Booloumba Creek Camp 1

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  Allows fires

3 Reviews

Jakahn B.

8 months ago

Great place good location had a blast

Bren S.

4 years ago

Exceptional part of the world. This rainforest should be protected at all costs. Campgrounds are very well laid out with 4 grounds to pick from, all featuring multiple sites. Campgrounds 1-3 are situated by Booloumba creek, which features crystal clear waters and a great swimming hole. Most suitable for tent camping as you cannot have your car directly by the campsite. Campground 4 is in a big clearing and is best for those wanting to camp next to their car or in a caravan/rooftop tent. There are a couple creek crossings to get in, so it is high clearance access only, however you don't need a 4wd. Those in Foresters or Tributes will be fine provided it isn't after heavy rain. Visit outside of school holidays.

Greg N.

5 years ago

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Anycamper 4 years ago

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Are dogs allowed?

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No by Bren S.

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No by Jilly

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majority of national parks do not allow dogs by Blue Staffy Camper

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Nearby locations

• Conondale National Park
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• Sunshine Coast
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