Beach camping near Trinity Beach with fishing

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Tropical Woopen Creek Camping

2 sites · RVs, Tents3 acres · Woopen Creek, QLD
You will have access to our beautiful peaceful surroundings, with adequate shelter under some lovely big trees park your camper or pitch a swag. We also have a nice running creek that you can take a cooling down soak in or just enjoy watching our many wild life that are present throughout the creek, fish , eels and turtles. It's truly a very private and relaxing spot to chill out and enjoy camping for a few days or whatever suits your needs while passing the area. Plenty of fantastic swimming holes nearby including Josephine falls and Babinda boulders very popular spots for tourist and the locals. Site 1 right down on the creek large grass flat space big enough for two families to set up camp. The creek runs around the outside so there are a number of viewing points to see the wildlife mentioned above. A set of solar lights hang over the firepit area allowing for more light while cooking on our wonderful swinging hotplate BBQ. Site 2 Our newer spot work in progress not so ideal for camper trailers. your situated under our tree line away from the main creek but still with your own small dirt track down to the creek. A smaller paver firepit, plenty fine for sitting around an open fire while watching the stars at night. So please check by internal message before confirming your booking that way we can confirm a spot while discussing your needs to ensure you have a clear view of your camping area. Onsite we have our shared outhouse porta toilet which is positioned in the middle of both camping areas for everyone's convenience. Take note of our extras available when confirming your booking. Please follow us on instagram - tropicalwoopencreekcamping
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Hartleys Creek retreat

5 sites · RVs, Tents7 acres · Wangetti, QLD
A beautiful property nestled between Port Douglas and Cairns. The Perfect base to settle in and make your way to the many attractions north and south of us. We have Hartleys Creek Running Through our Place and is a year round waterway untouched and full of Marine life, both fresh and salt Water. Directly opposite us is the stunning Wangetti beach which is 5 kilometres long and overlooks the islands. Amazing to watch sun up or sun down or sipping a favorite and contemplating life... Behind us is a popular waterfall (hartleys Falls). it is a moderate 50 minute walk to ancient and amazing rock pools and swimming holes. The water is cool and pristine. We are also 500 meters away from Cairns biggest Tourist attraction, Hartleys Crocodile Adventures. This is a Award winning Tropical Zoo. Please Contact me for a 10% discount voucher on arrival. Ten minute Drive to shops. (Coles/liquor/Pizza/Post Office/Medical. 25 minutes to Port Douglas and 40 minutes to Cairns. Pets Allowed. Dogs Must be kept on Lead at all times. Please no aggressive Dogs, as we have some of our own that we love. Timber available for fires. Safe Travels, Dean
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Mowbray Valley Homestead

9 sites · RVs3 acres · Mowbray, QLD
Located just 15 minutes from Port Douglas and 30 minutes from Palm Cove our property is the perfect base to explore all the beauty this region has to offer. We have close access to some beautiful nearby creeks and walking trails. With Four Mile beach, Spring Creek Falls, Mowbray Falls all at your door step there is endless adventures to be had. The property is right near the Mowbray National Park and the Bump Track which is a popular and memorable mountain-biking experience for those who love to ride. This 6km trail climbs from sea level to almost 400m within just a couple of kilometres, allowing riders to experience one of the biggest downhill thrills in the region. You might also like to explore further and do a day trip up to the Daintree. Your friendly host is always happy to share local knowledge so you can get the best out of your trip. Campers will need to be self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure. Pets are welcome but must be kept under your control at all times. Campfires allowed, must been in a fire pit or equivalent.
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AU$30
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Bramston Beach Passion Patch Bush Camping

6 sites · Tents100 acres · Bramston Beach, QLD
We are a passionfruit farm located less than 1 km from the beautiful Bramston Beach. Situated on 100 acres part of which is World Heritage listed rainforest. There are six unique camp spots on the property featuring beach, rainforest or parkland views. Three spots are for the more adventurous and a 4WD is required ~ you won't be disappointed.This property suits self contained campers only (no toilet or shower facilities). These sites are unpowered but fresh water is available as there is a cold outdoor shower. We are children and dog friendly. Kids stay free!When you make a booking it is important to follow the directions you receive on your booking confirmation, there is poor Telstra coverage (Optus ok) and you must call 15 minutes before arrival so we can meet you at the gate.Also can you tell us the sort of camping rig you have.Thanks Ken & Eve
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Kuranda River Retreat-Eco Cabin

7 sites · Lodging100 acres · Kuranda, QLD
Escape, Unplug, and Reconnect with Nature! Welcome to Kuranda River Retreat, a secluded adult-only off-grid eco cabin nestled on the serene banks of the Barron River in Far North Queensland. Set amidst 100 acres of pristine wilderness, our retreat offers the ultimate digital detox, inviting you to disconnect from the modern world and immerse yourself in nature’s tranquillity. Wake up to the sounds of the Barron River, where natural rock pools, sandy beaches, and soothing cascades create a perfect natural retreat. The rivers flow beckons for a swim or a serene kayaking journey. From your cabin’s panoramic windows—and even from ‘the best view from the loo’—appreciate stunning vistas of the river and the lush Rainforest beyond. Wander along trails that meander through the captivating Grass Tree Forests, dense Rainforest, and sunlit Open Woodlands that define our property. Each path offers new adventures, revealing vibrant ecosystems and abundant wildlife. Delight in encounters with our hand-raised and rescued wallabies and keep an eye out for a friendly visit from our resident horses, who often meander up to greet our guests For bird enthusiasts, Kuranda River Retreat is an unparalleled haven. With both day-time and night vision binoculars provided in your cabin, enjoy a front-row seat to a dazzling display of avian life. Watch as colourful parrots, majestic raptors, and melodious songbirds fill the skies and treetops. Relax on your private deck with a compelling novel, letting the soft sounds of the river’s cascades provide a soothing soundtrack. As dusk settles, gather around your own intimate fire spot. Feel the warmth of the crackling flames, listen to the symphony of the night, and gaze up at a star-filled sky, far from the distractions of city lights. Just a 15-minute drive brings you to the unique township of Kuranda, the charming ‘Village in the Rainforest.’ Here, explore vibrant markets, local arts, and crafts, or embark on the award-winning Skyrail and Kuranda scenic train. These iconic journeys reveal the breathtaking beauty of the Tablelands, seamlessly blending relaxation with adventure. Kuranda River Retreat is more than just a cabin—it’s a sanctuary designed to help you unplug from the digital world and reconnect with life’s essentials. Embrace the simplicity of off-grid living, surrounded by untouched landscapes and the calming hum of the wilderness. Whether you’re exploring diverse habitats, enjoying the river’s serene flow, or enjoying quiet moments by your fire, this retreat promises a rejuvenating escape like no other.
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