Glamping parks in Queensland

Mt Barney Wilderness Camping

• Bush retreat with some luxury touches in the McPherson Range mountains
• Marked bush walks from the site, including a trail to Upper Portals
• Central bush hall with a fully-equipped kitchen; hot showers on site

Queens Beach Tourist Village

• Coastal park under 200 metres from a sandy Bowen beach
• Snorkel direct from the beach: no boat trip required
• Seven acre park with award-winning gardens, pool and barbecue areas

Bestbrook Mountain Resort

• Private Queensland lodges with Great Dividing Range views
• A 90-minute drive from Brisbane and 10 minutes from Queen Mary Falls
• Restaurant and bar on site, plus animal experiences and bushwalking

Barcaldine Caravan Park

• Dog-friendly site in Barcaldine, a historic outback town in Queensland
• Half an hour’s drive from the Lara Station Wetlands
• Fully equipped camp kitchen on site; a short walk from restaurants

Bailey Bar Caravan Park

• Friendly park a short walk from the centre of Charleville
• 10-minute drive from stargazing evenings at Charleville Cosmos Centre
• Outback-style meals and activities several times a week

Ingham Tourist Park

• Spacious, shady and dog-friendly site 20 kilometres from the coast
• A 20-minute drive to Forrest Beach and 25 minutes to Lucinda
• On-site shaded salt water pool and camp kitchen; easy access to shops

Flying Fish Point Tourist Park

• Well-tended park a minute's walk from the beach on Queensland's coast
• Half an hour's drive from rainforest hikes canopy walks and waterfalls
• Fishing from the beach; swimming pool, kiosk shop and miniature golf

Karumba Point Sunset Caravan Park