Tully Gorge National Park

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  Allows fires

4 Reviews

Rick w.

1 year ago

Captain A.

2 years ago

Excellent campsite and day use area! There's just LOADS of available space here. Facilities are fantastic with running (non-drinking) water, flushing toilets, and cold showers. Short walks to multiple river access points. You MUST bring a super-effective insect repellant with you, as the march flies are INCREDIBLY persistent and voluminous until sundown. Quite breezy in the right areas. Gazebos in the picnic areas and picnic tables in the campgrounds make having sit-down meals a bit easier for families. Campsites must be booked on the Qld parks website but the price is reasonable.

Sam M.

5 years ago

Diego P.

5 years ago

Nice place. Although the camping is in the heart of the National Park still has water, and decent facilities for spending a good time

Top Questions

Alanna B. 4 years ago

Question:

Do you need a 4x4 to get here?

Answer:

Not to most spots, but in the wet season a car with some clearance would be helpful by Sam M.

Answer:

Thanks! by Alanna B.

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Nearby locations

• Tully Gorge National Park
• Tully Falls National Park
• Tropical North Queensland
• Cardstone