Pet-friendly coastal camping

Our coastal property is flat and grassy, with a number of mature gums to provide shady cover. You'll be sharing your back yard with up to 30 kangaroos that visit our grass for breakfast and afternoon tea (sometimes they're happy to lounge all day), duck families, koalas, kites, spoonbills, kingfishers, cockatoos and parrots.

Relax by the dam or jump in with your four-legged friend for a dip (the large one is brackish, the other fresh).

Walk across the road to the Pumicestone Passage to pump yabbies and have a fish or BBQ on the water's edge. We have two boat ramps in town - one accesses Pumicestone Passage directly and has had a recent upgrade, with large double-sided pontoon. The other accesses Ningi Creek and both have plenty of room for parking, with amenities adjacent.

Our township is small and quiet, with a relaxing vibe. Although you'll feel miles away from everything, there's a pub (with great value Thirsty Camel bottle shop attached) and takeaway store in town - best fish 'n' chips you've had in a very long time!

We have a chemist for any necessities and our local Drakes Supermarket is only 15mins away if you need to stock up.

Proximity to local attractions and facilities: 

Australia Zoo - 35mins Aussie World - 40mins 

Sandstone Point Hotel - 30mins (under 10mins by boat - public pontoon at the hotel)

Bribie surf beach - 40mins 

Glasshouse Mountains National Park - 20mins 

The Big Pineapple - 48mins 

The Big Fish Tavern - 12mins 

Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology - 17mins 

Caboolture Warplane Museum - 20mins 

Caboolture Country Markets (Sundays only) - 20mins 

White Ridge Farm - 20mins 

Drakes Supermarket - 15mins 

Caltex Fuel - 12mins

Caboolture Hospital - 20mins

Being by the water, it's recommended you pack your insect spray, though we find the regular sea breezes tend to help keep them at bay.

Dogs are welcome, though must be kept quiet and under close control and not be allowed to harass the wildlife.

No loud music permitted at any time (it should not be audible to fellow campers or neighbours).

Fires are permitted in line with current local fire regulations.

Visitors need to be entirely self-sufficient - no running water, toilets or showers are available at this stage, though toilets are only a brief drive down the Esplanade (extremely well maintained and always smell fresh).

A 20L container of filtered rainwater can be supplied at a cost of $10 if required. (Container to be returned upon departure.)

Firewood on site is available for purchase, though is limited, so we recommend BYO.

## Note: Please ensure you have cash for water and timber, as we do not yet have card facilities available.