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The best camping in Hell Hole Gorge National Park, QLD

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The best camping in Hell Hole Gorge National Park, QLD

Powell Creek

1. Powell Creek

24km from Hell Hole Gorge National Park · 50 sites · Tents, RVs
Powell Creek is a working cattle station with all the wonders of a national park, beautiful creeks, gorges and a multitude of Australian flora, fauna and wildlife. Camp under a million stars. You might even see a few shooting ones. Choose the spot you love over 270,000 acres or camp in the Homestead complex if you so desire. With easy access to hell hole national park, it will be a trip for your bucket list. Most of the tracks on the property are four-wheel-drive only but rest easy because UHF covers the entire property. Explore and enjoy beautiful Outback Queensland, and breathe the fresh air they only make in the west.
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The best camping in Hell Hole Gorge National Park, QLD guide

Overview

About

Hell Hole Gorge National Park beckons the intrepid at heart with its dramatic landscapes and serene waterholes. Venture into this remote wilderness to camp under the stars at Powell Creek, hike through rugged gorges, and witness the park's unique flora and fauna. Embrace the solitude and rugged charm of this outback treasure.

Notable campgrounds

  • Powell Creek camping area: A remote spot where campers can immerse themselves in the tranquility of the outback.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book online well in advance to secure your spot at the limited Powell Creek camping area.
  • Plan your visit outside of peak seasons for a better chance at availability.
  • Keep an eye on park alerts for any updates on campsite availability.
  • Explore nearby camping options for alternative stays amid the park's vicinity.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Hell Hole Gorge National Park is during the cooler months from April to September. Summer temperatures can soar, making daytime activities challenging. Winter nights may be cold, so pack accordingly. Always check local weather and road conditions before your trip.

Know before you go

  • Prepare for remote conditions; ensure your vehicle and supplies are adequate for rugged terrain.
  • Check for any park alerts or road closures before your visit.
  • Bring sufficient water as there are no reliable water sources in the park.
  • Respect the park's natural environment; take all trash with you when you leave.
  • Be aware of the park's wildlife and keep a safe distance at all times.

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