Carnarvon Gorge Camping Area

The Carnarvon Gorge camping area offers a remarkable camping experience right at the doorstep of Carnarvon Gorge in central Queensland's Sandstone Wilderness. Nestled under the canopy of majestic gum trees and Carnarvon fan palms, this camping area provides an ideal base for exploring the natural wonders of the Carnarvon National Park.

Additional rules

1) Open fires: Prohibited.

2) Generators: Not permitted.

Things to know

The camping area is accessible by conventional vehicles, making it convenient for a wide range of campers. Wheelchair access is available, though it may require some assistance. The camping area provides 35 numbered sites, each with specific dimensions that include space for vehicle parking. Some sites may have trees, which could limit their suitability for certain structures. The camping area is not suitable for caravans or large motorhomes, but alternative accommodations are available just outside the national park. Open fires are prohibited to protect the natural environment. Camping is only allowed in the Carnarvon Gorge visitor area during the Easter, June-July, and September-October Queensland school holidays, with a maximum stay of 5 nights. Campers are advised to bring animal-proof sealable containers for rubbish, as there is no garbage collection or removal service available. Insect repellent is also recommended. Mobile phone coverage is limited and unreliable in the area.

Neighborhood

Explore the labyrinth of trails and gorges that crisscross the stunning landscape. Enjoy picnics under the shade of towering eucalyptus trees and Carnarvon fan palms. Discover the park's diverse birdlife, with over 170 species to spot. Use a headlamp and spotlight to observe possums and gliders in the trees after dark.