Best beach camp on Fraser

There are good sites from before Eurong all the way up to Sandy Cape. If you want central - just pick 2 or 3 of the zones in that area (eg. north or south of the Maheno) and check them out before deciding on a spot. It should only take you about 30 mins to check out a couple of zones completely - take some gps waypoints of the better spots and come back to the one you prefer.

If it is windy, try to get a spot with some protection rather than an open, exposed spot.

"You will see every thing in a week"
Got to disagree there Rob. With tides often restricting travel together with the inland speed limits, even if you just visited the key attractions & did the short walks it would still take a minimum of 2 weeks to see the Island.
One thing that amazed us on our first trip was despite going during the Sept Holidays you could easily dodge the crowds by avoiding the "Poscard sites". At one camp on the West coast we saw a total of 5 cars in 3 days & passed about the same to Sandy Cape, our favorite spot by far.

Cheers Craig....................

MacKenzie is still open. Just have to put up with all the bloody tour buses taking up all the prime spots. The general public carpark has been moved way back so all the bloody buses can park. Last time I went there, about 2 years ago, we counted 16 buses in the carpark and there would have been close to 500 - 600 people in/around the lake..... No wonder it's being destroyed :-((