Back to basic bush Camping, only your groups share your site, we encourage self-SUFFICIENCY, you must comply with the covid restrictions at the time of your booking.
S R A P is open 365 days per year office hours 7am to 7pm.
With Covid restriction continually changing we ask you to fill in the forms we send once you email us and return them to hold your booking. Payment are due 3 days prior to camp in time for funds to be processed. We do not refund we hold credits should your plans change, Covid requirements or weather patterns change and you are unable to enter the park. The park offers you the opportunity to get back to nature and enjoy the outdoors. Some campsite are private other semi private. Most are only accessible by 4WD vehicles. with very limited access to the lower campsites for All WD and 2WD vehicles. If camping with friends with 4WD those 2WD vehicles park up at the office and their friends ferry them up to the groups site.
Camping is back to basics and we ask you to be self-sufficient and take you own rubbish home with you as we do not receive a garbage service.
We have a NO GLASS BEER BOTTLE POLICY and cans can be deposited in the cage at the entry office area. Each campsite area has a set campfire pit and we ask guests to please use this area and do not set fires on other parts of the grass campsite area
Camp courtesy is requested especially at night. Sound travels in the bush so walk to the next campsite and if you can hear your music please lower it. Not everyone has the same music choice. 9.30pm all music and rowdy laughter is to be lowered, 11pm even lower. We don't mind if you want to sit around your campfire till early hours of the morning but others want a peaceful nights sleep. Children must be supervised at all times.
Remember you are in the bush and mother nature rules with seasonal nature occurrences in our environment.
The Park offers hot showers, composting toilets and dry chemical toilets within walking distance of each campsite. Do not put nappies, pads, plastic bags or wipes in these toilets please. Dogs are not permitted in amenities
Pets are welcome as long as they are on leads and you clean up after them. While at your campsite Dogs MUST BE ATTACHED to runners. If you bring your dog you must consider other people and other dogs in the park. We also have a large wildlife population we must protect. It will only take one dog incident and that could result in the park following National Parks rulings regarding dog access
We have two queen size bedrooms for hire in the main house for those in your group that don't like camping out under the stars. These have external access to a shared bathroom. We have two Glamping Tents available. Camp ovens $30 and Camp port-a-loos $30 weekend hire
Some campsites offer views, while others are within a bush settings for guests to enjoy. Campsites are numbered 1 to 14 and you can pre-book a specific site. We offer related businesses Campsite Sponsorship packages. Please speak to owners if you are interested in sponsoring a particular campsite.
Please note 2WD vehicles will not be able to explore any further in the park past Opposite Lock campsite. Click here to view entry area, if you drive a low lying two wheel drive, we recommend you park up at the office.
Campsites and room hire information below. All sites have bush toilets within walking distance and campfire pits
With Covid restriction continually changing we ask you to fill in the forms we send once you email us and return them to hold your booking. Payment are due 3 days prior to camp in time for funds to be processed. We do not refund we hold credits should your plans change, Covid requirements or weather patterns change and you are unable to enter the park. The park offers you the opportunity to get back to nature and enjoy the outdoors. Some campsite are private other semi private. Most are only accessible by 4WD vehicles. with very limited access to the lower campsites for All WD and 2WD vehicles. If camping with friends with 4WD those 2WD vehicles park up at the office and their friends ferry them up to the groups site.
Camping is back to basics and we ask you to be self-sufficient and take you own rubbish home with you as we do not receive a garbage service.
We have a NO GLASS BEER BOTTLE POLICY and cans can be deposited in the cage at the entry office area. Each campsite area has a set campfire pit and we ask guests to please use this area and do not set fires on other parts of the grass campsite area
Camp courtesy is requested especially at night. Sound travels in the bush so walk to the next campsite and if you can hear your music please lower it. Not everyone has the same music choice. 9.30pm all music and rowdy laughter is to be lowered, 11pm even lower. We don't mind if you want to sit around your campfire till early hours of the morning but others want a peaceful nights sleep. Children must be supervised at all times.
Remember you are in the bush and mother nature rules with seasonal nature occurrences in our environment.
The Park offers hot showers, composting toilets and dry chemical toilets within walking distance of each campsite. Do not put nappies, pads, plastic bags or wipes in these toilets please. Dogs are not permitted in amenities
Pets are welcome as long as they are on leads and you clean up after them. While at your campsite Dogs MUST BE ATTACHED to runners. If you bring your dog you must consider other people and other dogs in the park. We also have a large wildlife population we must protect. It will only take one dog incident and that could result in the park following National Parks rulings regarding dog access
We have two queen size bedrooms for hire in the main house for those in your group that don't like camping out under the stars. These have external access to a shared bathroom. We have two Glamping Tents available. Camp ovens $30 and Camp port-a-loos $30 weekend hire
Some campsites offer views, while others are within a bush settings for guests to enjoy. Campsites are numbered 1 to 14 and you can pre-book a specific site. We offer related businesses Campsite Sponsorship packages. Please speak to owners if you are interested in sponsoring a particular campsite.
Please note 2WD vehicles will not be able to explore any further in the park past Opposite Lock campsite. Click here to view entry area, if you drive a low lying two wheel drive, we recommend you park up at the office.
Campsites and room hire information below. All sites have bush toilets within walking distance and campfire pits
Opposite Lock campsite
Opposite Lock Campsite 1 (this campsite area is divided into several camping sections suitable for 1 to 8 vehicles. All groups are around 30 to 50 meters away from the neighbouring site) Base of hillside on right of property, along the valley amongst the pine trees.
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Campsite 5 |
Campsite 6 |
Campsite 4 (approx 8 tents)
A sunny site with easy walking distance to compost toilets and showers
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Campsite 5 (approx 4 tents) set up towards the back of the open grassed children’s playground area, little walk to compost toilets and showers
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Campsite 6 (approx 8 tents)
Divided into two level sections by a slight slope and there are a couple of good trees to secure hammocks
This site is just above campsite 7 so caters well for large groups
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Campsite 7
Campsite 7 (approx 15 tents)
Beautiful large campsite away from tracks but next to a deep gully and the walking track up the mountain which comes out at Mel’s Way
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Campsite 8
Campsite 8 (approx 20 tents)
We are still developing the grass on this site. It is a large level site with secluded tent pads near the side of the vine forest. This site is at the base of the mountain
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Campsite 9
Campsite 9 (approx 15 tents)
We are still developing the grass on this site. It is a large level site divided into 4 different camping areas backing on to the vine forest
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Campsite 10
Campsite 10 (approx 6 tents)
On the North Eastern side at the top of the property with spectacular views, just on the hill overlooking the log cottage.
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Campsite 11
Campsite 11 (approx 15 tents)
Expansive site at the top of the property on the left hand side with great campfire circle on the North / Western side overlooking Kooralbyn
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Campsite 12
Campsite 12(approx 4 tents)
Small site up on the western boundary, still up the deep in the bush. Small work to portaloo.
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Campsite 13
Campsite 13 (approx 6 tents)
Just as you start up the hill to the property outlooking Lamington National Park. This site is divided up into 5 individual camping areas running along the ridge all have great views. However it is near a main track in the park.
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Other accommodation
Glamping tents |
tent hire including set up $360 weekend
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Room hire in main house $85 per night twin share.
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Enjoy this location for breakfast
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More Photos of our Campsites
Tamrookum Creek is not a running creek it only has water when it rains.
People drive along Innisplains road and park near the bridge over the Logan River or the local dams for water activities about a 20 minute drive
Rathdowney School does have a pool open to the public at special times
People drive along Innisplains road and park near the bridge over the Logan River or the local dams for water activities about a 20 minute drive
Rathdowney School does have a pool open to the public at special times