Cairns and the surrounding areas offer campsites to suit all campers’ delights. Whether needing a weekend getaway in a pampered atmosphere or prefer a more secluded setting in your luxurious 4wd, outdoor lovers find a variety of locations.
Cairns Coconut Holiday Resort
When looking for a luxury campsite, Cairns Coconut Holiday Resort remains a popular destination. The facility lies on 28 acres of well-kept grounds that include rainforests, tropical gardens and vast lawns. Located on the southern Cairns entrance, the park offers a lagoon swimming pool and spa along with a splash water park, jumping pillow, tennis courts and giant chess. The long list of amenities also includes a camp kitchen, modern bathrooms, laundry facilities, miniature golf course and outdoor movies under the stars. Take snorkelling lessons or enjoy pleasant strolls around the property.
BIG4 Cairns Crystal Cascades Holiday Park
Crystal Cascades lies just 15 minutes from the heart of the city and remains another luxury camping option. The facility lies along the Freshwater Creek, which provides the perfect environment for bird watching, bushwalking and wildlife viewing. The park accommodates caravan and tent campers along with having condominiums and villas available. The property consists of lush, green lawns and tropical gardens along with every amenity desired. Prepare meals in the large camp kitchen, relax in the spa/swimming pool area or play a few games of tennis. The location also offers modern bathrooms, laundry facilities and Wi-Fi access.
Lake Placid Tourist Park
The park features caravan and tent sites in addition to cabin and villa accommodations set amongst 14 acres of tropical rainforest. The facility lies next to the clear waters of Lake Placid and near the Barron River Gorge National Park. Popular hikes include the 15-minute trek to the crystal stream. Guests enjoy modern bathroom and laundry facilities along with a stainless steel, outdoor camp kitchen, located near the pool area. A shop provides basic grocery needs, treats, supplies and mail service.
Danbulla National Park and State Forest
Campers desiring a more rural camping experience venture to this scenic national park. The park has six different campgrounds that lie next to or within close proximity to the Barron River or Tinaroo Lake. These areas allow boating, fishing and other water activities. Younger guests enjoy playing in the open spaces of The Chimneys. A popular hiking trail travels through the rainforest to Mobo Creek Crater. Each location offers sites on lawns and features flush toilets and fire rings. Campers must supply water, food and firewood. The forest spans around 12,000 hectares and supports numerous species of wildlife.
Davies Creek National Park
Pack up the camping gear and head less than one hour up the road to this scenic national park that lies on the Atherton Tableland. The rustic sites stand close to the clear waters of the creek, which accommodates swimming, canoeing and kayaking. The sites also have open fireplaces and pit toilets. The stunning scenery here includes eucalyptus forests and granite outcroppings and there are many different trails for hiking. Less than 10 kilometres down the Davies Creek Road lies the connecting Dinden National Park, which also features rural campsites.
Author Bio: Chelsea is an avid traveller and has been to many countries. She likes writing about her experiences and recommending activities and places to visit to those who are interested.
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