Esperance, Western Australia

It is, a small town on the south coast of Western Australia, really what makes the west coast so special. Sparkling waters and white sand stretch for miles, bordered by incredible bushwalks and seaside views.

 

Grampians National Park, Victoria

Located off the coast of the Great Ocean Road, this national park presents beautiful mountain views, with incessant nature walks in the area to discover all that this place has to offer. There are overnight hikes that take you to some magnificent camping spots nestled on mountain peaks.

 

Jervis Bay, New South Wales

The summer months give stunning sunny days and hot temperatures, and the winter months present views of humpback whales migrating north.

 

Flinders Ranges, South Australia

A five-hour drive from Adelaide, steal a site at Wilpena Pound Campground and discover the 540-million-year-old landscape. It is suggested to visit during winter months, since the summer can bring horrendous temperatures.

 

 Blue Mountains, New South Wales

Located just two hours from Sydney, the Ingar Campground in the Blue Mountains is entirely free on a first come first serve basis. If you go during the winter months, making sure to dress warm as the mountain temperature is not your typical Aussie weather.

 

 Daintree National Park, Queensland

Portion of the Wet Tropics World Heritage area, this national park is a retreat for endless rainforest, beautiful beaches, and varied wildlife. The Noah Beach camping site is located 50m from the shore, underneath the mossy trees—this isn’t your regular camping experience.

 

Kalbarri, Western Australia

This National Park is a must-do when you are exploring the west coast, with river gorges, scenic hikes, and famous red and white striped rock formations for miles. If you go in the right season, the wildflowers will be in a bloom, creating a magical pop of color in the national park as far as the eye can see.

 

Margaret River, Western Australia

Margaret River has it all—wonderful beaches, world-renowned surfing, wineries, and cafés. Only a three-hour drive from Perth, there are a ton of campsites to choose from. The sunsets over the ocean are a little unique, and the temperatures in the winter don’t often drop below five degrees, making it the perfect camping spot year-round.

 

MillaaMillaa, Queensland

To say it’s a tropical paradise is an understatement, surrounded by lush rainforest and Queensland’s highest mountain, Mt Bartle Frere, at an elevation of 1,611 meters (5,285 ft).

 

It’s no secret that Australia offers the best of the best: amazing beaches, coastal views, national parks, and superb weather. Well, the country also offers some quite impressive camping spots to pitch a tent, meaning you can enjoy and appreciate the country’s outdoor spaces even more.

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So, plan and enjoy!