NSW or QLD Camping

Charlie Morelands and Peach trees I don't think you can have a dog.

Good point to check on that. As state forest camp sites I though dogs might be allowed. Also, is Peach Trees overflow different from Peach Trees ?

Should have mentioned Bundjalung NP (south of Evans Head), has some great spots, being a NP can get expensive for an extended stay.

Glastonbury is on the DERM site as Brooyar.

http://www.derm.qld.gov.au/parks/brooyar/camping.html

Baz&Pud,
Bundjalung being a NP you can't have a hound.

GezzaMate,
Try South Ballina Beach Holiday Park They allow hounds if you ring them first.
Happy Holidays

Thanks everyone. Will look into all of those. Was leaning towards Inskip, but had heard the midges and mozzies drive you crazy and most recently heard dogs werent allowed any more. We have an X Trail, so kind of a 4x4 but towing a trailer.

Have a good look at main beach at Straddie.....I would want to be close to the water in Dec to cook down

X-Trail will be fine at Inskip. At that time of year its elbows out and hope that the tent 2 meters from yours doesn't have snorers in it. It gets really crowded. I have found that a few small tents is good because you can get in between trees, where bigger tents and campers can not go. Gives you more options when its really chockers.

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Hi Guy's,
That place sounds really nice, would you have a web site or Ph No that you could share pls, I know kilkivan but can't picture the turn-off area.

Many thanks
Redbacks

http://www.bushcamping.com.au/

good park!

kid, dog, music, everything friendly; pretty much! :)

there's even a dam to camp by, and toilet/shower blocks...

plus you get the queens deer and the odd 20 horses run by.


Bestbrook Mountain Resort is also another great one for small groups or large events even, with a homestead with playrooms, pool, cabins, and camping spaces with fire places already set up near a nice running creek..
http://www.bestbrook.com.au/


Does anyone know any other gems like these two South East of Brisbane?

Anywhere nice for a group to stay up Lions Rd or Mt Lindesay Hwy??

:)

Also at Imbil is the Deer Park. Like Island Reach a nice "kid Friendly" creek running down the back of the park but nice ammenities and power if you need it. The dog is allowed in one section of the park on a lead at all times but not much power in that section so get in early and secure a spot if it is not too late already.

Another nice spot is John's Landing on the banks of the Noosa River out from Tewantin. It has been a long time since I was there as it was getting a bit rough (other campers not the area) for our liking with the kids, but if that has changed it would be a spot I would go back to in a flash as it was a nice spot on the river.

Cheers, Trevor.

Hi Gezzamate,
have been to Glastonbury creek once, very hard to get into if your van is larger than 15ft, when we was there the creek/river was dry, but after the rain should be plenty of water now, not sure about dogs there??.
not really to much to do for the little ones & would be an 1/2 an Hr getting in & out from the main turn-off, wouldn't be my first choice, but thats just me !!
Regards
Redbacks