the popular Bough Shed Waterhole camping area, especially during peak travel seasons.
- Check for cancellations regularly as plans change and previously booked sites may become available.
- Consider visiting during off-peak times for better chances of finding a campsite and a more tranquil experience.
- Explore nearby camping options if Bladensburg National Park is fully booked, as the surrounding area offers additional opportunities for adventure.
When to go
The ideal time to visit Bladensburg National Park is from April to September, when the weather is milder. Summer brings extreme heat with temperatures often soaring above 40°C, and unexpected rains can lead to flooding, making some areas inaccessible.
Know before you go
- Prepare for remote conditions; rangers may not be on-site to assist, so ensure self-sufficiency and readiness for emergencies.
- Check park alerts for the latest information on conditions, access, and temporary closures before your trip.
- Domestic animals are not permitted within the park, so plan accordingly if travelling with pets.
- Bring adequate water, food, and emergency supplies, as the nearest provisions are in Winton, 17km from the park entrance.
- Drive cautiously on designated roads and tracks, and be prepared for quickly changing road conditions.
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