Kinkuna National Park

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7 Reviews

Rebecca P.

1 month ago

Such a gorgeous location. Lots of choice for camp spots -we were able to perch ourselves far away enough from campers either side that it felt like we were here alone! Right on the beach too. Lots of birds, crystal clear blue waters and we even saw a little sea snake! Loved it.

Lisa M.

7 months ago

Guest A.

8 months ago

Mark S.

11 months ago

This place is stunning. Or would have been if it wasn’t blowing 30 out of the east everyday 10am through to 6pm. When it’s calm Harvey Bay is directly in front and looks like glass. Lots of land and sea wildlife. No facilities here at all. No bins, toilets, water nothing. All back in Bundaberg just over 30mins away. Thankfully limited wankers in Patrols with 35 inch+ mud terrains too. Access in is not too bad but expect a light scratch or two when looking for a spot going down the beach track.

Alexandra

1 year ago

One of my favourite camping spots. Stay right on the beach and plenty of room to have your own area away from others. You definitely need a 4WD.

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Grant c. 3 months ago

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Can we camp with a certified assistant dog with ?

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The DES website (https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/before- you-visit/dogs-and-pets) say that assistance dogs are permitted and that “Certified support dogs must wear an identifying coat or harness and the approved badge or tag”. by Mark S.

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Aircamper 10 months ago

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Are there any permits need to camp here?

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No vehicle permits but you will need a camp permit. by Mark S.

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Kaizad S. 1 year ago

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Is it a must to have 4WD ?

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Emma A. 1 year ago

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Can you access this area with a caravan?

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Yes. Well we did, but it is a sandy track and it gets a bit chopped up where the entrance track meets the beach area. We got bogged briefly but a couple of Maxtrax boards got us out. by Joe M.

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