North Point (tent Site) Camping Area

The North Point camping area is a picturesque spot located at the northern tip of an island, nestled between Yellow Patch and Cape Moreton. This campsite offers a tranquil and natural setting for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy.

Additional rules

1) Open fires: prohibited.
2) Generator use: not permitted.

Things to know

Access to the campground is limited to high clearance 4WD vehicles, and it's not accessible by standard vehicles. Additionally, it is necessary to park a short distance away from each campsite, and it's not possible to drive onto or beside tent sites. The North Point campground offers large, grassy sites that are well-defined, with many of them providing shade. Each site is marked with totems for easy identification. There is a maximum of 21 sites available at North Point, all marked with totems. Please note that seasonal closures may affect the availability of sites at different times of the year. North Point camping area is suitable for tent camping, camper trailers, and large groups. The campsite features a grassy surface, providing a comfortable and natural setting for camping. Open fires are prohibited at North Point camping area to preserve the natural environment and minimize fire risk. The use of generators is not permitted to maintain a peaceful and eco-friendly camping experience. Please be aware that mobile phone coverage in this area is poor and unreliable, so plan accordingly for communication needs.

Neighborhood

1) Swimming: You can enjoy swimming at the nearby surf beach, which is within walking distance from the campground.
2) Fishing: The area offers opportunities for fishing, making it a popular choice for anglers.
3) Scenic Drive: The campground is located in a scenic area, and you can explore the beauty of the island with a scenic drive.
4) Walking: There are short walks available within the campground area, allowing you to explore the natural surroundings.
5) Honeymoon Bay: North Point camping area is conveniently located within walking distance to Honeymoon Bay, which is another stunning natural attraction worth visiting.