Free camping!..

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  If you have a 4wd I'd just head up the nearest beaten track to the middle of nowhere and pick a nice looking patch of grass! - Posted from rhpmobile

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  Sounds liberating indeed! I have no idea where, but would love to hear from other people too. Somewhere with a lake, lagoon, stream, waterfall would be ideal. Good luck byronfuncpl

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  Fun_playfull_cpl

  11 years ago

  Yeah we have a 4wd and camper trailer so that's no problem! But yeah would like a place like unrushed has mentioned a lake or waterfall defiantly keen

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  why not go to a nude campsite?one out near Toowoomba we have been to a few times and chilled at

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  RHP User

  11 years ago

  If you have a boat and mobile camping gear then there are a few spots up the Brunz river that would accomodate a bit of "freedom". "Baileys Eddy" has a large grassy bank under a tree (on the right hand side of the river going up) that is quite nice with a great little sand spit in front for swimming. Mozzies and sand flies could be a problem though and you may have to put up with the odd boat or two driving past from time to time.   Failing that, if you got to know some people up Wilsons Creek (up over the range behind Mullum) there are some excellent spots that are totally secluded (and no sand flies). Great sub tropical rainforest environment with rocky creeks and waterfalls.   Also, a really good spot for a "free camping" week end (but this would involve a bit of travel) is right up the top of the Clarence River (above Coppenhurst in NSW). Fantastic camping for a 4WD and trailer right on the river bank in a place called "The Clarence Gorge" . Lots of little secluded individual camping spots and great swimming in fresh water. There are big waterfalls at the top end of the Gorge that you can walk to (better to take a canoe or surfski though) Have to book in with the old homestead though (as camping numbers are limited) so look it up on the web if you want to have a look. Most people go upriver at the Gorge, so if you want a bit of "freedom" I would suggest asking for a spot down the bottom end for privacy. It's getting harder to find secluded spots (particularly if you dont have a boat) but I hope these suggestions help.   Obi1

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