Caravan parks near Charters Towers

Get a taste of the Aussie outback in this gold rush town.

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Charters Towers Tourist Park

65 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents4 acres · Charters Towers, QLD
As one of the most beautiful inland towns in Queensland and the gateway to exploring Queensland’s fabulous north and west, we make your stay at historic Charters Towers a true pleasure. With a selection of comfortable ensuite cabins, powered or powered ensuite sites, and unpowered sites perfect for campers, we offer a range of stay options to make sure you can enjoy the best the Aussie outdoors has to offer. Sit back and relax in our lovely treed surroundings and listen to the native birds in their natural habitat as they whistle their “hello” from the treetops. Family owned by Local who love their town, Charters Towers Tourist Park is situated off the main highway so you will avoid traffic noise and get your much needed rest before you discover beautiful Charters Towers or journey onward in whichever direction your travels take you. We look forward to your stay with us.
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AU$38
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Donnington Airpark

8 sites · RVs160 acres · Woodstock, QLD
Donnington Airpark is a 160-acre privately-owned airfield located at Woodstock, 40 km from Townsville on the Flinders Highway. It is home to a number of private aircraft and a couple of flying training organisations from Towsville use it for touch-and-go circuits, first solo etc. A monthly Social Fly-In Breakfast is staged (4th Sunday), which features visiting aircraft, occasional car/bike club displays, market stalls, hot food and coffee van plus special attractions or guest speakers and presentations (when available). There is ample level ground available for campers. Sunsets can be glorious (depending on the time of year). Kangaroos and wallabies visit daily, as does a variety of birdlife - crows, hawks, ibis, magpies, willy-wag-tails, pee-wees, finches, parrots, doves, kookaburras to name a few. The airpark is easily accessible from the highway and Townsville is only 40 km away for shopping, restaurants, Magnetic Island trips. Fuel is available at Caltex Calcium, 13 km towards Charters Towers. Donnington can be used for an overnight stay or base yourself here for a few days and radiate outwards to Townsville, Charters Towers, Ravenswood or the Burdekin.
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AU$20
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