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White sand beaches, untouched rainforests and crystal-clear waters await you in the Whitsundays.

Known as ‘The Roof of Queensland’, the central Queensland Sandstone Belt forms a rugged, isolated spur of the Great Dividing Range, covering 82,000sq km of lofty ranges, deep cliff-lined gorges and stunning limestone formations.

When Sir David Attenborough describes something as one of the world’s best, you know it’s worth checking out

Confidently tackle Cape York in a camper trailer after reading our crash course of Cape York towing tips

Here's the things you don't want to miss this year. Whether you’ve set your sights on a Big Lap, or just a whole lot of big weekends away, tick your way through this travel-changing bucket list.

Killer birds, territorial crocs and an abundance of creepy crawlies – the Daintree Rainforest may be a little bit crazy, but it more than makes up for it with its raw beauty.

Exploring the mileposts of a long forgotten sea can be the basis of many great camping journeys.

It's worth venturing off the Tele Track to experience the lesser known destinations spread across the peninsula.

Cunnamulla Qld

Georgetown, QLD

Journey into Queensland’s northern wonderland and explore the Carpentaria region’s rich Environment and history.

The best trips are about the journey and not just the destination, the Adventure Way offers both.

Come a waltzing following in the tracks of A.B. (Banjo) Paterson through classic Waltzing Matilda country where little has changed

Beaches are an integral part of the Aussie identity. But with so many, particularly in the Top End of the Sunshine State, where should you consider?

Summer is an excellent time to beach-hop the tropics from Townsville to Weipa, because when the crowds flee south with the first rains, all these top beachfront camps, rainforested waterholes and barramundi fishing spots become exclusively yours.

Camper brings you the scoop on eight of the best gorges from around the country. Weave these into your travels for a guaranteed good time.

The iconic Queensland outback town of Birdsville is famous for its races and remote music festival, but there are plenty of other attractions - and personalities - that make this a year-round destination.

Capricorn Coast, QLD

Bunya Mountains, Qld

Deepwater National Park, QLD

From humble beginnings in 2014, Country Pub Camping has grown to include 120,000 members and 1200 pubs Australia-wide.

Heading west is a surefire way to learn about times past when pioneers, bushrangers, and swagmen freely roamed the land

Queensland’s Channel Country is a harsh land of prolonged droughts and short-lived floods. At its heart lies the Diamantina National Park.

Rugged 4WD tracks challenge seasoned all-terrain travellers and serenity rewards nature lovers in this national park

There’s plenty of water along our coastline, but when you head inland, it quickly evaporates. For those crossing the country this summer, Camper unveils a selection of the best spots throughout our dry interior where you can find your dose of H20.

Following massive rains in the north-east, flood waters are enlivening the plains as they cut a path to Lake Eyre. The Moons quickly jot these words before hurrying off to experience it all.

Encounter rare wildlife, cheap camping and chilled waterholes in the Mackay Highlands, the perfect destination to unwind.

Boodjamulla National Park QLD

Things to do in Innamincka

Mackay, Qld

There’s no better time than summer to hit the road and seek out the many distilleries and craft breweries that have popped up in regional areas all over the country.

Explore one of the most spectacular gorges hidden within Queensland’s Carnarvon National Park

Destinations in Australia’s Channel Country unfold like a bucket list of must-sees.

In a bid to pin down which landscape is superior, we compare Mutawintji National Park in NSW with Qld’s Cape Hillsborough.

10,000 kilometres through Queensland and the NT, living in an RV. How’s that for a month and a half of travel? It’s what the founder of Stoney Creek Campers, Hank Rojek, recently undertook, using RV designs that he’s spent his lifetime developing.

If you’re going to Queensland to see the folks, why not make the most of it by venturing out into the bright reds and vast azures of the Channel Country?

If you are red dust dreaming of white sand beaches and spring-fed waterfalls, spotting crocs while you fish and frying up barramundi for breakfast, here’s a Bucket List just for you.

Bribie Island, Qld

Sundown National Park Qld

A mere 8km from Townsville, Queensland, Magnetic Island offers breathtaking panoramic island and ocean views

Trying to find the best burger in Queensland’s backblocks was a very tasty challenge

Heading to the Cape is on the bucket list of anyone who owns a 4WD. Here are some tips from us on what not to miss.

One of Australia's great desert trips, this route follows in the wake of early explorers and ancient Aboriginal people.

Heading up north? Need some travel inspiration? Get your teeth stuck into this guide to the best of Tropical Queensland, from cassowaries and crocodiles, to reefs and ranges.

Hidden in remote outback Queensland is a little known national park that will be blooming now that water is flowing through the Channel Country.

Discover the fascinating geology and geography of Australia's Cape York Peninsula.

Currawinya National Park, Qld

Glenlyon Dam Qld