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BOWENVILLE RESERVE
Camping Caravan – unpowered sites Pets allowed Open fire places Amenities
Popular with fisher folk, offering a tranquil natural spot to spend a few nights. Set on the banks of Oakey Creek, just 50 minutes’ drive from Toowoomba, the well maintained, grassed area allows plenty of space to spread out no matter how big your rig. Bring the dog and the kids and cook up your catch in the fire pits provided.
H17
BUNYA MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK
• Caravan – unpowered sites (Caution: access is steep, narrow and winding! Check access before travelling) • Open fire places (supply own wood) • Electric BBQs Here you’ll discover what is thought to be the world’s largest remaining stand of bunya pine forest in Queensland’s second oldest national park. Caravans are welcome however caution is advised as access to camping areas is steep, narrow and winding. R19
CHERRABAH RESORT, WARWICK
• Camping/caravan – powered and unpowered sites • Pets allowed • New amenities • Fire pits – firewood available for purchase Overlooking the Great Dividing Range, discover a rare slice of Australia carved from over 5,000 acres of spectacular wilderness, set high in the mountains. You can simply relax and enjoy the views or join in a range of great activities.
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CHINCHILLA WEIR
Camping Caravan – powered sites Pets allowed Open fire places Amenities
On the tranquil Condamine River is a pleasant and popular bush setting for fishing and bird-watching, just 10 minutes from Chinchilla. Be quick to book if you need a powered site, as these are limited. For those who don’t need power, camp close to the shoreline and enjoy uninterrupted views of the wildlife and activity on the water.
K20
• Cabins and cottages • Powered sites • Park facilities • Camp cites • Restaurant Set on acres of rolling lawns and gardens, it’s quiet and clean with plenty of space for families, groups or clubs and great for a couples getaway. You’ll love how the park’s rural surroundings combine to create a truly relaxing stay. K20
CROWS NEST NATIONAL PARK
• Camping/caravan – unpowered sites • Amenities • BBQs Discover spectacular creek scenery, granite outcrops, a scenic waterfall and eucalypt forest remnants on the edge of the Great Dividing Range. Bring wood for the barbecues, your binoculars for birdwatching and be sure to book your site early at this popular spot. U18
FOXBAR FALLS, STANTHORPE
• Camping/caravan • Pets allowed – powered and • Camp fires unpowered sites allowed Located in Queensland’s cold country, the Granite Belt, a unique camping experience for families, groups and travellers to enjoy stunning granite, bush and water surrounds in an idyllic setting.
S9
GOONDIWINDI SHOWGROUNDS
• Powered and • Dump point unpowered sites • Onsite caretaker • Pet friendly • No booking • Amenities required Low-cost spacious caravan and campground, with a rural outlook and country style hospitality.
P20
GOOMBURRA SECTION, MAIN RANGE NATIONAL PARK EAST OF ALLORA
• Camping/caravan – unpowered sites • Amenities Nestled in the western foothills of the Great Dividing Range, Goomburra is the perfect spot for creek-side camping, picnicking, bird-watching and walks. Walking tracks cater to a range of fitness levels and give access to woodlands, rainforest, creeks, waterfalls and scenic lookouts.
V18
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CROWS NEST CARAVAN PARK
GIRRAWEEN NATIONAL PARK — LITTLE BALD ROCK
• Camping • Amenities • Caravan – unpowered sites Base yourself at the Bald Rock campground to explore granite canyons, stone arches and echo points, and take a trail to Bald Rock or Little Bald Rock to enjoy spectacular views back into the national park. Bookings essential.
ILLARNEY VIEW CABIN S K AND CARAVAN PARK
• Camping • Caravan – powered sites
• Pets allowed • Open fire places • Camp kitchen
Enjoy a night under the stars around an open fire or in the camp kitchen mingling with fellow travellers around the fire place. A few minutes’ drive from the heart of Killarney, and handy to Queen Mary Falls, Killarney View is a well-appointed park.
M22
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LAKE DYER CARAVAN AND CAMPING GROUND, LAIDLEY
Camping, caravans Picnic table Toilets, showers Walking trails BBQs, playground Fishing, boating, direct access to lake
Lake Dyer is situated in the beautiful Lockyer Valley between the villages of Laidley and Forest Hill, just a short detour off the Warrego Highway. A great spot for a short getaway for the whole family with a picturesque water outlook and shaded facilities. Day trippers and campers are welcome at Lake Dyer. Check water conditions before booking as water levels can vary.
C7
WATERLOO PLAIN S ENVIRONMENTAL PARK, WANDOAN
You won’t need an alarm clock at this camping site, best known for birdlife. Waterloo Plains is set amongst 11ha of parkland hugging the man-made water lily-clad lake. O16
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YARRAMALONG WEIR
Picnic tables Toilets Boat ramp on eastern side of the weir Open fire places
Located on the banks of the Condamine River, this facility is a great place for selfcontained campers who love to relax, get out on their boat, swim and fish. The weir is situated 30km east of Millmerran on Yarramalong Road (off the MillmerranLeyburn Road also accessible via Fysch Road, Pampas). H19
YARRAMAN CARAVAN PARK
• Camping • Open fire places • Camp kitchen • Caravan – powered sites Close to the State Forest and just a short walk into town for the perfect weekend getaway. Take your bikes to cycle the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail, go bird-watching and walking on forest trails or fishing in nearby dams. southernqueenslandcountry.com.au
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