How much is it to camp at Inskip?

Inskip camping permits cost $6.75 per person per night or $27 per family per night. The family rate is for a maximum of two adults and up to 6 children under the age of 18. Children under 5 are free. Once you’ve set up camp – be sure to display your tag with your booking number on your campsite at all times.

Can I camp at Inskip?

Permits. Camping permits for Inskip Peninsula camping areas are required and must be purchased before setting up camp—fees apply. You cannot camp elsewhere during that period unless you amend your booking beforehand. A camping permit booking number must be clearly displayed at your camp site.

Do you need a permit to camp at Inskip Point?

Vehicle access permits are not required at Inskip. However, if Inskip campers and visitors intend visiting the nearby Cooloola Recreation Area (including Double Island Point and Freshwater) they must obtain vehicle access permits.

How much are camping fees at national parks?

Cost of National Park Pass If you wish to camp inside one of the national parks, you will likely still need to pay a campsite fee, which can range from $30 to over $50 depending on which park and campground you choose, as well as the site size and hookups.

Do you have to pay to camp at a national park?

While many national parks in NSW are free for visitors to enjoy, NPWS charges fees for camping and hard roof accommodation in some parks.

Are there showers at Inskip Point?

Our ultimate camps are set up within the Inskip Point National Park area. We provide private onsite toilet and shower and we also empty the toilet as needed and refill the water for the shower.

Is Inskip closed?

The camping area was closed on 3 December 2020, and will be closed until at least 9 December 2020 to allow Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) rangers to thoroughly clean the toilet facilities. …

Are there sharks at Inskip?

“It’s the first time I have caught sharks at Inskip.” The shark catching action attracted a crowd of about 30 schoolies to the beach to see what was going on. After having their photos taken with the catch the boys released the sharks back to the ocean. “It’s illegal to keep a shark over 1.5m,” Lachlan said.

Does National Park Pass cover camping fees?

The Access Pass may provide a 50 percent discount on some amenity fees charged for facilities and services such as camping, swimming, boat launching, and specialized interpretive services. The Access Pass generally does NOT cover or reduce special recreation permit fees or fees charged by concessioners.

Is a national park pass good for camping?

While you will still have to rent a camp site, being able to enter the park for free cuts down greatly on the overall expense of a national park camping trip. Get a national park pass – and use it! If you plan to visit several national parks within a year, buying a national park pass can save you quite a bit of money.

Can you camp at national parks for free?

Bookings are now required for all campgrounds and campsites in NSW national parks, including those without camping fees. All free campgrounds now have a non-refundable $6 booking fee. Camping is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the beautiful nature of NSW. …

Can I sleep in my car in a national park?

Welcome to the #CarCamping movement. You don’t always have to hike to find an excellent campsite, NSW is packed with incredible locations you can camp in your car. You won’t even have to leave your creature comforts behind, and you might even find a spot to yourself!

How much does it cost to camp at Inskip Point?

Bring drinking water, sand pegs, sunscreen, insect repellent, rubbish bags, cooking fuel. Current fees as of 1 July 2019 for camping permits in Queensland’s parks and forests are as follows. $3.65 per person per night for students and accompanying adults on approved educational excursions.

Do you need camping permit for Inskip Peninsula?

You must stipulate the place and dates you intend to camp. You cannot camp elsewhere during that period unless you amend your booking beforehand. A camping permit booking number must be clearly displayed at your camp site. Camping more than 30 days is prohibited in the Inskip Peninsula Recreation Area.

Where do I go to get a camping permit?

Before camping in a park, forest or reserve, you must obtain a camping permit and pay your camping fees. Most camping areas can be booked online, at an over-the-counter booking office or by phone.

Do you have to pay camping fees in Queensland?

You must pay your camping fees to secure your booking. Queensland has seven recreation areas established under the Recreation Areas Management Act 2006. Fraser Island, Green Island, Moreton Island, Bribie Island, Inskip Peninsula, Cooloola and Minjerribah are recreation areas.