Cloncurry, QLD

Corella Dam Boat Ramp

Corella Dam Boat Ramp provides easy access to the water for boating enthusiasts. Located near the Corella Dam Camping Area, it's an excellent spot for camping and outdoor adventures, although it might be a bit snug for larger caravans. It's an ideal location for those seeking aquatic activities and nature-based relaxation.

Cloncurry, QLD

Fountain Springs Rest Area

Fountain Springs Rest Area, a local favorite situated 60 kilometers east of Mount Isa, makes for a perfect day trip or an overnight camping spot. The location offers an engaging off-road adventure through the picturesque Fountain Range. It takes you to a beautiful permanent deep waterhole where you get the opportunity to observe various wildlife species. While you're there, you could also explore the old uranium mining township of Mary Kathleen, which is located nearby.

Cloncurry, QLD

Corella Dam Camping Area

Corella Dam Camping Area offers an idyllic experience with incredible water views and peaceful surroundings. It's nestled within a delightful wooded area, just a short five-minute walk from the dam. Here, you can set up camp, relax, and enjoy fishing activities. Get ready to soak in the tranquility of nature and create unforgettable memories!

Cloncurry, QLD

Clem Walton Park

Clem Walton Park provides a tranquil outdoor experience by offering serene camping sites, beautifully surrounded by nature and water views of the neighboring Corella Dam. It's an ideal spot to unwind, engage in some fishing, or enjoy the idyllic scenery. Connect with the Aussie bush, devoid of city clamor, and indulge in the freedom that Clem Walton Park offers. This is a haven for those looking for recreation or peaceful retreat.

Cloncurry, QLD

Burke and Wills Memorial Rest Area at Corella River

The Burke & Wills Memorial Rest Area at Corella River is a captivating monument that commemorates the fabled expedition of explorers Burke and Wills. Its rich historical significance turns every visit into a learning experience. The small nature of the area makes it preferable for more intimate groups. While it may not be ideal for larger vehicles like caravans, it's a scenic locale perfect for photography enthusiasts.

Camooweal, QLD

Camooweal Caves National Park

Camooweal Caves National Park is a captivating destination located in the semi-arid Barkly Tablelands. Spanning 13,800 hectares, the park is highlighted by impressive sinkholes which have been carved into layers of soluble dolomite dating back 500 million years. Open eucalypt woodland, spinifex, turpentine wattle shrubland, and vast Mitchell grass plains enhance its scenic allure. The area is a haven for a variety of birds including waterbirds and woodland species visible throughout the year. For a seamless experience, visitors are encouraged to bring their own fresh water and fuel stoves, as these are not provided.

Wallaman, QLD

Wallaman Falls Campground

Uniquely situated in Girringun National Park, Wallaman Falls Campground offers a memorable outdoor experience. Guests can enjoy tent camping, camper trailers or small motorhomes options, nestled within pristine natural surroundings. The sights and sounds of Stony Creek, complemented by the local wildlife including platypus, eastern water dragons, saw-shelled turtles, and the endangered southern cassowary, paints a unique picture of biodiversity. With amenities including gas barbecues, picnic tables, shelter sheds, water, and a cold water shower, Wallaman Falls offers a comfortable wilderness getaway.

Purnululu, WA

Walardi Campground Purnululu