Our Favourite Six Camping Sites In Queensland
It is tough living in Brisbane where we are blessed with an almost embarrassing number of beach camping options. Double Island Point, Fraser Island, Moreton Island and Straddie. Here is our six hidden camping gems. Kinkuna Kinkuna is bush camping at the beach with only the sea breeze to keep you company that gets the juices flowing, then work your way down through the gears, drop the tyre pressures when the gravel starts smacking the insides of the guards and rock on in to a world of no-numbered campsites, no toilets, no showers, no rubbish bins, no water and no rice burners with thumping subs . How to get there: Access to Kinkuna, the northern section of the Burrum Coast National Park, is by 4WD vehicle only. Travel 14km south from Bundaberg on the Bundaberg-Goodwood-Childers Rd. Why it's great: Kinkuna is a quiet and peaceful location ideal for families.Camping is permitted behind coastal dunes, just a short walk to the water and beach. There ar...