Top Camps
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Freycinet Peninsula
On Tasmania’s east coast, the Freycinet Peninsula curves into the Tasman Sea in a sweep of pink granite peaks, white-sand beaches, and waters so clear they seem lit from below. It’s a place…
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Ningaloo Nyinggulu- Osprey Bay
Spent three and half weeks here and loved it. There were three days of constant high winds and strong gusts causing most of us camped here to take our awnings down. Better safe…
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Coen-The Bend (Northern) Campsite
This campsite is a cracker of a spot. It’s free and about 2 k’s north of Coen, a small town on the Cape York Peninsula. It’s bush camping by the Coen River and…
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Brilliant Babinda Boulders
There are two camp areas in Babinda. Boulders Camp Area is free, whilst the Rotary Park Rest Area is a donation camp. As luck would have it, we scored a site at Boulders.…
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Boodjamulla- Oasis in the Outback
Unlike other iconic places that Oz is renown for, I had never heard of Boodjamulla. It was only when researching our trip to the Gulf that I discovered this diamond in the rough.…
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Point Plomer
School holidays and Easter and we are at Point Plomer along with everyone north or south of Port Macquarie. Fortunately, we arrived the day before school holidays commenced and picked a site that…
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Margaret River
We are staying at Big Valley Campsite, a sheep farm close to Margaret River. Yesterday I watched the sheep being shorn. Later in the day I saw a truck full of live sheep…
