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    Farrup Bush Camp

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    27 reviews
     · Eukey, Queensland · 100 acres
    Hosted by Andrew F.
    RV/tent site
    · 15 guests max
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    Amazing views
    Hipcampers say this spot has amazing views.
    Andrew is a Star Host
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    Property only accepts a single group so you will have it to yourselves. Great views over Girraween and spectacular sunsets from large rock slab expanse adjacent to the campsite. Bush camp accessed by steep 2WD vehicle driveway. Large rock outcrops and granite slabs around campsite. Property is on the edge of Girraween National Park and 5 kms from the park headquarters by road. Local wineries such as Pyramids Road, Balancing Heart Symphony Hill are close by. Private camping area for up to 6 vehicles and associated camper trailers or tents. Caravans and Campervans are unsuitable unless off-road capable. Extensive views available of granite domes in Girraween NP. Campsite has a composting toilet and hot water shower. Dogs are OK as long as they are controlled. Firewood is provided or can be collected nearby. A fire pit is provided and is the only location for open fires.Pitch a tent or setup a camper trailer in an open grassy paddock surrounded by bush, granite slabs and boulder outcrops. Composting toilet, basin and hot water shower available in a small building on site. Lighting at night in toilet building is on a movement sensor. Use water sparingly. Fires in provided fire pit only please with firewood available. Please leave enough for the next group. You may need to split logs. Blockbusters are provided. Extensive views over Girraween National Park are available from rock slab adjacent to campsite with views to all major granite domes in the park and Bald Rock NP. Access to hiking and mountain bike tracks into and through Girraween NP are nearby. Underground Creek and Dr Robert’s swimming holes in Girraween are within walking distance. It is a day long return walk to the top of Bald Rock, the second largest rock monolith in Australia. (Map and direction finding needed). Approx 5km to park HQ with the start of the iconic walk to the top of the first pyramid past a swimming hole and rapids over granite slabs. Balancing Heart, Symphony Hill and Pyramids Road Wineries amongst others are close by. Coffee and chocolate can be had at the Chocolate Shop on the road out to Wyberba past NP HQ. Wildlife is plentiful if you are observant. Wombats and Lyrebirds are present and you can often see evidence of them or hear them in the surrounding bush land. Watch your food. Wombats have been known to like Tacos. Grey Kangaroos and red necked Wallabies abound. A special sight are the eastern Wallaroos which used to be common in the area before clearing allowed the grey Kangaroos to invade. The males have a distinctive black coat which makes them easily spotted but are very shy. Their numbers have recovered significantly. You might spot a Wedge Tailed Eagle flying high up and hear the screech of black cockatoos. Spotted Quolls exist in the area and the lower flats are being revegetated to encourage a linkage between private bush land to the east and the National Park to the west. Frogs are in the soaks in the lower flats and are noisy at night or after rain. There are cattle on the adjacent property to the south so gates that are shut must be kept shut. A map of Girraween with suggested walks is mounted at the campsite.
    Vehicle details
    Travel trailers, Pop-up campers, Class A RVs, Class B RVs, and Cars allowed
    4WD required for towing caravan or camper trailer.
    Vehicles under 9 meters allowed
    Pull-in site
    Accommodates slideouts
    Surface type: Grass or field
    Surface levelness: Requires leveling
    No Fifth wheels
    4WD required for towing caravan or camper trailer.
    No electrical hookup
    No water hookup
    No sewage hookup
    No TV hookup
    Generators not allowed
    What to expect
    RV/tent site
    You'll have this Hipcamp all to yourself.
    15 guests max
    Campfires allowed
    Firewood provided, firepit. Please use firewood judisciously. There are other campers relying on it as well. Firewood may require blockbusting. Blockbusters provided.
    Toilet available
    Composting toilet
    Pets allowed
    On leash. Wombats and other animals are close by. Please ensure pets do not roam on their own.
    Showers available
    Hot water
    Picnic table present
    Chairs for Table are under the toilet shower building.
    No potable water
    Bring your own water, purify from tap
    Pack it out
    Please take all rubbish out with you.
    Cooking equipment absent
    No wifi
    Telstra mobile internet and phone access available out on rock slab at the camping site.
    Laundry absent
    Hot Tub absent
    No playground

    Things to know

    Getting there
    Check in: After 1:00 PM
    Check out: Before 1:00 PM
    On arrival: Head straight to site
    Cancellation policy: Strict
    Minimum nights: 2 nights
    Accepts bookings: 12 months out
    Park at listing
    No wheelchair access
    Max 6 vehicles
    2WD accessible
    A caravan or camper trailer will need a 4WD vehicle to tow up the steep unsurfaced trac.
    During your trip
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    Reviews
    100% Recommend32 Ratings · 27 reviews
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    Liam Z.
    1 month on Hipcamp
    Recommends
    · March 2025
    Tent · Group trip
    It was an awesome place! Great little toilet and shower set up! Lots of firewood! Remote and all to ourselves!
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    Ashley C.
    3 reviews
    Recommends
    · March 2025
    Spectacular and private farm stay!
    Tent
    Awesome facilities for a farm stay, super private and secure, with spectacular 360 degree views from the granite!
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    Jochen K.
    1 year on Hipcamp
    Recommends
    · February 2025
    Tent · Group trip
    Great location. We enjoyed an awesome sunset over Girraween and the amenities are great.
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    Alex B.
    7 reviews
    Recommends
    · January 2025
    16 ft pop-up camper · With pets
    Absolutely stunning property and great location for the exploring the rest of the granite belt.
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    Liam T.
    4 months on Hipcamp
    Recommends
    · January 2025
    Tent · Group trip
    The perfect spot for a nice secluded camping spot the most amazing views and so much to do in the area.
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    Michael A.
    2 reviews
    Recommends
    · December 2024
    Private and peaceful
    22 ft pop-up camper · Group trip
    Thanks Andrew for sharing this spot. Private and secluded. Shower and toilet a bonus. The driveway is quite steep but was able to make it up no problems in low range 4WD towing my camper. Short walk up to the rock lookout area and Girraween NP and Stanthorpe both within easy reach.
    Location
    Eukey, Queensland, AustraliaTraditional, ancestral territory of Ngoorabul and Bundjalung First Nations according to
    Native Land Digital.
    To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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    Hosted by Andrew F.

    Joined in October 2023
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