The best camping near Goodedulla National Park

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Rockhampton Waterski Club

8 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Alton Downs, QLD
On the banks of the beautiful Fitzroy River is the Rockhampton Water Ski Club. Only ten minutes drive from the Rockhampton CBD is the opportunity to access the only camping location along the fresh water side (upstream) of the Fitzroy River Barrage. This site offers full amenities, including hot water showers, flushing toilets, built in bbq's, and a camp kitchen. You can enjoy getting back to nature with the picturesque river views and enjoy the beautiful landscape or you can sit around the fire and tell some yarns with the family. Other activities that the site provides is direct access to the Fitzroy River via the clubs boat ramp, and doc, water skiing, fishing and of course you're more than welcome to bring your own canoes or kayaks. There are plenty of places for the kids to play and swim, so come for a day or a whole week.
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Deadman's Lagoon

13 sites · RVs, Tents80 acres · Rockhampton, QLD
Our property is roughly 80 acres of secluded land situated on the outskirts of Rockhampton. Only a 5 minute drive to the Gracemere shopping centre, and less than 10 minutes to Rockhampton. We currently utilise part of the land to grow hay under irrigation, with plans for expansion in the future. Deadman's Lagoon is a large freshwater lagoon situated in the centre of the property. It is perfect for swimming, fishing, boating and kayaking. It is a permanent lagoon, however water levels are affected by the amount of local rainfall and are naturally lower in the winter months. Camp along the bank of the lagoon dotted with gum trees, or choose a wide open space in the paddock. Bird life including pelicans, black swans, bustards, ducks and egrets are frequently spotted enjoying the water. Campfires are allowed as per local regulations. You will have plenty of privacy as there is no residence on the farm, and the neighbours are some distance away. You may notice us coming throughout the day to move the irrigator on the hay field, and often there is tractor work and general farm maintenance to be done. We ask that guests stay out of our paddocks and only drive on the road to and from the campground. We'll often drop in to camp to say hello or stock up firewood if we are able. Campers must be fully self-contained as no facilities or drinking water are available on the property. You are responsible for taking any and all rubbish with you when you leave. Dumping of toilets and human waste on the property is strictly prohibited. There is a free dump point located at Nuttall St in Rockhampton. We can accommodate for up to 6 caravans/campers at a time spread out over our campground area which is roughly 5 acres. You are welcome to set up wherever you like within our campground, whether it be along the bank of the lagoon or in the paddock. Please be respectful of others' space when deciding where to set up your camp. Dogs welcome, we just ask that you clean up after them so that the campsite remains clean for other campers to enjoy. Please ensure that you can secure your dogs if needed, as other campers may also have dogs. ***NEW*** We have set up a dog pen at the campgrounds for your convenience. The roads on the property can become boggy in wet weather, and in the case of excessive rainfall we may need to cancel your booking (refund provided in this case).
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Bridgewater

3 sites · RVs12000 acres · Dingo, QLD
Bridgewater is a working cattle property that borders the Dawson ranges. We are also located an hour from the Blackdown Tablelands. There is an abundance of native wildlife, and wide open skies great for stargazing at night. There is also an abundance of native trees and plenty of wood to collect for your fires at night when the season allows. Plenty of space to have privacy and relax in the bush with beautiful views of the mountains to the south and west. Located at the end of a 21km gravel council road you will be rewarded with beautiful views, sunrises, sunsets and peace and quiet in abundance apart from the wonderful wildlife that is. Pull in to a quiet bush setting, set up your fire pit for the evening and grab a drink and enjoy the birds come to life, perhaps see the wild horses, and cattle or the kangaroos, emus or brolgas go past. Enjoy a day trip to the stunning Blackdown Tablelands or simply relax in the beautiful surroundings. Bring your bikes for a ride on the dirt tracks. For safety though remember to supervise your kids at all times as we have open waterways and dams so there are some hazards. Also remember that eastern brown snakes are in this region so be snake aware. If you bring your pets they need to be on a leash at all times so that they are safe, there are sometimes Dingoes and wild pigs that wander through the property seasonally. There is some mobile phone service at the campsites but not always. We look forward to helping you enjoy your stay on our property. Guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste with them on departure. Campfires are welcome in the fire pit provided.
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Canoona Park

30 sites · RVs, Tents1000 acres · Glendale, QLD
Our Cattle farm is located 55km north of Rockhampton, conveniently just off the main Bruce highway. Note Rates are per vehicle Max 2 adults and accompanied Children free. Additional Adults and Children is $20 per person thru Hipcamp or paid on arrival. Please Book a couple of hours in advance if possible. Our campsites are great for a weekend adventure with the family or an overnight stopover for travellers. There are options for bushland settings with good privacy or you may prefer to set up in front of a waterhole. Campsites are 2WD friendly and there's enough space for all types of camping vehicles. We welcome self-contained campers who bring their own camping toilet/shower, and drinking water. There is access to rubbish facilities. As you can tell from the name, this is big sky country. We have views for days and days, great sunrises and amazing sunsets. The land features Ironbark and Gum trees throughout with rolling pastures. Waterholes form in wetter months. Paid Tours include Pondages with Bird life / Horses / Donkeys Goats / Cattle. We run beef cattle, and have horses and donkeys too. Our farm animals are very friendly for those on tour and there are photo opportunities aplenty. Campfires are permitted by arrangement of the farm manager, and if weather permits. Please message us for an update on conditions. We may also be able to offer a farm tour and other activities by arrangement. ​No pets please. Contact us for enquiries.
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The best camping near Goodedulla National Park guide

Overview

About

Embark on an adventure through Goodedulla National Park, a remote haven where the call of the wild is the soundtrack to your exploration. Traverse rugged landscapes, spot diverse wildlife, and gaze at the stars from one of the park's serene campgrounds. With no formal walking tracks, every step is an invitation to discover the untamed heart of Queensland's hinterland.

Notable campgrounds

  • Wadlows Yards camping area - A rustic escape amid unspoiled nature, perfect for self-sufficient campers.
  • Kings Dam camping area - Offers a tranquil setting for campers seeking solitude and starry nights.
  • The Palms camping area - Nestled in a picturesque spot, ideal for wildlife watching and disconnecting from the world.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book online in advance to secure your spot in this sought-after natural retreat.
  • Plan your visit outside of peak seasons for a better chance at availability.
  • Keep an eye on park alerts for last-minute openings due to cancellations.
  • Explore nearby camping options for alternative stays close to the park's beauty.

When to go

The best time to visit Goodedulla National Park is during the cooler, drier winter months, from May to September. Summer brings intense heat and heavy rainfall, which can lead to flooded creeks and challenging conditions.

Know before you go

  • High clearance four-wheel drives are essential for navigating the park's rough terrain.
  • Check for park alerts on closures and conditions before your visit.
  • Be self-sufficient: bring all necessary supplies, including water and a first-aid kit.
  • Mobile phone coverage is unreliable; carry a satellite phone or Personal Locator Beacon.
  • Respect the park's natural environment and cultural heritage by following all guidelines.

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