Camping near Chinchilla

Hike through ancient forests and wonder at waterfalls while camping near Chinchilla.

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97% (644 reviews)

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Rubern Lagoons Campgrounds

152 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Chinchilla, QLD
Rubern Lagoons is a natural bushland campground, that we have now bitumen roads in for your valuable RV, Caravans, Buses or Vans to drive in With easy drive through parking, green lawns and spaces on and around our lagoons. The perfect place to get away with a group of friends and have a relaxing time while the kids enjoy the activities of the lagoons. Pets are welcome. Please note there is a very small service fee added for your insurance when booking on this site The property is 5 minutes from the main street/CBD Chinchilla. Phone a taxi or take a stroll in to town to dine if you don't want to unhook or you can call and get a pizza delivered, plus the RSL & Club Hotel, can pick you up & return you, for free in there mini vans at our main gates You can paddle boat, canoe, kayak or tinny boat on the lagoons as part of your stay with us. Ruben One Hill under the gum trees, or enjoy our massive 10 metre deck over the water and watch the wildlife float around. There is also a great spot to watch the kangaroos coming for a drink and to lay under the trees. The most exciting part is, you could get lucky and see a Koala sitting in a gumtree beside your vehicle. We have seen a number of them while building this beautiful boutique camp grounds for visitors to enjoy in the western downs, Chinchilla. Please Note fire wood is $10.00 for a good size bag
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Bare Camp Nudist Clothing Optional

10 sites · RVs, Tents346 acres · Miles, QLD
Bare Camp is a Clothing Optional (nudist preferred) 346 acre property. It is a bush land block of Brigalow, Cypress, Wattle and other natives. There are small waterholes throughout one section of the property during the wetter months, a creek up the back and a dam near the house area. There is a wide variety of bird life on the property. There are often kangaroos and wallabies to be seen, and be on the look out for the elusive emus. There are some tracks through the property and more to be made. We are a work in progress. Room for RVs, trailers and tent camping. We are a totally off-grid property here. There is tank water available, you will need to filter or boil, and an outdoor shower to use. We just ask for quick showers to save water. We have a composting toilet to use if you aren't self sufficient. You are welcome to enjoy a fireside chat and drink with us in the evenings or just do your own thing. We won't be offended. We invite all people from all backgrounds and persuasions who love to be naked in nature to come and enjoy our little piece of paradise. Any disrespectful behavior and you will be asked to leave.
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Charleys Creek Campgrounds

78 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents35 acres · Chinchilla, QLD
Want to save! Book direct via our website. Charleys Creek Campgrounds, Chinchilla (previously known as Clover Hill Camping) is a unique campground right on Chinchilla’s doorstep. Set on 35 acres on the banks of Charley Creek, it has a beautiful bush land setting adjacent to the creek. A truly tranquil experience. Recently rebranded the name to Charleys Creek Campgrounds as it is more fitting, as there is no clover, not much of a hill, and not in America (Ranch). This will also tie in with our other entities - Charleys Creek Beef and Charleys Creek Brewing. We have a number of projects on the go and planned for the Charleys Creek entities to make every stay a unique and authentic experience. "Not just a campgrounds, its the experience". You are welcome to visit us, get to know us, and be part of our journey. This campground offers toilets, showers, access to potable water, and power hook ups. Open fire pits, and fire wood available. It is a dog friendly property. The story of Clover Hill Ranch- In 2019 our livestock enterprise was struggling with the ongoing drought. Water was getting very low and we were buying hay from Victoria. One day while checking stock on our grazing property Bradys (adjacent to Clover Hill Ranch) we looked across the near dry creek and said to each other - if we are going to endure this drought we need to do something different. So we were able to acquire Clover Hill Ranch which was then being run by the CMCA under a lease agreement to the then owners. Then Covid struck and the CMCA left Clover Hill Ranch. So we took it on ourselves and it has been a journey managing our four farming blocks Riverleigh; Coleridge; The Shanti and Bradys as well as Clover Hill Ranch. Fast forward and it is now April 2021 we absolutely love it; enjoy chatting with Campers about our story and we have even organised a Farm Tour route through all of our properties. The feedback has been amazing. We are continuously doing improvements to Clover Hill Ranch with many new Powered Sites with town water and new campsites right on the creek. And everyone loves it when we bring out our trailer mounted meat smoker to put on a smoked Wagyu feast! Campers can purchase our Wagyu and Grassfed Angus beef to try while camping and can even buy some to take home. Activities available at Charleys Creek Campgrounds, Chinchilla: include camping; fishing; kayaking; motorbike riding; bird watching and bush walking. There is accessibility for RVs, camper trailers, caravans and big rigs. Pull through bays available. Camping in tents is allowed. It is walking distance to Chinchilla town centre and Lions playground. Farm tours available upon request. Bookings preferable in advance to avoid disappointment.
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Kurrajong Bush Camping

20 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Kumbarilla, QLD
Welcome to Kurrajong! 100 acres situated 30 minutes west of Dalby. We are also a 30 minute drive from Tara in one direction and Kogan in another direction. Kurrajong can be accessed from the Moonee Highway, the Dalby/ Kogan Road or Ducklo School / Gulera RoadsGuests can find their own campsite or use one of ours which is already set up with fire pit. If you choose to find your own camping area please keep all fires contained. All guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure.Enjoy a quiet bush walk or catch some yabbies in the dam.  Guests are welcome to visit the miniature horses and join in with animal feeding routine morning and night.  Relax around the campfire in the evenings and enjoy a star filled sky.Guests are welcome to bring their motorbikes for riding in the adjacent state forest but please note there is strictly NO riding on the property. We also welcome guests to bring their horses to camp with them. We have a paddock and round yard available. Pets are welcome but dogs must be restrained near livestock. Our farm animal sanctuary is for all to enjoy.
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Deadwood

4 sites · RVs, Tents100 acres · Kogan, QLD
Welcome to Deadwood! Nestled in between the Braemar and Kumbarilla State Forest in Queensland’s Westerns Downs you will find 100 acres of secluded paradise. Spend your days amongst the abundance of giant trees, native flora and fauna. Try your hand at catching some fish and yabbies, or swim and kayak in our clean dams. Let the kids run wild with there bikes. Walk or drive around the property on the many tracks or dirt roads. This campsite suits self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower. There is access to drinking water, a basic kitchen and cooking utensils, picnic table and rubbish facilities. We even offer a 4WD tour of the State Forest to discover its beauty, hidden wonders and local history. In the evening, enjoy stunning sunsets whilst sitting around the provided camp fire area, with access to fire wood and cooking utensils. At night, admire the clear skies ablaze with stars, knowing you are in a safe, fully fenced and secure environment. We are only 25 mins from Dalby, 20 mins to Kogan Pub and 20 mins to Lake Broadwater. Pets welcome. Ask us about registered firearm use. We look forward to sharing our large piece of paradise with you!
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Wally's Place

4 sites · RVs, Tents35 acres · Tara, QLD
Escape to a secluded 35-acre oasis of untouched bushland in the Western Downs, where the only sounds you'll hear are the gentle rustling of leaves and the chirping of birds. Surrounded by nature's beauty, you'll find a sparkling dam, teeming with fish, just waiting for you to cast your line. And if you're feeling adventurous, the world-famous Taa Festival of Culture and Camel Races is just a stone's throw away. This rugged wilderness retreat offers an unspoiled experience of the great outdoors. There's no toilet on site, please BYO and be fully self sufficient. While potable water and power are not available, you'll discover that it only adds to the rugged charm of this incredible property. Located just a short twenty-minute drive from the quaint township of Tara, this is the perfect opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and connect with nature in a way that will leave you feeling refreshed and renewed. So what are you waiting for? Book your stay now and experience the beauty of Australia's wild, untamed bushland like never before!
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Camping near Chinchilla guide

Overview

A small rural town that’s bursting with vibrant culture and renowned Queensland scenery, Chinchilla offers first-class camping and adventure. Start the trip on horseback in Barakula State Forest, where tough terrain meets sweeping scenic views and solitude. Bunya Mountains National Park awaits to the east, ready to refresh the senses with waterfalls and a range of accommodations from basic tent pitches to opulent cabins. Craving a cool down? Head to the fresh water of Lake Broadwater Conservation Park for boating and swimming, then check out the campsites, which offer plenty of luxuries like heated showers and barbecue grills.

Where to go

Barakula State Forest

This dog-friendly forest is under an hour drive from Chinchilla. Covering over 280,000 hectares, with service roads twisting throughout, Barakula State Forest is the perfect place for biking, horseback riding, hiking, and camping. This area offers a rugged experience in the wild that isn’t suitable for caravans though. Instead, roll the motorhome into a nearby campground just outside Barakula State Forest, and find convenient amenities like pull-through sites, full hookups, wifi, and playgrounds for the kids.

Bunya Mountains National Park

Besides featuring the biggest group of ancient bunya pines in the world, Bunya Mountains Provincial Park also delivers mountain ranges, grasslands, waterfalls, and wonderful camping opportunities. The park is situated two hours from Chinchilla and hosts a variety of campsites, from walk-in tent pitches to drive-in caravan sites. Most on-site camping spots also offer toilets, shower facilities, and picnic tables. For a more luxurious stay, find timber chalets and charming cottages for larger groups wanting more amenities.

Lake Broadwater Conservation Park

The shallow waters in Lake Broadwater Conservation Park make it a hot spot for viewing local wildlife. Zip around the water on a motorboat, jump in for a swim, and climb into a shoreline bird hide to watch for migrating bird species. Campsites within the park feature pitches for tiny tents or large caravans and have amenities like heated showers, barbecue grills, picnic tables, and potable water. In case it's booked, the nearby town of Dalby hosts additional camping accommodations on private rural farm pastures or in canvas yurts.

When to go

November through April are generally the best months to camp in Chinchilla for lots of sunshine and warm temperatures. January is the hottest month and sees highs around 31°C—a perfect time to visit Lake Broadwater Conservation Park. If getting a taste of the local life is a must, visit in February for the biannual Melon Festival. Campers should bring an extra doona when visiting Chinchilla in winter, as temperatures can drop to near freezing. Pay a visit to Barakula State Forest in late winter and early spring, though, for colourful wildflowers in the grassy hills.

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