Forest camping near Tannum Sands with fishing

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Tannum Sands

97% (325 reviews)

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Ohana Cottage Camp

3 sites · RVs, Tents46 acres · Deepwater, QLD

Pitch your tent near the old orchard or park your campervan on top of the bluff. Serenity is a lifestyle here, as you enjoy the privacy, peace and quiet on a 46-acre block with plenty of trees and wildlife. Guests are required to be self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure.We currently have two campsites available to guests so privacy is a given when staying at the property.Go for a walk, drive through the Deewater National Park, head to the beach, go fishing or join the activities in nearby Agnes Waters/1770, and come back to this little haven. Pets are welcome, please ensure they are restrained and cleaned up after.Sorry, no campfires where you park.But a small communal fire pit is available to meet and have a yarn.Firewood can be collected for free, please re-stock the wood you have used.

* Before taxes and fees

Casuarina Park

10 sites · RVs, Tents640 acres · Darts Creek, QLD

Casuarina Park is a 640 acre working property situated 10.3km off the Bruce Highway in Central Queensland between Gladstone and Rockhampton. Camping is a self-sufficient affair with 2 long drop toilets. For small groups of campers we have available a hot shower and septic toilets.There is an abundance of wildlife to be seen as well as a 7km walking/bicycle track available to stretch out weary muscles. For fishing/crabbing enthusiasts it is a 15km 4 wheel drive access to Sandfly boat ramp for fishing and crabbing or 26km for a 2 wheel drive and larger boat to Ramsey's boat ramp located at The Narrows. Excellent fishing!Campfires are permitted with wood included (when restrictions aren't in place). Dogs allowed and must be on leash at all times.SPECIAL EVENTS: During the weekends only of QLD school holidays, we are open for motorbike trail rides. You need to have an MQ license and be part of a motorcycle club (we have our insurance with Motorcycling Queensland). If unsure please ask. This means things are a bit noisier on the weekends of school holidays. :)

* Before taxes and fees

Agnes Water Base Camp

10 sites · RVs, Tents120 acres · Round Hill, QLD

Agnes Water Base Camp is a dog-friendly retreat spread over 120 acres of beautiful bushland. The property offers a range of sites set within this scenic natural environment, with more sites continually being created as the regrowth is cleared. While the track around the property currently has some overhanging saplings, it's ideal for walking and exploring, unless you wish to risk scratching your vehicle. This area is a work in progress and is constantly improving. The highlight of the camp is the large, swimmable dam, perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot day. The property also boasts approximately 250 fruit trees and is home to Brahma chickens and roosters, adding to the rustic charm. There's a 3-kilometer walking trail for those who love to hike, and you'll find potable water and ample firewood available. Guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste with them on departure. Sunsets at Agnes Water Base Camp are absolutely stunning, with panoramic views of the nearby mountain ranges. When night falls, the starry skies above are nothing short of magnificent, making it an ideal spot for witnessing astrological events reflected in the tranquil waters of the dam. This camp offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and rustic charm for your getaway.

* Before taxes and fees

Love Life

1 site · Tent14 acres · Agnes Water, QLD

The camping area is Closed for now..

* Before taxes and fees

Agnes Park Enviro Camp

20 sites · RVs, Tents44 acres · Agnes Water, QLD

Welcome to Agnes Park Enviro Camp.Children aged 0-5 camp for free.A property that boasts both natural bushland and cleared pasture, nestled within the serene seaside communities of Agnes Water and the Town of 1770 (also known as Seventeen Seventy). Campers will enjoy setting up camp on the flat, grassy ground, walking through the natural bush and stumbling across the gully which rises to fantastic sea views.The property is located only 2 minutes drive to Agnes Water Main Beach, the Discovery Trail Lookout and the Paper Bark Forest Boardwalk. A short 10 Minute drive will find you in the picturesque town of 1770, where you can enjoy the fantastic 1770 Marina. From the Marina, you can depart to Lady Musgrave Island, enjoy 1 hr to full day tour on the iconic Larcs and enjoy spectacular sunsets.The are some must-visit small businesses in the area including Rusty Pelican Fish and Chips, Pancake Creek Tours, Katrina's Bar (for sunset drinks) and Marina Cafe (for best coffee and vanilla slice).There are no facilities here, campers will need to be self contained and leave no trace. Council's dump point is just 5 minutes away.

* Before taxes and fees

6 top forest campgrounds near Tannum Sands with fishing

Agnes Water Base Camp

10 sites · RVs, Tents120 acres · Round Hill, QLD

Agnes Water Base Camp is a dog-friendly retreat spread over 120 acres of beautiful bushland. The property offers a range of sites set within this scenic natural environment, with more sites continually being created as the regrowth is cleared. While the track around the property currently has some overhanging saplings, it's ideal for walking and exploring, unless you wish to risk scratching your vehicle. This area is a work in progress and is constantly improving. The highlight of the camp is the large, swimmable dam, perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot day. The property also boasts approximately 250 fruit trees and is home to Brahma chickens and roosters, adding to the rustic charm. There's a 3-kilometer walking trail for those who love to hike, and you'll find potable water and ample firewood available. Guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste with them on departure. Sunsets at Agnes Water Base Camp are absolutely stunning, with panoramic views of the nearby mountain ranges. When night falls, the starry skies above are nothing short of magnificent, making it an ideal spot for witnessing astrological events reflected in the tranquil waters of the dam. This camp offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and rustic charm for your getaway.

* Before taxes and fees

Agnes Park Enviro Camp

20 sites · RVs, Tents44 acres · Agnes Water, QLD

Welcome to Agnes Park Enviro Camp.Children aged 0-5 camp for free.A property that boasts both natural bushland and cleared pasture, nestled within the serene seaside communities of Agnes Water and the Town of 1770 (also known as Seventeen Seventy). Campers will enjoy setting up camp on the flat, grassy ground, walking through the natural bush and stumbling across the gully which rises to fantastic sea views.The property is located only 2 minutes drive to Agnes Water Main Beach, the Discovery Trail Lookout and the Paper Bark Forest Boardwalk. A short 10 Minute drive will find you in the picturesque town of 1770, where you can enjoy the fantastic 1770 Marina. From the Marina, you can depart to Lady Musgrave Island, enjoy 1 hr to full day tour on the iconic Larcs and enjoy spectacular sunsets.The are some must-visit small businesses in the area including Rusty Pelican Fish and Chips, Pancake Creek Tours, Katrina's Bar (for sunset drinks) and Marina Cafe (for best coffee and vanilla slice).There are no facilities here, campers will need to be self contained and leave no trace. Council's dump point is just 5 minutes away.

* Before taxes and fees

Casuarina Park

10 sites · RVs, Tents640 acres · Darts Creek, QLD

Casuarina Park is a 640 acre working property situated 10.3km off the Bruce Highway in Central Queensland between Gladstone and Rockhampton. Camping is a self-sufficient affair with 2 long drop toilets. For small groups of campers we have available a hot shower and septic toilets.There is an abundance of wildlife to be seen as well as a 7km walking/bicycle track available to stretch out weary muscles. For fishing/crabbing enthusiasts it is a 15km 4 wheel drive access to Sandfly boat ramp for fishing and crabbing or 26km for a 2 wheel drive and larger boat to Ramsey's boat ramp located at The Narrows. Excellent fishing!Campfires are permitted with wood included (when restrictions aren't in place). Dogs allowed and must be on leash at all times.SPECIAL EVENTS: During the weekends only of QLD school holidays, we are open for motorbike trail rides. You need to have an MQ license and be part of a motorcycle club (we have our insurance with Motorcycling Queensland). If unsure please ask. This means things are a bit noisier on the weekends of school holidays. :)

* Before taxes and fees

Ohana Cottage Camp

3 sites · RVs, Tents46 acres · Deepwater, QLD

Pitch your tent near the old orchard or park your campervan on top of the bluff. Serenity is a lifestyle here, as you enjoy the privacy, peace and quiet on a 46-acre block with plenty of trees and wildlife. Guests are required to be self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure.We currently have two campsites available to guests so privacy is a given when staying at the property.Go for a walk, drive through the Deewater National Park, head to the beach, go fishing or join the activities in nearby Agnes Waters/1770, and come back to this little haven. Pets are welcome, please ensure they are restrained and cleaned up after.Sorry, no campfires where you park.But a small communal fire pit is available to meet and have a yarn.Firewood can be collected for free, please re-stock the wood you have used.

* Before taxes and fees

Love Life

1 site · Tent14 acres · Agnes Water, QLD

The camping area is Closed for now..

* Before taxes and fees

The Finbay Camp

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Seventeen Seventy, QLD

In a quiet and private bush block at the end of a cul-de-sac lies a levelled flat space situated across the road from the river at 1770. You'll be sitting amongst the Australian bush with a white sandy river only a hop, jump and skip away. Walking tracks that meander through a scenic reserve to a headland with beautiful bay and ocean views are at your doorstep. There's space for a camper / tent / small caravan and car and if the tinny or boat doesn't fit there's often designated car parking spaces available on the road. Our neighbours enjoy a peaceful and quiet space and we ask all our guests to help respectfully maintain this.

* Before taxes and fees

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Love Life

1 site · Tent14 acres · Agnes Water, QLD

The camping area is Closed for now..

* Before taxes and fees

Ohana Cottage Camp

3 sites · RVs, Tents46 acres · Deepwater, QLD

Pitch your tent near the old orchard or park your campervan on top of the bluff. Serenity is a lifestyle here, as you enjoy the privacy, peace and quiet on a 46-acre block with plenty of trees and wildlife. Guests are required to be self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure.We currently have two campsites available to guests so privacy is a given when staying at the property.Go for a walk, drive through the Deewater National Park, head to the beach, go fishing or join the activities in nearby Agnes Waters/1770, and come back to this little haven. Pets are welcome, please ensure they are restrained and cleaned up after.Sorry, no campfires where you park.But a small communal fire pit is available to meet and have a yarn.Firewood can be collected for free, please re-stock the wood you have used.

* Before taxes and fees

Agnes Park Enviro Camp

20 sites · RVs, Tents44 acres · Agnes Water, QLD

Welcome to Agnes Park Enviro Camp.Children aged 0-5 camp for free.A property that boasts both natural bushland and cleared pasture, nestled within the serene seaside communities of Agnes Water and the Town of 1770 (also known as Seventeen Seventy). Campers will enjoy setting up camp on the flat, grassy ground, walking through the natural bush and stumbling across the gully which rises to fantastic sea views.The property is located only 2 minutes drive to Agnes Water Main Beach, the Discovery Trail Lookout and the Paper Bark Forest Boardwalk. A short 10 Minute drive will find you in the picturesque town of 1770, where you can enjoy the fantastic 1770 Marina. From the Marina, you can depart to Lady Musgrave Island, enjoy 1 hr to full day tour on the iconic Larcs and enjoy spectacular sunsets.The are some must-visit small businesses in the area including Rusty Pelican Fish and Chips, Pancake Creek Tours, Katrina's Bar (for sunset drinks) and Marina Cafe (for best coffee and vanilla slice).There are no facilities here, campers will need to be self contained and leave no trace. Council's dump point is just 5 minutes away.

* Before taxes and fees

Casuarina Park

10 sites · RVs, Tents640 acres · Darts Creek, QLD

Casuarina Park is a 640 acre working property situated 10.3km off the Bruce Highway in Central Queensland between Gladstone and Rockhampton. Camping is a self-sufficient affair with 2 long drop toilets. For small groups of campers we have available a hot shower and septic toilets.There is an abundance of wildlife to be seen as well as a 7km walking/bicycle track available to stretch out weary muscles. For fishing/crabbing enthusiasts it is a 15km 4 wheel drive access to Sandfly boat ramp for fishing and crabbing or 26km for a 2 wheel drive and larger boat to Ramsey's boat ramp located at The Narrows. Excellent fishing!Campfires are permitted with wood included (when restrictions aren't in place). Dogs allowed and must be on leash at all times.SPECIAL EVENTS: During the weekends only of QLD school holidays, we are open for motorbike trail rides. You need to have an MQ license and be part of a motorcycle club (we have our insurance with Motorcycling Queensland). If unsure please ask. This means things are a bit noisier on the weekends of school holidays. :)

* Before taxes and fees

Agnes Water Base Camp

10 sites · RVs, Tents120 acres · Round Hill, QLD

Agnes Water Base Camp is a dog-friendly retreat spread over 120 acres of beautiful bushland. The property offers a range of sites set within this scenic natural environment, with more sites continually being created as the regrowth is cleared. While the track around the property currently has some overhanging saplings, it's ideal for walking and exploring, unless you wish to risk scratching your vehicle. This area is a work in progress and is constantly improving. The highlight of the camp is the large, swimmable dam, perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot day. The property also boasts approximately 250 fruit trees and is home to Brahma chickens and roosters, adding to the rustic charm. There's a 3-kilometer walking trail for those who love to hike, and you'll find potable water and ample firewood available. Guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste with them on departure. Sunsets at Agnes Water Base Camp are absolutely stunning, with panoramic views of the nearby mountain ranges. When night falls, the starry skies above are nothing short of magnificent, making it an ideal spot for witnessing astrological events reflected in the tranquil waters of the dam. This camp offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and rustic charm for your getaway.

* Before taxes and fees

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Love Life

1 site · Tent14 acres · Agnes Water, QLD

The camping area is Closed for now..

* Before taxes and fees

Casuarina Park

10 sites · RVs, Tents640 acres · Darts Creek, QLD

Casuarina Park is a 640 acre working property situated 10.3km off the Bruce Highway in Central Queensland between Gladstone and Rockhampton. Camping is a self-sufficient affair with 2 long drop toilets. For small groups of campers we have available a hot shower and septic toilets.There is an abundance of wildlife to be seen as well as a 7km walking/bicycle track available to stretch out weary muscles. For fishing/crabbing enthusiasts it is a 15km 4 wheel drive access to Sandfly boat ramp for fishing and crabbing or 26km for a 2 wheel drive and larger boat to Ramsey's boat ramp located at The Narrows. Excellent fishing!Campfires are permitted with wood included (when restrictions aren't in place). Dogs allowed and must be on leash at all times.SPECIAL EVENTS: During the weekends only of QLD school holidays, we are open for motorbike trail rides. You need to have an MQ license and be part of a motorcycle club (we have our insurance with Motorcycling Queensland). If unsure please ask. This means things are a bit noisier on the weekends of school holidays. :)

* Before taxes and fees

Ohana Cottage Camp

3 sites · RVs, Tents46 acres · Deepwater, QLD

Pitch your tent near the old orchard or park your campervan on top of the bluff. Serenity is a lifestyle here, as you enjoy the privacy, peace and quiet on a 46-acre block with plenty of trees and wildlife. Guests are required to be self sufficient with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste and rubbish with them on departure.We currently have two campsites available to guests so privacy is a given when staying at the property.Go for a walk, drive through the Deewater National Park, head to the beach, go fishing or join the activities in nearby Agnes Waters/1770, and come back to this little haven. Pets are welcome, please ensure they are restrained and cleaned up after.Sorry, no campfires where you park.But a small communal fire pit is available to meet and have a yarn.Firewood can be collected for free, please re-stock the wood you have used.

* Before taxes and fees

Agnes Water Base Camp

10 sites · RVs, Tents120 acres · Round Hill, QLD

Agnes Water Base Camp is a dog-friendly retreat spread over 120 acres of beautiful bushland. The property offers a range of sites set within this scenic natural environment, with more sites continually being created as the regrowth is cleared. While the track around the property currently has some overhanging saplings, it's ideal for walking and exploring, unless you wish to risk scratching your vehicle. This area is a work in progress and is constantly improving. The highlight of the camp is the large, swimmable dam, perfect for a refreshing dip on a hot day. The property also boasts approximately 250 fruit trees and is home to Brahma chickens and roosters, adding to the rustic charm. There's a 3-kilometer walking trail for those who love to hike, and you'll find potable water and ample firewood available. Guests must be fully self contained with their own toilet/shower facilities and must take all waste with them on departure. Sunsets at Agnes Water Base Camp are absolutely stunning, with panoramic views of the nearby mountain ranges. When night falls, the starry skies above are nothing short of magnificent, making it an ideal spot for witnessing astrological events reflected in the tranquil waters of the dam. This camp offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and rustic charm for your getaway.

* Before taxes and fees

Agnes Park Enviro Camp

20 sites · RVs, Tents44 acres · Agnes Water, QLD

Welcome to Agnes Park Enviro Camp.Children aged 0-5 camp for free.A property that boasts both natural bushland and cleared pasture, nestled within the serene seaside communities of Agnes Water and the Town of 1770 (also known as Seventeen Seventy). Campers will enjoy setting up camp on the flat, grassy ground, walking through the natural bush and stumbling across the gully which rises to fantastic sea views.The property is located only 2 minutes drive to Agnes Water Main Beach, the Discovery Trail Lookout and the Paper Bark Forest Boardwalk. A short 10 Minute drive will find you in the picturesque town of 1770, where you can enjoy the fantastic 1770 Marina. From the Marina, you can depart to Lady Musgrave Island, enjoy 1 hr to full day tour on the iconic Larcs and enjoy spectacular sunsets.The are some must-visit small businesses in the area including Rusty Pelican Fish and Chips, Pancake Creek Tours, Katrina's Bar (for sunset drinks) and Marina Cafe (for best coffee and vanilla slice).There are no facilities here, campers will need to be self contained and leave no trace. Council's dump point is just 5 minutes away.

* Before taxes and fees

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Forest camping near Tannum Sands with fishing guide

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Looking for a camping adventure near Tannum Sands, Queensland in Australia? With over 1000 options available on Hipcamp, you're sure to find the perfect campsite to suit your preferences. Whether you're a hiker, biker, or horseback rider, the diverse terrain surrounding this area offers a range of activities to satisfy your outdoor cravings. For those seeking top-rated campsites, check out Paradise Lost on the Burnett (244 reviews), Travellers Rest 1770 in Agnes Water (191 reviews), and Forest Fields Campstay (152 reviews). These campsites offer popular facilities such as rubbish disposal, potable water, and showers. With an average price of $25 per night and options as low as $5, camping near Tannum Sands, Queensland has never been more affordable!

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