Wake up to birdsong, towering rainforest trees, and fresh mountain air at Sheepstation Creek Campground.
Nestled within the lush rainforests of the Border Ranges National Park, this peaceful campground is an ideal base for exploring one of Australia’s most remarkable World Heritage-listed landscapes.
There are only 25 sites… the spacious campsites offer plenty of room to relax and reconnect with nature.
Practical facilities include picnic tables, barbecues, toilets, and fire pits, making it easy to settle in for a comfortable stay.
You should bring your own drinking water, firewood, and supplies, as services are limited within the park. Several walking tracks depart directly from the campground, including the family-friendly Palm Forest Walking Track and the longer Booyong and Rosewood walks.
I did the Brushbox Falls Walk from the campground, and drove the dirt tracks to The Pinnacles and Blackbutt Lookouts.
Whether you’re seeking adventure, wildlife encounters, or a quiet retreat beneath the rainforest canopy, Sheepstation Creek Campground delivers an unforgettable nature-based camping experience.
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