Fraser Island Waddy point campground

you can have a fire in the campground (in the rings provided) if you bring your own milled timber.

Outside of that I'm sure that the lack of a campfire won't really take that much away from your overall camping experience.

I had a drive through the new campground and it does look very good, don't overlook the new Central Station campground or the new facilities at Dundabarra either.

hi geg,
at waddy you can have fires in the concrete rings provided in most sites. you must bring your own mill timber onto the island, the shell servo at rainbow beach sells it if you dont want to lug it with you.

the refurbished camp area at lower waddy looks ok and you can book sites, make sure you get a shady one. the upper camp area is inside the dingo fence and is closer to showers and toilets. the rangers keep an watch for noisy campers. when last there in april it was all quiet by 9.00pm.

i like the beach but on any of my trips when its windy waddy becomes home.

regards peter

camping grounds at Waddy and Dundaburra will pprobably already be booked out for the September holidays. They usually book out well in advance as September is a very popular month to go to Fraser

I was on Fraser in May of this year - and they have a TOTAL FIRE BAN. No fires of any kind, anywhere. The ranger even raised his eyes when I had a small fire just to get some heat beds working. Next trip I am going to Moreton - you can still have fires there.

Jack