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Jamlynica

7 sites · RVs, Tents500 acres · Clermont, QLD

Nestled 4.5km from town along the bank of Sandy Creek just shy of 500 acres. Camp beside the dams with many native animals and our farm animals. Pitch your tent, set up your camper or roll out your swag under the stars. Wake up to the native bird songs in the mornings and be lulled to sleep by the cicadas and crickets as the sun sets. Relax by the dam with a good book and beverage, book one of our horse drawn wagon tours around the property, guided scenic bush walk or hang out with the baby farm animals. Guests are required to be fully self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure. We are located only 6km from the historic town of Clermont's which is central to some day trip activities, Goldfields, Gemfields, Theresa Creek dam ect. This peaceful spot is away from the road and surrounded by bushland where if you're lucky, you will see many native animals. (Koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, kookaburras and many more). Pets are welcome but we ask that you keep them contained at all times due to the wildlife and farm animals that may wander through the camp-site. We have Maremmas on the property protecting the farm animals from dingos and other feral animals.

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Clermont Cabin

13 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents1 acre · Clermont, QLD

Stay comfortably in a 1 bedroom self contained air conditioned cabin, located in Clermont one hour north of Emerald. The cabin has everything you need for a great time away with full bathroom facilities and comfortable double bed. The cabin is just 2.5km from the Main Street and a short drive to the local GPA fossicking areas for a day of prospecting. Metal Detector and prospecting equipment hire available on request. We are a 20 minute drive to Theresa Creek Dam where you can fish for Barra or red claw. There are state forests close by for those who enjoy hiking and wildlife watching. You are welcome to enjoy a campfire in the evenings and watch the beautiful sunset while listening to the sounds of nature and wildlife. Please check local restrictions before lighting a fire. Sorry, no pets.

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Harry’s Hut Prospector Camp

20 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Clermont, QLD

Hi @everyone **Escape the Crowds: Off-Grid Bush Camping for Gold Prospectors**call or text 0439762691 for any questions If you’re set up for off-grid camping and want to avoid the crowds, I’ve secured an 40-acre bush block right beside the Bathampton General Permission Area (GPA). This block is a work in progress and does require some cleanup. A small part of the block has been used as a dumping ground in the past—I'm disclosing this now so it’s not a surprise for visitors. But there is plenty of room away from this. There are also remnants of an old miner's hut with many relics scattered around, and old timers working adding a touch of history to your stay. This is a bare block with no amenities, suitable for fully self-sufficient campers. Located just 9km from Clermont on the Laglan Road, it's the perfect base for gold prospecting the local GPA’s **Rates:** - $20 per night per site. Pick your spot, set up, and walk into the GPA or take a short drive to other popular GPAs

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Indian Wells

10 sites · RVs, Tents90 acres · Clermont, QLD

Indian Wells, is a 90 acre hay farm located 4km from the hart of Clermont in Central Queensland. Clermont has a variety of tourist attractions including the Theresa Creek dam, a variety of historic sites. Clermont is located approximately 300km from the coast of Mackay, 1100km from Cairns and 1100km from Brisbane. If you're looking for some quiet time to relax and enjoy the country them look no further then a stay at Indian Well.

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The best camping near Mazeppa National Park guide

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About

Embark on an adventure through Mazeppa National Park, a haven of gidgee and brigalow scrub, open eucalypt woodlands, and a sanctuary for wildlife. Traverse the landscape and keep an eye out for the squatter pigeon and koala amid the park's unique flora. While camping facilities are not available within the park, nearby Clermont offers accommodation options for those looking to extend their stay in the region.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Mazeppa National Park is during the cooler months, from April to September, when the weather is more temperate and conducive to exploring. The summer months can be extremely hot, making outdoor activities less comfortable. Always check for park alerts before planning your visit to ensure access and safety.

Know before you go

Ensure you check for any current park alerts before your visit.
There is no vehicle access within the park, so be prepared for a walk to enjoy the natural surroundings.
Remember to bring sufficient water and sun protection for your adventure.
While the park does not offer camping, nearby Clermont provides accommodation options.
Respect the wildlife and natural environment during your visit, keeping a safe distance from animals.

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