Directory: A-Z
The Ceratodus Rest Area is on the banks of the Burnett River, There is a railway building that has been moved onsite, undercover picnic tables and rubbish bins, so you can refresh oneself, ready for the next destination.
Chaffe Creek Camping Ground
Chaffe Creek Camping Ground is a great campsite spread across 2 sections, there are long drop toilets and a few fireplaces. This camping area is a bit more open than a few others close to this location. You can also catch a fish dinner if you try hard eno ...
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The Chandada Pioneer Park runs alongside the main highway, level area and OK for a break from driving and a picnic using the table provided.
The Chapman Valley Rest Area has a few trees for shade, undercover picnic tables, undercover bbq facilities, public toilet block, rubbish bins, and it's set back on a large gravel surface, with plenty of space to park the largest caravan.
Charlton Gordon Park has the Avocca River running alongside the park area To camp here your rig must have it's own toilet facilities, as you cannot use the park amenities.
The Cherrypool Park is next to the Glenelg River. with room to maneuver and places to park along this dirt road. You can try your hand at fishing or grab a camera and stretch your legs. If your in need of the toilets you have a around half a kilometer to ...
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The Cherrypool Park Rest Area is next to Cherrypool waterhole on the Glenelg River It's a nice place to stop and have a picnic.
Chiltern Park Rest Area has a short walk to some historic Gold diggings and an undercover bbq, picnic tables and public toilet, with plenty of room to park your caravan.
At the Chinaman Creek Dam Recreation Park you should keep an eye open for freshwater crocodiles in the dam, take your kayak for a spin and a camera in case something pops up out of the water with big teeth, or try your hand at fishing.
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Chinchilla Weir Camping Area
While at the Chinchilla Weir Camping Area you will enjoy hearing hardly any traffic noise, as the main camping area is set well away from the road. Approx 8 powered sites - donation can be made at tourist info centre for power. Drop the kayak and go for a ...
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If stopping at the Chowne VC Memorial Rest Area it's worth your time to read as to whom this site is named after, and understand how a brave man died for his country. This rest spot has a public toilet, tank water, some undercover picnic tables and a few ...
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At the Clairview Park Rest Area Fishing is mainly at High Tide, unless you want to walk forever in the mud, and run like hell when the tide turns hahahaha, and when you do catch a fish there are electric and wood-fired BBQs available.
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The Clarendon Rest Area has plenty of trees to keep the sun off you, picnic tables and some rubbish bins, and lots of room to park your caravan.
Clarke Lagoon Wildlife Reserve is a peaceful place with lots of level space for family camping with lots of trees for shade, and fast flowing water in the river for a swim or fishing.
The Claude Wharton Weir Park is busy in the morning with locals taking a walk, nice boat ramp and plenty of opportunities to get your line wet, it's well worth a peek. NO CAMPING PERMITTED
The Clay Wells Rest Area is a level area that runs parallel to the Princes Highway with not a lot between you and the road.
Cliff Head North Rest Area 72 Hour LImit
The Cliff Head North Rest Area as long as you are self sufficient this is a great place for you. There are three public toilets and undercover picnic tables and rubbish bins. There is plenty of turning area for big rigs. Shade from trees for your campsite ...
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Cloncurry Visitor Information Centre
Open hours:Monday to Friday 8.30am - 4:30pmWeekends & Public Holidays 9am – 4.30pmMay to end of October 9am – 2pmClosed Christmas Day, Boxing Day & New Years Day
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