Discover
Australia's
Camping Regions
From tropical rainforests to red desert — explore 26 regions across every state and territory.
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Australia's Most Popular Regions
North Coast of NSW
Port Macquarie's koalas, Mid North Coast surf beaches and the subtropical hinterland behind Nambucca
Sunshine Coast
Noosa's river and beach, patrolled surf, subtropical hinterland and Queensland's most liveable coast
Gippsland
Victoria's quiet east — 90 Mile Beach, the vast Gippsland Lakes and old-growth forests worth protecting
Queensland
8 regions
Sunshine Coast
Noosa's river and beach, patrolled surf, subtropical hinterland and Queensland's most liveable coast
Far North Queensland
Where the Great Barrier Reef meets ancient rainforest and the wild Cape York frontier begins
Hervey Bay and Fraser Coast
Whale watching capital of Australia and the gateway to K'gari (Fraser Island)
New South Wales
6 regions
Riverina
Wide inland rivers, Wagga Wagga's food scene and the junction of Australia's two great waterways
South Coast of NSW
Jervis Bay's extraordinary white sand, the Sapphire Coast and a working fishing culture from Kiama to Eden
Northern Rivers
Byron Bay's famous beach, World Heritage rainforest, subtropical rivers and the most relaxed coastline in NSW
Victoria
6 regions
Gippsland
Victoria's quiet east — 90 Mile Beach, the vast Gippsland Lakes and old-growth forests worth protecting
South Gippsland
Wilsons Promontory's wild southern coast, rich dairy country and the Gippsland coast that Melbourne keeps secret
Great Ocean Road
Twelve Apostles, shipwrecked coast, ancient rainforest and Victoria's most spectacular coastal drive
Western Australia
2 regions
Esperance and South East Coast of WA
Kangaroos on white beaches, turquoise bays and the most spectacular coastline in Western Australia
Coral Coast & Exmouth
Ningaloo Reef, whale sharks, manta rays and the remote Cape Range wilderness
South Australia
2 regions
Tasmania
2 regions
About Australia's Camping Regions
Australia offers an incredible variety of camping experiences — from the tropical rainforests of Queensland to the rugged coastlines of Western Australia, the alpine regions of Victoria and NSW to the red centre of the Northern Territory. Use the filters above to explore by state, environment, or activities.