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Free Campsites and Low Cost RV Camping grounds in Queensland, Australia
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Alf Larson Lions Park.
Handy Information:
Access to the Dump point is via the carpark opposite Dougall Street GPS -24.327585, 151.561173 Be sure to pop over the road and purchase some supplies, and grab a bite to eat while your stopping here.
Street: Blomfield Street
Town: Miriam Vale
State or Territory: Queensland
Alpha Rest Area.
Handy Information:
Grab a bite at the Cafe or the Hotel across the road, stock up on some fresh bread from the bakery, and get a hair cut, all within easy walking distance.
Street: Shakespeare St
Town: Alpha
State or Territory: Queensland
Apex Riverside Park 96 Hours Limit.
Handy Information:
As of the 1st March 2020 the cost of camping will be $5.00/vehicle per night or $25.00 for 7 nights per vehicle. You can enjoy fishing and kayaking, but be prepared for a few neighbours, as this is a popular place to stay. Be wary of the wet season if stopping overnight here.No limit on stay.Wifi available but limit to top half of the parkWater available is potableFires only allowed in containers check fire bans
Street: River Farms Road
Town: Longreach
State or Territory: Queensland
Apple Tree Creek Rest Area.
Street: Drummond St
Town: Apple Tree Creek
State or Territory: Queensland
Archers Crossing Camping Area.
Handy Information:
Time to get out the fishing rods and Kayak.
Street: Archers Crossing Road
Town: Hopeland
State or Territory: Queensland
Babinda Rotary Park Campground.
Handy Information:
Dump point is adjacent to toilets. You can of cause try your luck in the Babinda Creek or simply walk its banks. Babinda Rotary Park Rest Area has internet connection but can be intermittent as with mobile phones. TV reception is quite good generally for all major channels. As at 7th June 2016. Potable water seems to available from the shower block. There are no signs to indicate non potable water.There is a maximum stay of 72 Hours.
Street: Howard Kennedy Dr
Town: Babinda
State or Territory: Queensland
Balgal Beach Foreshore Reserve Free Camping Area #1 48 hour limit.
Handy Information:
The maximum number of stays at any of these sites is once per week. Council officers routinely visit camping areas to check on how long people have stayed. If it is found that campers are not complying with this policy campers will be asked to move on. Those who do not comply may be evicted from the camping area.
Street: cnr Tooth Street & Esplanade
Town: Balgal
State or Territory: Queensland
Balgal Beach Foreshore Reserve Free Camping Area #2 48 hour limit.
Handy Information:
In order to protect the comfort of local residents and other visitors it is asked that all campers keep their site clean and tidy and not behave in an unruly manner. Please do not set up your camp (whether in a campervan or tent) in a way that restricts public use or access to any fixture of fittings. This includes any structure, pole, gazebo, barbeque, fence, tap, table, seat, etc. which has been provided for the use and enjoyment of all.
Street: Justin Street
Town: Balgal
State or Territory: Queensland
Ball Bay Foreshore Reserve Camping Area.
Handy Information:
A small, quiet beachside community that has a council operated camping reserve with limited facilities. Attendants visit daily to collect fees. Contact: Mackay Regional Council on 1300 622 529
Street: Ward Esplanade
Town: Ball Bay
State or Territory: Queensland
Ban Ban Springs Rest Area 24 Hour Limit.
Handy Information:
Take a short walk up the Burnett Hwy to the Roadhouse and grab a bite to eat, or some simple supplies and go back and have a picnic.
Street: Burnett Highway
Town: Ban Ban Springs
State or Territory: Queensland
