Beach camping near Kinka Beach

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Kinka Beach

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Great Keppel Island Holiday Village

6 sites · Tents10 acres · The Keppels, QLD

After being on Great Keppel Island for over 20 years, our desire is to offer you a holiday with a difference in a down-to-earth and friendly environment. We are daring to be different. The emphasis is on quietness, bush walking, snorkelling and the art of doing nothing. I am choosing to offer you a peaceful, non-smoking, low alcohol environment. Great Keppel Island Holiday Village is nestled in palm and gum trees less than a minute’s walk to two beautiful white sand beaches. Our accommodation is simple and basic; yet comfortable and cosy, giving you a feeling of being away from the fast pace and worries of the world. The atmosphere of our eco-friendly Holiday Village is what you would expect on an island – going back to a simpler time of low-key, relaxing and lazy days either on the beach or in a hammock; a bushwalk on tracks to deserted beaches; swimming and snorkelling; or maybe a motorised canoe trip to surrounding areas. And then there are the sunsets. A true private “island in the sun” experience. So come along – make some good friends while you play, relax, and appreciate the serenity and peacefulness of Great Keppel Island and our Holiday Village.

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Great Keppel Island Hideaway

92 sites · Lodging11 acres · The Keppels, QLD

Great Keppel Island Hideaway offers a range of budget accommodation to suit singles, couples, families, friends and groups. Our friendly team can assist you with specific island accommodation requests for group bookings, special occasions, functions and events.Great Keppel Island is an island paradise where the ‘squeaky-clean’ white sand flows between your toes and the ocean sparkles before your eyes. As the largest island in the Keppel Group, Great Keppel is situated just north of the Tropic of Capricorn and on Australia’s heritage listed Southern Great Barrier Reef. Whether you’re visiting Great Keppel for a day, a few nights, or for a couple of weeks, you can’t fail to be impressed by the scenery or the relaxed atmosphere on the island.

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Beach camping near Kinka Beach guide

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Looking to go camping near Kinka Beach, Queensland in Australia? Hipcamp has you covered with over 400 options to choose from. Whether you're into snow sports, boating, or fall fun, there's a campsite that suits your activity preference. Plus, you can enjoy popular amenities like showers, rubbish facilities, and the option to bring your furry friend along. With top campsites like Travellers Rest 1770 in Agnes Water (191 reviews), Forest Fields Campstay (152 reviews), and 1770 Southern Cross Travellers Retreat (188 reviews), you can trust that you'll be in good hands. Average price per night is £25, with options as low as £10. Get ready for an unforgettable camping experience!

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