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Ocean Beach Camping Area                        Baden Powell Park Scout Campsite Samford
                    Close to Woorim Beach, Bribie Island                    Nestled away in Samford Valley
       Ocean Beach Camping Area is located 16km to 19km north of the  The beautiful Baden-Powell Park campsite, owned by Scouts QLD,
       beach access point on North Street, Woorim. The camping area is in a  is  a  150-acre  leafy  green  site  within  walking  distance  of  the  quaint
       prime location on the eastern side of the island with Freshwater Creek  Samford Village. The site boasts a 25m swimming pool, endless walking
       nearby. If you’re an avid fisher, this is the spot for you! The campsites  tracks, hot water showers, a large dam with plenty of fish.  There is
       do vary a bit between sites with a combination of sand, dirt and some  also equipment for hire, such as Mountain Bikes.  There are various
       grass. The camp sites just behind the dunes are accessible from defined  accommodation options available to public campers, so if you prefer the
       track entrances. Make sure to use these and do not drive over dunes.  glamping option, you can hire a bell tent. Bunk huts are also available or
       Camping is not allowed in the foredunes or on the beach. The site is  powered sites for you to park your caravan. Bookings are essential, and
       4wd drive access only and you will need a vehicle access permit.   the campsite is sometimes not available due to Scouting events. Please
       To learn more, visit - www.npsr.qld.gov.au/parks/bribie-island/camping. check availability through the Scouts QLD Bookings Office - bookings@
       html#ocean_beach_camping_area                         scoutsqld.com.au or (07) 3721 5737.















                            Donnybrook                                        Toorbul Caravan Park
                          Quiet Seaside Spot                                  Boaters and fishers dream!
       If boating and fishing is your thing, Donnybrook Caravan Park provides  Boating and fishing in the adjacent pristine waters of the Pumicestone
       the perfect get-away holiday in a peaceful seaside village. Launch your  Passage makes Toorbul Caravan Park the ideal getaway spot for the
       boat from the adjacent boat ramp and cruise out into the picturesque  fishing and water sports enthusiast. Boat ramp, fishing supplies,
       Pumicestone Passage for a relaxing or fun-filled day on the water. Return  convenience store and tavern are all within 400 metres of the park in
       to your caravan in the afternoon and enjoy a relaxing barbeque or head  this peaceful seaside community. Kangaroos wandering the streets in
       to the local bowls club for a meal. A general store and post office across  the late afternoon make this a unique holiday location! The park offers
       the road and a take-away next door provide for your basic needs. This  good facilities for caravan and campers including a BBQ area, large
       spot is perfect for the keen fisherman! To find out more and to book a  amenities block, and coin operated laundry. It is recommended that
       site, visit - www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/donnybrook-caravan-park/  bookings be made well in advance to ensure availability of a site. For
                                                             more information, visit - www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/toorbul-caravan-
                                                             park/accommodation/















                     Middle Kobble Bush Camp                         Murrenbong Scout Campsite Kurwongbah
                            Hikers Dream                                      Peaceful camping setting
       Middle Kobble Bush Camp is a remote bush campsite in an open grassy  Located just 30mins north of Brisbane in the spectacular suburb of
       area next to Kobble Creek, in the remote northern section of D’Aguilar  Kurwongbah  is  the  gorgeous  Murrenbong  Campsite.  Known  for  its
       National Park. This campsite is for the more experienced campers as it is  traditional bush camping, walking trails and large dam, the Scouts QLD
       walk-in camping only. A short walk takes you to the top of Kobble Creek  campsite offers a peaceful setting for even the most basic camper to
       waterfall. Keep an eye out for the prehistoric-looking Lepidozamia  spend a few days to recharge and get away from the hustle and bustle of
       (cycads) on your walk to the bush camp. Skinks and keelbacks  life. The Murrenbong Campsite offers bush camping, non-powered sites
       (freshwater snakes) can be seen basking on the rocks at the top of  and has a bunk hut and dining hall/kitchen for larger groups that wish to
       Kobble Creek waterfall. Bottlebrush plants and flowers along the creek  stay onsite. Bookings are essential and can be made with the onsite staff.
       beside the bush camp site make for a stunningly scenic hike. Search for  Booking contact details - bookings@murrenbong.org.au or
       the campsite via - www.npsr.qld.gov.au/parks/daguilar/camping.html  (07) 3285 5408.
















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