Beilba Camping Area

The Beilba bush camping area is a picturesque spot located within Expedition National Park in Queensland, Australia. It offers a unique outdoor experience for nature enthusiasts and camping enthusiasts alike.

Additional rules

1) Open fires: allowed (except when fire bans apply). Fuel stoves recommended.

2) Generators: prohibited.

Things to know

Beilba camping area is situated within Expedition National Park. To reach it from the park entrance, you'll need to drive approximately 1.8 kilometers and then turn left, continuing for another 1.3 kilometers to reach the bush camping area. Beilba camping area is accessible by 4WD vehicles, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a more rugged camping experience. Off-road camper trailers are also recommended for this location. Unlike some campgrounds with defined individual sites, Beilba camping area is an open area without separately defined sites. Beilba camping area is suitable for various camping styles. Whether you prefer tent camping beside your car, walk-in camping, or camping with off-road camper trailers, you can find a suitable spot here. The campsite surfaces are primarily dirt, so campers should come prepared with suitable camping gear and equipment for this terrain. Beilba camping area offers a back-to-basics camping experience, as it does not provide any facilities. Campers should plan to be self-sufficient during their stay. When camping at Beilba, it's essential to bring at least 7 liters of water per person per day for drinking, cooking, and washing. Additionally, campers should come prepared with insect repellent, a gas stove and fuel, and sealable containers for rubbish disposal. Following Leave No Trace principles is crucial to preserving the natural beauty of the area. Mobile phone coverage is generally available.

Neighborhood

Beilba offers a serene and scenic camping experience. The campsite is nestled in a shady, open, wooded area, providing respite from the sun during the day. One of the highlights of this camping area is the stunning views it offers over a rocky gorge, making it a fantastic location for nature lovers and photographers.