6 Of The Best Beach Camping Spots Near Brisbane
- All Ages
There is nothing quite like waking up to the sound of the waves and breathing in the salt air when you're on holidays with the kids. Seaside camping is a combination of two of the greatest things about living in this grand country of ours; the great outdoors and the big blue ocean. Here are six of the best places to pitch a tent by the sea when holidaying with the kids in Brisbane.
1. Bribie Island
The only island connected to Brisbane by bridge, Bribie Island has some tremendous camping grounds right on the sand. Some grounds are only accessible by 4WD, so make sure you do your research and be prepared before you set off on your adventure.
Website: Bribie camping
Price: Some permits apply for camping and/or for vehicles. Check website for details.
2. South Stradbroke Island
Just off the coast of the Gold Coast, South Stradbroke Island boasts three camping grounds on the island. They’re all great locations to get involved in all the water sports, take in the sun and get out of the city for some stargazing. You can go alfresco or upgrade to a self-contained cabin.
Website: Gold Coast tourist parks
Price: Unpowered tent sites start from $26 p/n.
3. North Stradbroke Island
Load up the car, hop on a ferry and leave your troubles on the mainland - this slice of paradise is only a 50 minute trip on the ferry. Once you get there, the large island is big enough to keep you entertained but quiet enough to feel like a real holiday. There’s a bunch of different accommodation options on North Stradbroke Island: you can set up shop right on the sand in a tent or swag, or you can ditch all the gear completely and stay in a fancy glamping site. All the joys of camping without the arguments over whether the tent is set up correctly.
Website: Minjerribah Camping
Price: Unpowered tent sites start from $17 p/n.
4. Noosa North Shore
Located on the shores of gorgeous Noosa River, a short ferry ride transports you to another world. Noosa North Shore is a quiet sanctuary paradise made for the real nature lovers. The campground has the bare basics and is probably not for the glampers. Great for 4WDing, swimming, fishing or doing nothing at all.
Where: 240 Wilderness Track, Noosa North Shore
Website: Noosa Holiday Parks
Price: Prices start at $29 p/n for an unpowered site.
5. Moreton Island
A short ferry ride from Redcliffe across the gorgeous Moreton Bay sends you to a stunning island full of everything you need for whatever camping adventure you seek. There are unpowered sites, cabins, glamping tents and a full-blown resort. Moreton Island offers some of the cheapest beach camping in the state at just $6.55 p/n. With five camping sites around the island, there are unpowered sites where you can rough it and be one with nature or the glamping sites at Castaways.
Website: Moreton Island Adventures
Price: Unpowered sites start at $6.55.
6. Teerk Roo Ra National Park (Peel Island)
This relatively secluded beach camping spot is only accessible by boat, which only adds to its remote charms. Endless beach days and family time are on the cards when camping in this stunning marine park. Leave your devices at home! Beach and bush camping facilities are available along Horseshoe Bay and Platypus Bay.
Website: Camping in Teerk Roo Ra
Price: Prices start from $6.75 per person per night.
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