Bloomfield Beach Camp
Experience the harmony of nature at Bloomfield Beach Camp, tucked away in Tropical North Queensland and surrounded by breathtaking coastal views. Perfectly situated as the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and Cape York, it offers a truly immersive experience. With direct access to 4WD tracks and abundant local wildlife, it's the ultimate retreat for adventure seekers and nature-lovers alike.
About this campsite
Nestled on the picturesque Cairns-Cooktown Coastal road, at the northern termination of the thrilling 4WD Bloomfield Track and CREB Track, lies a hidden oasis—Bloomfield Beach Camp. This unspoiled gem in Tropical North Queensland is the portal to two of Australia's majestic world heritage sites—the Great Barrier Reef and Cape York. Whether you're an adventure junkie, nature lover, or solitude seeker, Bloomfield Beach Camp is an idyllic destination beckoning with its unique blend of breathtaking beauty and abundant outdoor activities. Explore, relax, and create unforgettable memories in the heart of nature's spectacular playground.
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Far North Queensland
The expansive Outback region of Australia, commonly known as Far North Queensland or FNQ, extends from the scenic city of Cairns up to the apex of Cape York. This northern segment further spreads to the Western boundary encompassing the Gulf of Carpentaria's coastline. Boasting majestic camping spots and unparalleled outdoor experiences, it's an adventurer's dream.
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North Queensland, a name that embodies picturesque white sand beaches, warmth-filled daylight hours, and pleasant twilight scenes. A place known for mouth-watering tropical harvest, fresh offshore delights, and tranquil vacations on sandy aquatic isles. Sugar cane fields were a dominant sight in Northern Australia for a century. Whilst it remains a significant sector, other industries such as tourism, coal extraction, and cultivation of fruits have started to take centre stage.
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