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Koombooloomba Campground

Koombooloomba Campground sits adjacent to Koombooloomba Dam in Queensland's Koombooloomba National Park and Conservation Park, reached via Tully Falls Road from Ravenshoe.

Four-wheel-drive vehicles are recommended, though conventional high-clearance vehicles can manage the access roads. Mobile phone coverage in the area is poor.

The camping area features a flat layout with separate sites set beside the old Koombooloomba township's cricket oval.

Facilities include toilets (the Conservation Park camping area has a wheelchair-accessible toilet), campfires, and generators, subject to conditions.

The dam itself is popular for fishing and canoeing, with Queensland Fisheries regulations applying to all anglers.

Camping permits are required and must be booked in advance through the Queensland National Parks booking platform, with a booking tag displayed at your site. Permits are non-transferable between camping areas.


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