Desert caravan camping in Queensland

Rainforests, surf beaches, waterfalls, mountains and easy access to Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.

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4 top desert caravan sites in Queensland

Higgins Country Retreat

4 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Swanfels, QLD

We have a stunning 200-acre property with Swan Creek frontage and a seasonal waterfall, offering breathtaking views to the east of Double Top Mountain and Swanfels Valley. The crisp country air is abundant with wildlife, creating a picturesque and serene atmosphere. Our property offers a variety of camping sites, each with its own unique charm and appeal. We also warmly welcome responsible k9 owners, making sure your furry friends are also able to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste with them on departure.

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Serenity Bush Camp

6 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · Millstream, QLD

Perfect for campers who want silence, lots of space and no close neighbours. Only a 5 minute drive from the Innot Hot Springs, this camp is set in a secluded spot surrounded by gum trees. Look up at the breath-taking, starry skies and let the crickets lull you to sleep. Breathe in the fresh air. Wake up to the sound of kookaburras and birds galore as you watch the wallabies eat their morning meal.

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Leander Station

2 sites · RVs, Tents20000 acres · Longreach, QLD

Want to feel the vastness of the outback without having to drive for hours? Here at Leander you'll find wide open spaces, red dirt, blue skies and great views, and it's only 20 minutes from town. Sit back after a long day of exploring all Longreach has to offer, look up at a blanket of stars and feel like you're the only people on earth. Leander is a goat property located on a red sand ridge about 25 kilometres from Longreach, Qld. Toby, Georgia, and their two kids farm Rangeland/Boer Goats and also have a small herd of Wagyu cows. Georgia's sister, Casey also calls Leander home, and if you need a snack for the road or while you're sitting in the shade enjoying the view, let us know and she can organise a care package to arrive at your campsite. The site is completely self-sufficient with no amenities, so please make sure this suits your camping setup. Please note this is a working property - there may be stock around and there is lots of native wildlife. Pets are welcome but we ask you be mindful and they be kept on a leash at all times. We also request you do not go exploring on your own. If you would like a tour, please ask - we'd love to show you around. All weather driveway. Fairly good Telstra reception at all sites.

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Adavale Farm

15 sites · RVs, Tents40000 acres · Langlo, QLD

Our property is located 67km North West of Chareville on Adavale Road. We are in the Queensland Outback on 40,000 acres. Our large sites offer the perfect place to base yourself and explore or to just relax and enjoy the serenity. Our sites have access to amenities including toilet, shower and laundry. We also have areas for table tennis, hand ball and yabbying for the kids to enjoy. We welcome guests to join us for the animal feeding each afternoon, please let us know if you would like to do this. The lookout camp sites are located 3kms from the main camping area and facilities and is for fully self contained campers only. Come soak up the sunset and stunning views in the afternoon. You can also explore the unique caves and rock formations. and enjoy some wildlife watching. New cave walk is a must see. Enjoy a BBQ on the mountain overlooking the property and have your own personal campfire or join in with your fellow campers at the communal campfire. Plenty of firewood to collect. This location provides you with some great photo opportunities. We welcome guests to join us for the animal feeding each afternoon, please let us know if you would like to do this. We are also only a short drive from the Langlo River which is a great spot to catch a fish, go kayaking, swim or just relax by the water. Pets are welcome but must be on a leash at all times to protect the livestock and wildlife.

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Desert caravan camping in Queensland guide

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Welcome to Hipcamp, your go-to source for camping in Queensland, Australia. With over 12,000 camping options that cater specifically to your preference for caravan camping in the desert terrain, we've got you covered. You can choose from top-rated campsites like Hold It Flats (2379 reviews), Dam Crazy Camping (754 reviews), and Bushywood at Woodfordskilake (823 reviews). Our campsites offer popular amenities such as toilets, rubbish bins, and cooking equipment, and popular activities like autumn fun, hiking, and off-roading (OHV) to make your camping experience even better. With an average price of $25 per night, and options as low as $5, you can plan your perfect camping trip within your budget.

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