Discover the best campgrounds near Kingaroy, Queensland with climbing

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Queensland
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Kingaroy

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Ushinojo Cattle Farm

6 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Glenaven, QLD

A great stopover spot off the New England Hwy, near Glenaven, QLD! Open area of approximately 5 acres with paved access to property boundary. Fronts New England Highway just 15kms north of Crows Nest, Queensland on main road to Yarraman. Generally open area with some trees at rear of paddock. Natural open grass based paddock with natural surface. Wonderful open sky for viewing stars away from lights. Campers are required to be self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure. Campfires welcome in the fire pit provided and pets are welcome too, just please ensure they stay in the paddock and don't disturb the cattle.

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Hopevale Adventure Camping

6 sites · RVs, Tents113 acres · Widgee, QLD

The Cooke Family welcomes you to “Hopevale”. A beautiful 113 acre property bordered by Wrattens National Park at the edge of the world in the peaceful Widgee district of greater Gympie. Jason, a landscaper by trade, and Jacinta a teacher by profession, met many years ago at a national Christian youth conference. Four beautiful children later and many years down the track, they bought Hopevale as a blank cattle fattening property in 2018. After much hard work, they have made it what it is today, with plans to continually improve. We have different camp options available, one of which is set up for those guests also wanting to stay with horses or just have a larger group booking. Guests will have access to a toilet and shower throughout their stay which is within walking distance from each of the campsites. Campfires and pets are welcome. The property has only had 4 farming owners in its 110 odd years since it was first surveyed and selected in 1915. The Hillcoats, Bishops, Cotters, and now the Cooke’s. The families over the years have used the property for timber getting, dairy, beef and small cropping. The property is geologically rich with volcanic soils, sandstone escarpments full of caves and overhangs. The mighty Wrattens Falls sits to the back of the property in the National Park and is a sight to behold in full flow. It feeds the head waters of the western branch of Widgee Creek which meanders through the property. The subtropical dry rainforest clad mountains are dominated by the majestic Bunya and Hoop pines and are a testament to what once was covering the entire property before being cleared for farming. Remnant riparian creek lines are botanically rich and diverse holding Red and White Cedar, Teak, Silky oak and many other coveted timber trees harvested back in the day. There are many species of animals and birds that call Hopevale home. From water dragons, frogs and fish in the creeks, monitors, wallabies, deer, koalas, possums and phascogales in the eucalypts. Red-back wrens, pardalotes, rainbow bee-eaters, finches and quail call the open grasses home while whip birds give their iconic call in the forest. Above, birds of prey ride the thermals of the valley looking for their next meal. “We have been blessed beyond measure with a small slice of God’s wonderful creation that we would love to share with you.”

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Hope Valley

43 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1375 acres · Amamoor Creek, QLD

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Hopevale Adventure Camping

6 sites · RVs, Tents113 acres · Widgee, QLD

The Cooke Family welcomes you to “Hopevale”. A beautiful 113 acre property bordered by Wrattens National Park at the edge of the world in the peaceful Widgee district of greater Gympie. Jason, a landscaper by trade, and Jacinta a teacher by profession, met many years ago at a national Christian youth conference. Four beautiful children later and many years down the track, they bought Hopevale as a blank cattle fattening property in 2018. After much hard work, they have made it what it is today, with plans to continually improve. We have different camp options available, one of which is set up for those guests also wanting to stay with horses or just have a larger group booking. Guests will have access to a toilet and shower throughout their stay which is within walking distance from each of the campsites. Campfires and pets are welcome. The property has only had 4 farming owners in its 110 odd years since it was first surveyed and selected in 1915. The Hillcoats, Bishops, Cotters, and now the Cooke’s. The families over the years have used the property for timber getting, dairy, beef and small cropping. The property is geologically rich with volcanic soils, sandstone escarpments full of caves and overhangs. The mighty Wrattens Falls sits to the back of the property in the National Park and is a sight to behold in full flow. It feeds the head waters of the western branch of Widgee Creek which meanders through the property. The subtropical dry rainforest clad mountains are dominated by the majestic Bunya and Hoop pines and are a testament to what once was covering the entire property before being cleared for farming. Remnant riparian creek lines are botanically rich and diverse holding Red and White Cedar, Teak, Silky oak and many other coveted timber trees harvested back in the day. There are many species of animals and birds that call Hopevale home. From water dragons, frogs and fish in the creeks, monitors, wallabies, deer, koalas, possums and phascogales in the eucalypts. Red-back wrens, pardalotes, rainbow bee-eaters, finches and quail call the open grasses home while whip birds give their iconic call in the forest. Above, birds of prey ride the thermals of the valley looking for their next meal. “We have been blessed beyond measure with a small slice of God’s wonderful creation that we would love to share with you.”

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Hope Valley

43 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1375 acres · Amamoor Creek, QLD

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Wild Peach Creek

6 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Pierces Creek, QLD

Wild Peach Creek is 40 Acres of Australian Gum and Scrub. It is a property nestled in a hidden valley away from everyone. Enjoy the peace and serenity or turn your music up - no one will hear you :) A great place for a respite from travelling with the town of Crows Nest only 15 minutes by sealed road. Very secluded but also close to everything else you will need. We run the property according to 'burner' principles. Please review these here: http://burningseed.com/about/ten-principles/. We are excited to meet you! Please note camp sites while we keep them tended can vary greatly in condition depending on the weather, season and temperature. Current site report: Green grass and running creeks :)

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Jimna Base Camp, Jimna

37 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents6 acres · Jimna, QLD

Our venue and campgrounds are situated at the old Jimna State School property. The school closed in 2009 with the last students attending in 2006. It was then sold by the Qld government and has been rezoned as a Camping, Recreation and Events Venue. We have retained all the old school facilities for our campers to enjoy. There is a children’s playground and multi-purpose tennis court for everyone to enjoy. We provide tennis rackets, balls and basketballs free of charge to our campers. There is also no charge or fee to use the court. On most Sundays afternoons (weather permitting), we have social tennis where everyone is welcome to join in. The old school toilet blocks have the addition of hot showers and all toilet facilities are the flushing type. Campfires are permitted and there are small mobile fire pits provided so wherever you set up camp you can have your campfire right beside you. Note: There are no ground fires permitted and at certain times of the year Qld Rural Fire brigade may enforce a total fire ban. We have our “Caffeine Injection” kiosk on-site for the weekends and school holidays. Get your morning caffeine fix as well as bagged ice, firewood, ice creams, snacks, cold drinks etc etc Then we have the old school principals residence aka “The Bush Holiday House“. It is fully self-contained and all linen is provided. Just BYO food & drinks. We offer this for one night stays and longer. Jimna is a tiny town immersed in the Australian bush; with nearby gorges, ravines, creeks and waterfalls - some wild & spectacular places to see. What better place to base yourself and explore our part of the Conondale National Park, Jimna State Forest... be it on foot, horseback, motorcycle, 4x4 or mountain bike!! Holiday/Peak Season rates may vary.

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Magic On The Mountain

7 sites · RVs, Tents130 acres · Langshaw, QLD

The magical views from the mountain are breathtaking. Have a fire, and party the night away with your nearest and dearest. The stars are incredible and sunsets are amazing. Seven campsites on 130 acres makes this unique spot an opportunity for supreme privacy from many spots on the mountain. Fantastic swimming and fishing in the nearby forestry. Groups up to 15 welcome.

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Booked 2 times

Ushinojo Cattle Farm

6 sites · RVs, Tents200 acres · Glenaven, QLD

A great stopover spot off the New England Hwy, near Glenaven, QLD! Open area of approximately 5 acres with paved access to property boundary. Fronts New England Highway just 15kms north of Crows Nest, Queensland on main road to Yarraman. Generally open area with some trees at rear of paddock. Natural open grass based paddock with natural surface. Wonderful open sky for viewing stars away from lights. Campers are required to be self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure. Campfires welcome in the fire pit provided and pets are welcome too, just please ensure they stay in the paddock and don't disturb the cattle.

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Camping near Kingaroy with climbing guide

Overview

Looking for a camping adventure near Kingaroy, Queensland? Hipcamp has over 950 options that cater to climbers like you. With options as low as $5 per night and an average price of $20 per night, you'll find the perfect spot to pitch your tent and conquer the cliffs. Check out our top campsites with rave reviews: Hidden Camp Pie Creek (480 reviews), Hopevale Adventure Camping (183 reviews), and Hope Valley (294 reviews). Enjoy popular amenities like potable water, toilets, and pet-friendly sites. And when you're not climbing, make a splash with fishing, swimming, or even snow sports. Get ready for an epic camping experience!