Camping On Moreton
Queensland National Parks and Wildlife provides campgrounds and facilities around the island.
Camping is also permitted at other sites along the beach unless signed to the contrary. A permit is required to camp on Moreton Island. Camping & Vehicle Permits may be purchased from the Combie Trader Office.
Blue Lagoon camping area
6km south of Cape Cliff on the east coast. Large number of undefined sites — good for groups. Close to ocean beach. Toilets, drinking water, showers.
Eagers Creek camping area
1km north of Middle Road exit on east coast. Toilets, drinking water, showers.
Ben-Ewa camping area
1km north of Tangalooma Wrecks on west coast. Toilets, drinking water, showers.
The Wrecks camping area
Next to Tangalooma Wrecks on west coast. Toilets, drinking water, showers, barbecues. Fires only in barbecues.
Comboyuro camping area
Behind foredunes, 400m north of Bulwer township on west coast. Handy to barge landing point and Bulwer shops. Toilets, drinking water, showers.
Beach camping
Permitted at sites along eastern and western beaches, only where site and vehicle access already exist or where signposted. No facilities. Large groups require portable toilets.