BIG4 Carnarvon Gorge Holiday Park

🏕️ BIG4 Carnarvon Gorge Holiday Park – Carnarvon Gorge, QLD

🗺️ Description & Location

Nestled on 100 acres within Carnarvon National Park, BIG4 Carnarvon Gorge Holiday Park offers a peaceful retreat surrounded by nature. Just a five-minute drive from the main walking tracks of Carnarvon Gorge, the park provides an ideal base for exploring the area's natural beauty. The park is enveloped by Carnarvon Creek, enhancing the tranquil atmosphere.

🛠️ Facilities and Amenities

• Accommodation Options: Cabins, safari tents, powered and unpowered sites.

• Camp Kitchens: Equipped with BBQs, pizza ovens, and communal dining areas.

• Amenities Blocks: Clean toilets and hot showers.

• Laundry Facilities: Washing machines and dryers available.

• Dump Point: For caravan waste disposal.

• Taka Bush Bar: On-site bar open daily.

• Convenience Store: Basic groceries, ice, and camping essentials.

• Communal Fire Pits: Firewood supplied each evening.

• Pedal Kart Hire: Available for children.

• Information Sessions: Daily briefings on local attractions and wildlife.

🚗 Vehicle Access

• Accessible via sealed roads; suitable for caravans and camper trailers.

• Note: Creek crossings may be affected during wet seasons; check conditions before arrival.

🛏️ Stay Information

• Check-In: 12:00 PM for sites; 2:00 PM for cabins.

• Check-Out: 10:00 AM for all accommodations.

• Pet Policy: Pets are not permitted due to the park's location within a national park.

• Bookings: Recommended, especially during peak seasons.

• Contact: Phone: +61 7 4984 4535; Email: carnarvongorge@breezeholidayparks.com.au

🍻 Pubs & Clubs Nearby

• On-Site: Taka Bush Bar offers a selection of beverages and a social atmosphere.

• Off-Site: Due to the park's remote location, there are no nearby pubs or clubs; guests are encouraged to bring their own supplies.

🏛️ History

Carnarvon Gorge has been a significant site for Indigenous Australians, featuring ancient rock art and cultural landmarks. European exploration began in the 19th century, with the area later designated as a national park to preserve its unique ecology and cultural heritage.

🏕️ Nearby Campgrounds

• Carnarvon Gorge Camping Area: Operated by Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service; open during school holidays.

• Big Bend Camping Area: Accessible via a 19.4 km hike; suitable for experienced bushwalkers.

🏞️ Nearby Attractions

• Carnarvon Gorge Walks: Explore sites like the Moss Garden, Amphitheatre, and Art Gallery.

• Wildlife Viewing: Spot platypus, wallabies, and diverse bird species along the creek.

• Guided Tours: Available for in-depth exploration of the gorge's natural and cultural features.

🛒 Nearest Supplies

• Fuel & Groceries: Available in Rolleston (100 km) and Injune (150 km); plan accordingly.

• On-Site Store: Offers basic provisions, ice, and camping essentials.

⭐ Reviews Summary

Guests commend the park for its cleanliness, well-maintained facilities, and proximity to Carnarvon Gorge. The communal fire pits and Taka Bush Bar are highlighted as great spots for socializing. Some visitors note limited mobile reception, emphasizing the park's off-grid appeal.

🛠️ Breakdown & Emergency Info

• Nearest Mechanics: Located in Rolleston and Injune.

• Emergency Services: Dial 000; limited mobile coverage may affect connectivity.

• Fuel: Ensure your vehicle is fueled before arrival; nearest stations are over 100 km away.

📝 Final Note

BIG4 Carnarvon Gorge Holiday Park offers a comfortable and well-equipped base for exploring the natural beauty of Carnarvon National Park. With a range of accommodations and amenities, it's an ideal spot for both relaxation and adventure.