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The Moreton Bay Region
 MORETON BAY REGIONS                                          scenic locations in Queens-
                                                                  offfers some of the most



                                                            land to holiday, from the fa-
 b t
 b e e s s t                                                mous Pumicestone Passage,
                                                                  to our stunning National
                                                                 Parks, our scenic seaside

                                                            and our lakes and dams. For
                                                                 everyone from the begin-
 camping spots                                                  “bushie”, we’ve found the
                                                             ner camper to the seasoned



                                                                best places to provide the

                                                           serenity you need to unwind
                                                                 and relax these holidays.








 Bongaree Caravan Park                                     Ocean Beach Camping Area
 Opposite Pumicestone Passage                           Close to Woorim Beach, Bribie Island
 Bongaree Caravan Park offers a tranquil base from which to enjoy all that Bribie Island has   Ocean Beach Camping Area is located 16km to 19km north of the beach access point on
 to offer. Just across the road from the famous Pumicestone passage, home to wildlife such   North Street, Woorim. The camping area is in a prime location on the eastern side of the
 as dolphins, dugongs and turtles, the park has a variety of accommodation, from camping   island with Freshwater Creek nearby. If you’re an avid fisher, this is the spot for you! The
 to caravans, as well as on site holiday villas and cottages. Enjoy spectacular views of Pum-  campsites do vary a bit between sites with a combination of sand, dirt and some grass. The
 icestone passage, the Glasshouse Mountains and the Redcliffe Peninsula. Swimming is very   camp sites just behind the dunes are accessible from defined track entrances. Make sure to
 popular for all ages, with calm water beaches, great fishing, a number of walking paths to   use these and do not drive over dunes. Camping is not allowed in the foredunes or on the
 explore the area and it is within walking distance to local shops & restaurants. To find out   beach. The site is 4wd drive access only and you will need a vehicle access permit.
 more, head to - www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/bongaree-caravan-park/accommodation/  To learn more, visit  -  www.npsr.qld.gov.au/parks/bribie-island/camping.html#ocean_
                                          beach_camping_area

 Neurum Creek Bush Retreat                                            Donnybrook
 Borders D’Aguilar National Park                                   Quiet Seaside Spot
 Neurum Creek Bush Retreat provides dog friendly camping grounds. Enjoy the great out-  If boating and fishing is your thing, Donnybrook Caravan Park provides the perfect get-
 doors with many activities including trail walking, swimming, canoeing, and much more.   away holiday in a peaceful seaside village. Launch your boat from the adjacent boat ramp
 The township of Woodford is a twelve minute drive away, where you’ll find friendly service   and cruise out into the picturesque Pumicestone Passage for a relaxing or fun-filled day on
 and advice as well as being able to cater for all your needs, be it food, refreshments, fuel,   the water. Return to your caravan in the afternoon and enjoy a relaxing barbeque or head to
 restaurants, etc. The site of the famous “Woodford Folk Festival” is only fifteen minutes   the local bowls club for a meal. A general store and post office across the road and a take-
 away. If you book a campsite for the week leading up to Christmas, expect a visit from   away next door provide for your basic needs. This spot is perfect for the keen fisherman! To
 Santa and the local firies! Campsite owners, Simon and Tracey, are also gearing up to host   find out more and to book a site, visit - www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au/donnybrook-cara-
 Australia Day with live music and more!. For more information, visit - www.ncbr.com.au/  van-park/


 Worldsaway Retreat                                         Middle Kobble Bush Camp
 View of Glass House Mountains and Moreton Bay                        Hikers Dream
 Set on 40 acres of pristine land in the hinterland of Ocean View, the retreat overlooks the   Middle Kobble Bush Camp is a remote bush campsite in an open grassy area next to Kobble
 Glass House Mountains and Moreton Bay. Worldsaway Retreat is a 10-minute drive from   Creek, in the remote northern section of D’Aguilar National Park. This campsite is for the
 the yesteryear town of Dayboro and quaint village of Mt Mee. Wineries, restaurants and   more experienced campers as it is walk-in camping only. A short walk takes you to the
 Mt Mee State Park are all nearby. You’re offered a stunning, open space to relax, unwind   top of Kobble Creek waterfall. Keep an eye out for the prehistoric-looking Lepidozamia
 and re-energise. Right in the midst of nature, Worldsaway Retreat is a sanctuary to sooth   (cycads) on your walk to the bush camp. Skinks and keelbacks (freshwater snakes) can
 your soul, your body and your mind. If you’re not a fan of pitching a tent, you can always   be seen basking on the rocks at the top of Kobble Creek waterfall. Bottlebrush plants and
 choose the glamping option of their self-contained cabins. The surreal, breath-taking views   flowers along the creek beside the bush camp site make for a stunningly scenic hike. Search
 will seize you with the amazing Glass House Mountains, ocean, islands, waterfalls, valleys   for the campsite via - www.npsr.qld.gov.au/parks/daguilar/camping.html
 and forests. It’s almost unbelievable. To learn more, visit - www.worldsawayretreat.com


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