Bagara / Burnett Heads Lighthouse Rocks

 

Lighthouse Rocks Concert

 Hervey Bay to Bargara 138km

Accommodation:     Big4 Breeze Holiday Park
Our Rating:             10/10
Cost:                                           
Campfires:               Yes
Image Gallery:        Lighthouse Rocks Concert
Travelling with:        Fiona Ellis, Steve & Mel Conlan

 

Description

Bargara is a highly recommended destination that should be on your bucket list. It is home to the Southern Great Barrier Reef and six of the world's seven species of turtles. The rolling waves and cool ocean breeze make BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks - Bargara the ideal place to stay for your beachfront getaway.

The palm tree-lined foreshore, pleasant weather all year round, six kilometers of paved Oceanside pathways, and a dining scene famous for their farm-to-plate experience make BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks - Bargara a place you wouldn't want to miss. You can choose from a range of accommodation options including cabins, caravans, and camping beachside.

Gootchie Creek Escape - Gootchie

Mary VAlley Rattler and Gootchie Creek

 Hervey Bay to Gootchie 78km

Accommodation:     GootchieCreek Escape
Our Rating:              10/10
Cost:                                          
Campfires:              Yes
Image Gallery:        Gootchie CreekEscape
Travelling with:        Fiona Ellis, Sue Murry, Kyle & Wayne Pitt, 

                               Sarah Dave Rodwell, Marty & Cathy Kavanagh

Camp Description

Gootchie Creek Escape is a 600-acre property located just 1.3 kilometres off the Bruce Highway at Gootchie. The property offers beautiful campsites that are all situated along Gootchie Creek and around several spring-fed billabongs. The area is full of wildlife, and we welcome pets. Come and enjoy some relaxation next to a campfire and the creek. We look forward to seeing you soon.

Noosa Habitat

 

Part 8 of our 2022 Adventure

Hervey Bay to Habitat Noosa 3985km

Accommodation:     HabitatNoosa
Our Rating:              10/10
Cost:                                          
Campfires:              Yes
Image Gallery:        Habitat Noosa
Travelling with:        Fiona Ellis, Steve & Mel Conlan

Camp Description

Habitat Noosa Everglades Eco camp is an exciting eco-tourism product situated just 25 minutes to the north of Noosa. The campsite, which covers 65 acres of natural bushland, was previously known as Elanda Point Education Centre & Adventure Park. It has undergone extensive revitalization, including the addition of onsite cabins, camping facilities, motorhome parks, and glamping accommodations, as well as renovated amenities.

Duaringa Rest Area

Part 8 of our 2022 Adventure

Joys Camp to Duaringa Rest Area 500km
Hervey Bay to Duaringa 3046km

Accommodation:     DuaringaRest Area (McKenzie Park)
Our Rating:              10/10
Cost:                                          
Campfires:              Yes
Image Gallery:        Duaringa Rest Area
Travelling with:        Fiona Ellis, Steve & Mel Conlan

Camp Description

If you're looking for a place to camp, you can head to MacKenzie Park in Duaringa. The park offers a free 48-hour camping experience, and if you wish to donate, you can visit the visitor information centre and talk to the volunteers.

 MacKenzie Park is situated on the eastern side of the town and is known for the rare Duaringa Stringy Bark tree that grows only in this region. The tree, also called 'Budgeroo' by the Aboriginals, can reach up to 10 metres in height and has bushy foliage with small white flowers blooming in spring. The early Aboriginals used the bark of this tree to make baskets, rope, and building materials, and it holds great cultural significance to them.

Joys Camp

Part 7 of our 2022 Adventure

Talaroo to Joys Camp 585km
Hervey Bay to JOys Camp2546km

Accommodation:     JoysCamp – Gravel pit
Our Rating:              10/10
Cost:                       Free                                          
Campfires:              Yes
Image Gallery:        Joys Camp
Travelling with:        Fiona Ellis, Steve & Mel Conlan

Description

If you're looking for a spot for unofficial bush camping, there is a clearing off of Gregory Highway that might be perfect for you. However, it can be hard to spot, so make sure to slow down and look for an old, dead tree on the left when heading south. Keep in mind that there are no facilities on site, so campers must be self-sufficient. Remember to take all of your rubbish with you and leave no trace behind. It's important to note that there are many Dingos and wild dogs in the area, so always stay alert and never leave food scraps outside overnight. Additionally, there are no toilet facilities available, so if you do not have your own toilet, make sure to bury human waste at least 100m from tracks and water bodies. Lastly, please bury toilet paper or bag it and dispose of it in a bin once you leave the site.