Free Camping

In this episode of CampByMe, we take you deep into Lake Gairdner National Park for a virtual tour of the remote and peaceful Waltumba Camping Area. Surrounded by salt lakes, red earth, and wide open skies, this campsite feels like it’s on another planet. We’ll show you the access tracks, campsite layout, and what to […]

A free campsite near Cloudy Bay on Bruny Island, Tasmania. Just a short ferry ride from the mainland, this coastal campsite offers a mix of near beachside vibes, forest surrounds, and that raw, wild Tassie charm.

Welcome to another episode of CampByMe, where we explore the journey and the destination! This time, we’re heading to the stunning Lake Barrington in north-west Tasmania — a place known for its glassy waters, natural beauty, and peaceful bush surrounds. We take you along for the ride, share our camping setup, and show what it’s

Get ready for an exhilarating getaway at Buckland Valley’s Shippens Flat campground, a FREE to stay campsite nestled in the heart of the wilderness. Just a short journey from the conveniences of Bright, this gem of a campground will transport you to a world away from the ordinary. Experience the perfect blend of tranquility and

Ess Lagoon provides a perfect spot for picnics and fishing, with the lagoon regularly stocked with trout. Conveniently located just a five-minute walk from Casterton’s main street, it’s easily accessible for visitors. For fully self-sufficient recreational vehicles (equipped with a shower and toilet), free camping is available for up to one month. Ess Lagoon offers

Add this place to your list for free camping areas! Gunbower Camping Reserve is located in the town of Gunbower right on the rivers edge and only a short walk to the town. Great for a stopover or a short stay. Watch now as we reveal this free camping location.

Fancy telling your friends you have been half way across Australia? Then Kimba is the place to go! Check out our virtual tour of this FREE donation based campground right in the heart of Kimba with all its jam-packed facilitates.

If you’re travelling along the Nullarbor to the Head of the Bight, just off the Eyre Highway lies the Whitewell Tank Free campsite. There are no facilities there at all, but it is in a great location for anyone planning to visit the Head of the Bight or just for an overnight stop over.

Get ready for an exhilarating getaway at Buckland Valley’s Ah Youngs campground, a FREE to stay campsite nestled in the heart of the wilderness. Just a short journey from the conveniences of Bright, this gem of a campground will transport you to a world away from the ordinary. Experience the perfect blend of tranquility and

Imagine camping next to an earth tank capable of holding nearly 50 million litres of water! Only 4 kilometres north of the highway, hidden by low scrub is a free campground called Karalee Rocks. Watch our campsite virtual tour to see if you want to add it to your list of destinations.