Discover
Australia's
Camping Regions
From tropical rainforests to red desert — explore 35 regions across every state and territory.
Top Picks
Australia's Most Popular Regions
Northern Rivers
Byron Bay's famous beach, World Heritage rainforest, subtropical rivers and the most relaxed coastline in NSW
North Coast of NSW
Port Macquarie's koalas, Mid North Coast surf beaches and the subtropical hinterland behind Nambucca
Great Southern
Albany's dramatic coast, the Valley of the Giants treetop walk and WA's most underrated wilderness
Queensland
7 regions
Sunshine Coast
Noosa's river and beach, patrolled surf, subtropical hinterland and Queensland's most liveable coast
South Burnett
Queensland's wine and peanut country — dams, sunflowers and the Bunya Mountains
Bribie Island
Queensland's closest island escape — surf beaches, calm Pumicestone Passage and no crowds
New South Wales
9 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
4 regions
Murray River
Houseboats, ancient red gums, paddle steamers and river camping along Australia's greatest waterway
East Gippsland
Australia's largest coastal wilderness — ancient forests, wild rivers and empty beaches at Victoria's far east
Yarra Valley & Dandenong Ranges
Towering mountain ash, world-class pinot noir, waterfalls and Melbourne's green escape
Western Australia
7 regions
Great Southern
Albany's dramatic coast, the Valley of the Giants treetop walk and WA's most underrated wilderness
Gascoyne
Monkey Mia dolphins, Shark Bay World Heritage waters and tropical fruit from the river flats
Kimberley
Remote ancient gorges, the Bungle Bungles, horizontal waterfalls and the wildest country in Australia
South Australia
4 regions
Limestone Coast
Coonawarra's celebrated reds, the Blue Lake at Mount Gambier and SA's most beautiful southern coast
Yorke Peninsula
Innes National Park surf and dolphins, Spencer Gulf diving and a copper coast of remarkable seafood and solitude
Riverland
Murray River houseboats, citrus orchards, pelicans and the best sunsets in South Australia
Tasmania
1 region
Northern Territory
2 regions
Australian Capital Territory
1 region
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.