Benarkin Day Use Area
Benarkin Day Use Area
About this campsite
In the Blackbutt Range, a scenic forest drive leads through rainforest, hoop pine plantations and eucalypt forests containing blackbutt, tallowwood, white mahogany, gums and ironbarks to small flats beside the inviting waters of Emu Creek.
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Road Trip IdeasNew England Highway
Scenic alternative between Brisbane and Sydney through tablelands
Great Inland Way
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First Settlers Park is a beautiful camping area in Benarkin providing free accommodation for travelers, including hot showers and power points for caravans. This restful site is located alongside the Blackbutt to Linville Rail Trail, an 18-kilometer journey featuring stunning rainforests, mountain ridges, and giant grass trees. Ideal for biking or walking, the route's terrain is almost flat making it enjoyable for all fitness levels. The quaint town of Benarkin, home to around 200 residents and a general store, is also conveniently opposite the rest area.
Blackbutt Showground
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Blackbutt Showground is an appealing overnight stop for travelers, located conveniently in Blackbutt North. It boasts ample power points and water taps, along with well-maintained amenities. While the TV connectivity may vary depending upon your location, the Telstra WiFi/mobile reception is commendable. Enjoy the well-kept grassy expanse and an honesty-box system for site fees. With a short 400m walk, you can also explore the town, discovering delights like the famous bakery on the main street.
Clancys Campground
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Clancys Campground is a lush, expansive camping area conveniently located near the Bicentennial National Trail. Pet-friendly and open overnight, it's ideal for outdoor lovers wishing to explore and unwind. The campground is accessible by most vehicles, with the caution of a gravel road that features some steep, narrow, and winding sections. Suitable for trailers, caravans, motorhomes, and buses when driven carefully. A perfect getaway spot for rejuvenation in the bosom of nature.
Linville Village Rest Area
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The Linville Village Rest Area is a picturesque site offering excellent amenities including grassy terrains, safe for any size rig, as well as septic toilets and power and water facilities. Situated oppositely to a pub at the old railway station, it's just a pleasant 7 km drive from the D'Aguilar Highway at Moore. The place offers breathtaking views of the upper reaches of the Brisbane River. It's also a renowned stop on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail, which offers options for walking, cycling, or horseback riding.
Moore Rest Area
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Moore Rest Area is a versatile stopover, offering free power outlets and ample space for all types of vehicles. Located just across the street from an upgraded café for convenience. It is adjacent to the historical Moore Rail Station, which transforms into an art gallery on weekends. The location is also a stop on the Brisbane Valley Rail Trail, providing opportunities for walking, cycling, or horseback riding.
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