Camping Australia
Discover Australia's camping regions
From tropical rainforests to red desert — explore 72 regions across every state and territory.
- 72Regions
- 8States & Territories
- 6.0k+Campsites
Top picks
Australia's most popular regions
South Coast of NSW
Jervis Bay's extraordinary white sand, the Sapphire Coast and a working fishing culture from Kiama to Eden
Western Wheatbelt
Wave Rock, wildflower season and the ancient granite country east of Perth
Grampians
Dramatic sandstone ranges, prolific wildlife, Aboriginal rock art and wildflower spectacles in western Victoria
Queensland
Far North Queensland
Where the Great Barrier Reef meets ancient rainforest and the wild Cape York frontier begins
North Queensland
The Great Barrier Reef, ancient Wet Tropics rainforest and the road north to Cape York adventure
Sunshine Coast
Noosa's river and beach, patrolled surf, subtropical hinterland and Queensland's most liveable coast
New South Wales
North Coast of NSW
Port Macquarie's koalas, Mid North Coast surf beaches and the subtropical hinterland behind Nambucca
South Coast of NSW
Jervis Bay's extraordinary white sand, the Sapphire Coast and a working fishing culture from Kiama to Eden
New England
Dramatic gorges, cool tablelands and the gateway to northern NSW high country
Victoria
Murray River
Houseboats, ancient red gums, paddle steamers and river camping along Australia's greatest waterway
Grampians
Dramatic sandstone ranges, prolific wildlife, Aboriginal rock art and wildflower spectacles in western Victoria
Gippsland
Victoria's quiet east — 90 Mile Beach, the vast Gippsland Lakes and old-growth forests worth protecting
Western Australia
Western Wheatbelt
Wave Rock, wildflower season and the ancient granite country east of Perth
Coral Coast & Exmouth
Ningaloo Reef, whale sharks, manta rays and the remote Cape Range wilderness
Great Southern
Albany's dramatic coast, the Valley of the Giants treetop walk and WA's most underrated wilderness
South Australia
Fleurieu Peninsula
McLaren Vale wine, rugged southern coast, the Kangaroo Island ferry and Victor Harbor's whale watching
Eyre Peninsula
Swim with sea lions, eat oysters on the waterfront and find empty beaches on Australia's seafood coast
Limestone Coast
Coonawarra's celebrated reds, the Blue Lake at Mount Gambier and SA's most beautiful southern coast
Tasmania
Hobart & Southern Tasmania
Historic Hobart, Bruny Island wildlife and the wild southern wilderness
Cradle Mountain & West Coast
World Heritage wilderness, ancient rainforests and the wild west coast
Launceston & Northern Tasmania
The Tamar Valley wine region, Cataract Gorge and rolling northern farmland
Northern Territory
Red Centre
Uluru, Kings Canyon, the MacDonnell Ranges and the ancient heart of Australia
Darwin & Surrounds
Australia's tropical capital — a vibrant gateway to the Outback, Asia and the Top End
Kakadu & Top End
Ancient Aboriginal culture, vast floodplains, crocodiles and Kakadu National Park
