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CROWS NEST NATIONAL PARK CAMPING + Fantastic Local History

Camping at Crows Nest National Park was a truly enjoyable experience and we would certainly camp there again. The camping area is just what you would expect from Queensland National Parks, and it did not disappoint at all. Crows Nest National Park is located about 7km east of Crows Nest and can be easily accessed by 2WD vehicles. If you enjoying walking, there are a few here to choose from. We highly recommend the walk to Crows Nest Falls with its stunning waterhole and steep granite cliffs. The sites vary a little with some having more shade than others. We stayed in Site 10, with enough sunshine to keep our solar panels happy. Need to Know: $15 per night (for 2) – pre-book via QNP Online Booking Service clean long drop toilets donkey showers no pets byo water (or boil water from tank skip bin provided for rubbish bbq/fires in designated firepits (byo firewood) – these are fantastic fire pits a few campsites have picnic tables large day use and picnic area Queensland National Parks Online Booking Service: https://book.parks.qld.gov.au/ We enjoyed visiting the Crows Nest town centre and enjoyed the friendly country vibe. Whilst in town, a visit to Crows Nest Soft Drinks is a must and we guarantee you won’t leave empty handed. This business commenced in 1903. Be sure to say hi to the owners, Tanya and Murray, they are delightful people. Crows Nest Soft Drinks: cnestdrinks@cnsd.com.au Step back in time at the Crows Nest Museum & Historical Village, with over 21 buildings to explore. So glad we stopped here – there are some fantastic items to see! Crows Nest Museum & Historical Village: www.crowsnestmuseum.org.au Check out our website where you will find a variety of blogs, camp recipe sheets and fact sheets - https://www.rubio.id.au/ You will find us on Facebook at   / roaminwiththerubes   #cooking crowsnest #crowsnestnationalpark