Explore Camping Regions
Discover Australia's diverse camping regions and find the perfect destination for your next outdoor adventure. From coastal beaches to mountain ranges and outback wilderness, explore what each region has to offer.
Featured Regions
Barkly Highway
QLD
The Barkly Highway, which stems from Cloncurry in Western Queensland, extends all the way to the Stuart Highway at Threeways, Northern Territory. This crucial passage notably links Darwin and the eastern regions of Australia.
Blue Mountains
NSW
The region of the Blue Mountains, placed on the cusp of Sydney's extensive metropolitan outskirts and extending towards the Lithgow's western terrains, is a haven for camping enthusiasts seeking an adventurous outdoors in Australia.
Bribie Island
QLD
Bribie Island has long been a favorite destination for enthusiastic anglers. The Pumicestone Passage, which distinguishes this serene, sun-enjoying locale from the mainland, is abundantly inhabited by species like flathead, bream, and whiting.
Central Coast of NSW
NSW
Spanning from the rugged shores of Lake Macquarie's southern boundary, the Central Coast region of NSW extends towards the untamed coastlines of Hawkesbury River and Broken Bay, offering abundant camping adventures.
Coffs Coast
NSW
From the globally recognised Dorrigo National Park nestled in the highlands, to the breathtaking sandy retreats of Coffs Harbour, extending to the fascinating marine ecosystem within Solitary Islands Marine Park, the Coffs Coast is an unparalleled treasure trove filled with camping adventures awaiting discovery.
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New South Wales
From coastal beaches to the Blue Mountains and Outback.
Victoria
Great Ocean Road to the High Country and beyond.
Queensland
Tropical rainforests, beaches, and outback terrain.
Western Australia
Remote wilderness, coastlines, and natural wonders.
South Australia
Flinders Ranges to coastal camping havens.
Tasmania
Pristine wilderness, mountains, and coastal beauty.
Northern Territory
Iconic outback landscapes and indigenous heritage.
Australian Capital Territory
National parks and nature reserves around Canberra.
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Queensland
View all in QLD →Barkly Highway
The Barkly Highway, which stems from Cloncurry in Western Queensland, extends all the way to the Stuart Highway at Threeways, Northern Territory. This crucial passage notably links Darwin and the eastern regions of Australia.
Bribie Island
Bribie Island has long been a favorite destination for enthusiastic anglers. The Pumicestone Passage, which distinguishes this serene, sun-enjoying locale from the mainland, is abundantly inhabited by species like flathead, bream, and whiting.
Darling Downs
The western inclines of the Great Dividing Range, west of Brisbane, is home to the Darling Downs in Queensland, a fertile land teeming with agriculture and anchored around the urban hub of Toowoomba. This expanse draws its name from Sir Ralph Darling, the seventh authoritative governor of New South Wales.
New South Wales
View all in NSW →Blue Mountains
The region of the Blue Mountains, placed on the cusp of Sydney's extensive metropolitan outskirts and extending towards the Lithgow's western terrains, is a haven for camping enthusiasts seeking an adventurous outdoors in Australia.
Central Coast of NSW
Spanning from the rugged shores of Lake Macquarie's southern boundary, the Central Coast region of NSW extends towards the untamed coastlines of Hawkesbury River and Broken Bay, offering abundant camping adventures.
Coffs Coast
From the globally recognised Dorrigo National Park nestled in the highlands, to the breathtaking sandy retreats of Coffs Harbour, extending to the fascinating marine ecosystem within Solitary Islands Marine Park, the Coffs Coast is an unparalleled treasure trove filled with camping adventures awaiting discovery.
Victoria
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East Gippsland
From the distinct ecosystems prevalent in Australia's Coastal Wilderness to the awe-inspiring grandeur of craggy mountains connected by the Great Alpine Road and the enormous collection of rivers and lakes making up the Gippsland Lakes - welcome to the essence of East Gippsland.
Gippsland
The Gippsland territory, starting merely towards Melbourne's east and extending to Victoria's easternmost boundary with New South Wales, is a renowned destination for camping enthusiasts in Australia.
Golden Triangle
The Golden Triangle located in Victoria is renowned for comprising the abundant goldfields of Ballarat, Bendigo and adjacent regions that were instrumental during Victoria's colonial period. The Eureka Stockade stands as an emblematic revolt against colonial authority by Ballarat's gold miners. Till today, it carries a considerable amount of symbolic and cultural weight in the narrative of our country's formation.
Western Australia
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Esperance and South East Coast of WA
Located on the south-east coast of Western Australia, the Shire of Esperance stands as one of the most advanced and contemporary rural communities in Australia.
Gascoyne
The Gascoyne experiences a fairly dry, tropical climate with around 320 days of sunshine each year. The daily temperatures usually fluctuate between 22ºC and 35ºC.
Great Southern
Primarily, the Great Southern's economy is bolstered by livestock breeding and cultivation of crops. This region boasts some of the most fertile lands in the state for cereal grain and pastoral farming, making it a significant contributor to the wool and lamb industries.
South Australia
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Eyre Peninsula
Situated within the triangular area marked by Port Augusta, Port Lincoln, and Ceduna, the Eyre Peninsula is a significant region of South Australia. Roughly equating to the size of Tasmania, it flaunts approximately 2,000km of scenic coastal lines.
Fleurieu Peninsula
In 1802, French navigator Nicolas Baudin dubbed the majestic Fleurieu Peninsula, situated along the coastline of present-day South Australia, in honour of fellow French explorer, Charles Pierre Claret de Fleurieu. This scenic camping haven extends from the vineyards of McLaren Vale to the rocky promontory of Cape Jervis on the western seafront, whilst the eastern coastline stretches from Cape Jervis to the charming town of Goolwa. This peninsula embraces the northern fringes of Lake Alexandrina, the vine scattered Langhorne Creek zone and the bustling township, Strathalbyn. Not to be missed is the breathtaking Hindmarsh Island, cradled in the mouth of the Murray, a spectacle that elevates the region's appeal amongst outdoor enthusiasts.
Flinders Ranges
The Flinders Ranges, recognized as South Australia's most extensive mountain chain, is composed of an intermittent series of peaks spread over 430km, starting from Port Pirie right through to Lake Callabonna. This location is the perfect spot for outdoor camping, exploring hiking trails, and embracing the wilderness.
Northern Territory
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Coastal & Beach Regions
Discover beautiful coastal camping spots and beach getaways
Bribie Island
QLD
Bribie Island has long been a favorite destination for enthusiastic anglers. The Pumicestone Passage, which distinguishes this serene, sun-enjoying locale from the mainland, is abundantly inhabited by species like flathead, bream, and whiting.
Central Coast of NSW
NSW
Spanning from the rugged shores of Lake Macquarie's southern boundary, the Central Coast region of NSW extends towards the untamed coastlines of Hawkesbury River and Broken Bay, offering abundant camping adventures.
Coffs Coast
NSW
From the globally recognised Dorrigo National Park nestled in the highlands, to the breathtaking sandy retreats of Coffs Harbour, extending to the fascinating marine ecosystem within Solitary Islands Marine Park, the Coffs Coast is an unparalleled treasure trove filled with camping adventures awaiting discovery.
East Gippsland
VIC
From the distinct ecosystems prevalent in Australia's Coastal Wilderness to the awe-inspiring grandeur of craggy mountains connected by the Great Alpine Road and the enormous collection of rivers and lakes making up the Gippsland Lakes - welcome to the essence of East Gippsland.
Esperance and South East Coast of WA
WA
Located on the south-east coast of Western Australia, the Shire of Esperance stands as one of the most advanced and contemporary rural communities in Australia.
Mountain & Alpine Regions
Explore high country and mountain wilderness areas
Blue Mountains
NSW
The region of the Blue Mountains, placed on the cusp of Sydney's extensive metropolitan outskirts and extending towards the Lithgow's western terrains, is a haven for camping enthusiasts seeking an adventurous outdoors in Australia.
Central Coast of NSW
NSW
Spanning from the rugged shores of Lake Macquarie's southern boundary, the Central Coast region of NSW extends towards the untamed coastlines of Hawkesbury River and Broken Bay, offering abundant camping adventures.
Coffs Coast
NSW
From the globally recognised Dorrigo National Park nestled in the highlands, to the breathtaking sandy retreats of Coffs Harbour, extending to the fascinating marine ecosystem within Solitary Islands Marine Park, the Coffs Coast is an unparalleled treasure trove filled with camping adventures awaiting discovery.
East Gippsland
VIC
From the distinct ecosystems prevalent in Australia's Coastal Wilderness to the awe-inspiring grandeur of craggy mountains connected by the Great Alpine Road and the enormous collection of rivers and lakes making up the Gippsland Lakes - welcome to the essence of East Gippsland.
Flinders Ranges
SA
The Flinders Ranges, recognized as South Australia's most extensive mountain chain, is composed of an intermittent series of peaks spread over 430km, starting from Port Pirie right through to Lake Callabonna. This location is the perfect spot for outdoor camping, exploring hiking trails, and embracing the wilderness.
About Our Camping Regions
Australia offers an incredible variety of camping experiences across its diverse landscapes. From the tropical rainforests of Queensland to the rugged coastlines of Western Australia, the alpine regions of Victoria and New South Wales to the red center of the Northern Territory - each camping region has its own unique character and natural beauty.
Our comprehensive guide to camping regions helps you find the perfect destination for your next outdoor adventure. Whether you're looking for free camping, caravan parks, national parks or remote bush camping, you'll find detailed information about each region including available facilities, nearby attractions, and the best times to visit.