The best camping near Cania Gorge National Park
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Cania Gorge National Park adventure.
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Boyne Burnett Inland Rail Trail
41 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Monto, QLD
Boyne Burnett Inland Rail Trailis an incorporated association aiming to facilitate a proposed development of the rail corridor from Taragoola (near Gladstone, Central Queensland), through the Boyne Valley, on to Monto, Eidsvold, Mundubbera and south through Gayndah.The corridor is an inland link between Gladstone and Gayndah, which has great potential to attract tourists in numbers. In time, our website will showcase all the attractions along the trail.
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Camp Akuna Pikes Crossing INC
18 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Benaraby, QLD
Welcome to our not-for-profit grounds, now open to the public. The camp has been set up as a youth-oriented facility that welcomes travellers and regional people. All proceeds go towards running costs and improving facilities. We have an onsite caretaker (LES) for maintaining the property. Dog friendly (must be controlled at all times!) and good access for caravans and all types of vehicles.A large flat grassed area for camping and 200m walk to The Boyne River at Pikes Crossing with access for swimming. There is an area to launch small boats and ideal for canoeing and kayaking in protected waters. Close to Lake Awoonga (4km drive) for fishing and all other aquatic activities along with a great barramundi stocked impoundment.There is a large undercover area with tables and chairs, flushing toilets and hot showers and designated campfire area. All campers have access to this. We also offer a commercial kitchen and BBQs for group bookings. We welcome community functions, weddings, birthday parties and youth groups. Inquiries welcome.
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Behind The Pines Kalpowar
100 sites · RVs, TentsKalpowar, QLD
Our property is an old school with a large oval, pine plantation, plenty of shade, tennis court and cricket field. Room for tents, vans, etc. Family friendly.Dog friendly. Toilet available (no shower). Campfires permitted in firepits when restrictions aren't in place. Firewood free.We are on the Bicentennial National Trail (BNT) and we are registered host for the Bicentennial National Trail users. It's a great base and we often have guests staying with lots of great stories to tell.We have farm animals guests are welcome to feed. We can loan you tennis racquets, balls and cricket equipment at no cost. Outdoor cinema available! Help in the garden in return for free produce.Splinter Creek is less than 500m walk and we are always lucky enough to spot the resident platypus whenever we go for walks. We live 18km from the beautiful Kolan River. Interesting disused train tunnels 2km from the property.
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Winterfest Campground
5 sites · RVs, Tents500 acres · Prospect, QLD
Winterfest campground is in Biloela in Central Qld nestled beside Kroombit Creek. We are located close to Rockhampton and Gladstone.A beautiful and peaceful spot on a working herb and cattle farm. Once a year in July the property lights up with a music festival and then quietens back down for the rest of the year.There is toilet facilities, the best ever hot showers, fire pits with wood available to purchase and lots of space. Pets are allowed but must remain on leash and cleaned up after.In the area is Mt Scoria a volcano rock formation which has resulted in angular shaped basalt rocks - the site is a cultural site for the Gangulu people. Check out our annual music festival - winterfestbiloela.com.au
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Jalna Old Homestead Flat
5 sites · Tents400 acres · Monto, QLD
Flat and steep areas previously used for grazing cattle. Dense eucalyptus forest neighbouring Glassford National Park with access to the magnificent brick chimneys, Chinamen gardens and nearby Kroombit Tops.
There is an ephemeral creek which is a lovely swimming spot when it flows after rainfall.
This property is literally the gateway to Glassford Bayional Park. Designated in 2010. Previously a Gold mine site and further access to other properties and Kropmbit Tops road conditions are four-wheel drive through to these areas. There are three neighbouring homes before the grid and across the road.
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Collie Farm
10 sites · RVs, Tents283 acres · Miriam Vale, QLD
283 acres of mainly level bush with camping sites in various locations, either in a remote bush or by the water (dams). 6 kms of bushwalking tracks with abundant native wild and bird life. Designated fireplaces and firewood available.
All campsites except the Safe Haven are physically separated and reserved for a single group (either travelling alone or in company with others). The Safe Haven can accommodate up to 4 caravans/campers with a communal central fireplace by the water.
A seasonal summer stream normally runs through the length of the property from January to May. During this time access to some of the walking trails can be restricted.
All sites can be left unattended and secure by visitors for day trips to surrounding areas such as Agnes Water, Seventeen Seventy, the Boyne Valley or various National Parks located within 50klms.
Your hosts are always present and ready to assist in any way they can.
Dogs welcome.
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Flushing toilet is located adjacent to the Safe Haven campsite.
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Montaban Farm Camping
4 sites · RVs, Tents280 acres · Mulgildie, QLD
Montaban Farm is 280 acres of rolling hills. You can set up on a flat, grassy site nearby a seasonal creek. You can chose to camp in the gully near the creek or from the top of the hill with a view of the hills. Access for all vehicles and camping set ups.
In 5 minutes drive you'll find yourself in the town of Mulgildie where there is a great pub and a grocer.
Small fires okay, please bring your own firepit.
In the centre of Mulgildie stands the sculpture of the Mulgildie Bunyip. Tourists are encouraged to visit the Bunyips watering hole approximately 10 minutes drive from Mulgildie, a place renowned for strange bubbling and churning waters.
There are national parks n the area which you can explore, where there is plenty of native wildlife and bush walks.
Located 2 hours from Bundaberg, 3 hours from Rockhampton.
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Mugul Mountain Wilderness Retreat
53 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Colosseum, QLD
Mugul Mountain Retreat is a 300 acre property adjacent to Mt Colosseum (or Mugul as it is called by the local Indigenous peoples). The property borders the national park of Mt Colosseum. Mugul is a sacred Indigenous site.Our property is home to a multitude of pretty face wallabies, kangaroos, bandicoots, goannas, possums and birds. A serene and peaceful place Mugul is a place where you can experience the energy of a sacred Indigenous site.Accessible for all types of vehicles. Dog friendly. The property offers basic camping without facilities. You will need to be self-sufficient. We have a bush toilet but no showers. At the house there are toilets and showers available for an extra charge please see us if required. Campfires permitted in a designated area when restrictions aren't in place. You can purchase firewood from us (see Extras). We prefer you to bring your own water, emergency supply can be arranged (we are on tank water). Patchy mobile reception.
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Makowata Farm
4 sites · RVs, Tents33 acres · Colosseum, QLD
We have 33 acres that we have been working on for the last 15 months to try and create our own slice of freedom.
We have the goal of becoming as self sufficient as possible and currently we are producing a large amount of our own food. We have a massive array of animals and always are having new additions, which is always exciting. We are open to people coming to just experience what we have created or even getting their hands dirty. We have learnt so much coming here and are happy to pass on what ever knowledge that we have gained but also open to learn from you all too.
We are located about 40mins from Agnes Water and are super connected to the amazing Agnes community. We have a couple of areas that power can be tapped into and also a second outside bathroom that is welcomed to be used.
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The Mango ranch
3 sites · RVs, Tents6 acres · Calliope, QLD
6 acres of mango orchard with a dam and a few gumtrees.
Located off the Bruce Highway just before Calliope, its offers the peace of an acreage with the convenience of having all the shops within a 5 minutes drive.
The proximity of the highway makes Gladstone less than a 20 minute drive from the property, and puts Rockhampton and Agnes Water at an equal distance, perfect for a well deserved stop on that long drive on the Bruce Highway.
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High Country Haven
2 sites · RVs, Tents600 acres · Mount Perry, QLD
Tired of the rat race! Then chill out at High Country Haven. A peaceful 600-acre cattle property nestled in the picturesque Burnett ranges. The stunning views, sunrises, sunsets and night sky will amaze you. You can bush walk, bird watch, mountain bike ride, take wildlife photos, enjoy the farm or just sit around a campfire.
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The two sites are located on a large mown area. They have access to 240v power and tap water. Each site can accommodate up to 8 people.
Attractions within 20 minutes’ drive include: the historic mining town of Mt Perry (museum, pub, shop and old picture house converted to a restaurant), the Mt Perry Summit Walk (highest peak between Brisbane and Rockhampton), the Boolboonda Tunnel (longest unsupported rock tunnel in the Southern Hemisphere), the Bania National Park (swimming holes), the National Trail, the Wolca Reserve Mountain Bike Riding Track, the Mt Perry Copper Mine and local fossicking/panning.
Campfires are permitted except when fire bans are in force. Firewood is available.
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Heartland Ranch
6 sites · RVs, Tents125 acres · West Stowe, QLD
This property is a perfect getaway for anyone who loves nature. It is beautiful and peaceful, and the wildlife is amazing. You can even go fishing, which is awesome. Plus, there are plenty of nearby attractions to keep you busy. You have Tanum Sands, Boyne Island (a fifteen-minute drive away), Calliope River, and the historical museum just down the road. If you feel like exploring further, Gladstone city is just a twenty-minute drive away. You can go sightseeing or shopping there, but honestly, awesome Calliope has everything you need.
When you're back at the property, you can have a swim and a fire at night, enjoy the wildlife, have a beer, and have a BBQ. The pub is only ten minutes away, as is the bowls club.
Do whatever you want and have a good time. If you need any advice or help with anything, I'm at the top of the hill. Cheers! I'm happy to help with anything that you need. There's plenty of firewood here, so don't worry about that. If the kids want to pat the horses, I'm happy to assist.
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 are allowed on leash.
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The best camping near Cania Gorge National Park guide
Overview
About
Cania Gorge National Park invites adventurers to explore its ancient sandstone landscapes and diverse ecosystems. With activities ranging from bird watching to uncovering the secrets of Aboriginal art, the park offers a unique journey through nature. The park's campgrounds provide a serene base to experience the nocturnal wildlife and the echoing calls of native birds amid the rugged beauty of Central Queensland.
When to go
The best time to visit Cania Gorge National Park is during the cooler months of April to September. During this period, the climate is more temperate, making it ideal for hiking and wildlife spotting. The wet season, from December to March, can be less comfortable due to higher temperatures and the potential for flooding.
Know before you go
- Check park alerts for any closures or safety information before your visit.
- Ensure you have a valid permit if required for certain activities within the park.
- Accessibility varies across the park, so plan according to your needs.
- Domestic animals are not permitted, ensuring the protection of the park's wildlife.
- Prepare for limited amenities; take all trash with you and use designated areas for waste disposal.
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