Ocean Beach Camping Area

The Ocean Beach camping area, located on Bribie Island in Queensland, Australia, offers a unique camping experience behind the sand dunes right on the beach.

Additional rules

1) Open fires: allowed in provided fire rings only (except when fire bans or prohibition apply) but fuel stoves recommended.
2) Generators: not permitted.

Things to know

Access to the camping area requires a high-clearance 4WD vehicle with low range capability. A vehicle access permit is also mandatory, which should be displayed on your windscreen. Two-wheel-drive (2WD) vehicles, trail bikes, and motorbikes are not allowed in the Bribie Island Recreation Area. There are 62 numbered camp sites, suitable for tent camping beside your car, walk-in camping, camper trailers, and large groups. Campsite surfaces include sand, dirt, and grass. Open fires are allowed in provided fire rings only, except during fire bans or prohibitions, but fuel stoves are recommended. Generators are not permitted. Essentials to bring include water for drinking and cooking, a gas stove or firewood (such as untreated mill off-cuts, not bush timber), rubbish bags, and insect repellent. Visitors camping away from facilities are encouraged to bring portable toilets to help reduce bush toileting. Mobile phone coverage is generally available in the area.

Neighborhood

Ocean Beach camping area offers a range of recreational activities, including swimming, fishing, boating, and scenic drives. The expansive beach provides ample space for various water and beach activities. History enthusiasts can explore the nearby Fort Bribie ruins, including gun emplacements, mine-control huts, and searchlight buildings. Markers guide visitors to these historical sites located behind the dunes.