Everything a visitor needs to know
We can all share a story of a horror camping trip or at least know of someone who has had one.
Whether you are an experienced camper or camping virgin, you need to read this list to avoid having a Fraser Island camping nightmare.
[Read more…]“A little advice prior to your arrival at Inskip Point to ensure you don’t get bogged”
Visitors to Fraser Island often have no real idea of what to expect once they reach Inskip point.
It’s advisable that you make a quick stop in the car park area ( under the shade of the trees) and prepare to let down your tyres. Driving in the soft sand with fully inflated tyres is bad news and you’ll just get bogged.
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If you are visiting Fraser Island and plan on Camping you will need to purchase 2 permits.
To drive a vehicle onto the island will need a Vehicle Permit and a separate Camping Permit if you would like to camp on the island.
There are various options available for private holiday rentals from budget shacks to to fully self contained luxury homes.
Let me say there is a huge difference in price and comfort between them all. [Read more…]
Camping is a perfect way to enjoy and explore the island and its surroundings.
Most camp sites offer a wonderful authentic wilderness experience.
If you are planning to camp you will need to be sure to get a camping permit along with your vehicle access permit.
You have the choice of beach side freelance camping or camping in designated camp grounds with amenities.
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