Camping Regions in Queensland
Discover tropical rainforests, pristine beaches, and outback terrain in Queensland includess many beautiful camping destinations.
Queensland
Barkly Highway
The remote outback highway connecting Queensland to the Northern Territory
Bribie Island
Queensland's closest island escape — surf beaches, calm Pumicestone Passage and no crowds
Brisbane & Moreton Bay
Queensland's river city and the bay, islands and hinterland around it.
Darling Downs
Big sky country, fertile black-soil plains and Queensland's garden city at the edge of the outback
Far North Queensland
Where the Great Barrier Reef meets ancient rainforest and the wild Cape York frontier begins
Fraser Coast
Humpback whales, the world's largest sand island and a coastline where nature still runs the show
Gladstone & Capricorn Coast
Central Queensland's gateway to the southern Great Barrier Reef and Capricorn Coast.
Gold Coast
World-class surf, theme park thrills, subtropical hinterland and Queensland's most famous stretch of beach
Granite Belt
Queensland's cool climate wine region and home of the state's only snowfall
Hervey Bay and Fraser Coast
Whale watching capital of Australia and the gateway to K'gari (Fraser Island)
North Queensland
The Great Barrier Reef, ancient Wet Tropics rainforest and the road north to Cape York adventure
Scenic Rim
Dramatic mountain scenery, ancient rainforest and outback-meets-coast camping south of Brisbane
South Burnett
Queensland's wine and peanut country — dams, sunflowers and the Bunya Mountains
South West Queensland
Carnarvon Gorge's ancient rock art, channel country floodplains and the genuine Queensland outback
Sunshine Coast
Noosa's river and beach, patrolled surf, subtropical hinterland and Queensland's most liveable coast
Sunshine Coast Hinterland
Lush hinterland rainforest, Montville village charm and the Blackall Range
Whitsundays & Airlie Beach
74 islands, Whitehaven Beach, the Great Barrier Reef and the sailing capital of Australia