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Where to camp at Julia Creek, Queensland

Cost RV Stop: Free (permit required). Caravan Park: Paid
Location Julia Creek, North West Queensland
Pet Friendly Yes, pets must be restrained
Campfires No fires at RV Stop
Facilities RV Stop: Water, BBQs, picnic tables, shade. Caravan Park: Camp kitchen, amenities, cabins, artesian baths
Vehicle Access RV Stop: Self-contained RVs only (no tents). Caravan Park: All types, drive-through sites
In Camps App Yes

This fantastic little town in North West Queensland, has two sites for camping…

Julia Creek RV Stop

If you’d like to stay at the RV Stop, you must have a fully self-contained RV, no tents. In this shire, that means “built in and/or propriety brand toilets secured in the van” with a black water holding tank or toilet cassette and no portable showers.

You’ll need to collect a permit, valid for 96 hours, from the Julia Creek Visitor Information Centre, or from onsite camp hosts in peak season (April to September).


Julia Creek Information Centre building with parking area in Queensland
Julia Creek Information Center

The RV Stop is just 1 km east of town. Camp either side of the little bridge. There’s water, BBQs, picnic tables, shade and views. It has our Camps Australia Wide tick of approval – this pretty spot has it all.

Julia Creek RV Stop is free, pet friendly, creek-side and you can walk to town.

Please note: there are no fires, pets are to be restrained and no dumping of garbage or black/grey water. A donation box is onsite.

Julia Creek Caravan Park

As well as the artesian baths, we were very comfortable in our drive through site here, bordered by bouganvillia. 

The park is pet friendly, with cabins, suitable for all types of camping. 

There is a great big camp kitchen… 

excellent amenities…

and sunsets and sunrises to die for!

And what a place to visit. I’d love to come back for another soak, the Monday night Bush Dinners (held at the Caravan Park, and also open to RV Stop travellers, but closed due to COVID), free bike hires and some of their renowned events and race meets.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does self-contained mean at Julia Creek RV Stop?

In this shire, self-contained means you need built-in or proprietary brand toilets secured in your van with a black water holding tank or toilet cassette. No portable showers are permitted. Tents are not allowed at the RV Stop.

How do I get a permit for Julia Creek RV Stop?

Collect your free permit from the Julia Creek Visitor Information Centre. During peak season (April to September), permits are also available from onsite camp hosts. The permit is valid for 96 hours.

Can I bring my dog to Julia Creek camping areas?

Yes, both the RV Stop and Caravan Park are pet friendly. However, pets must be restrained at all times at the RV Stop.

How far is the RV Stop from town?

The Julia Creek RV Stop is just 1 km east of town, close enough to walk in for supplies and services.

What facilities are available at Julia Creek RV Stop?

The RV Stop has water, BBQs, picnic tables, shade and creek-side views. There’s also a donation box onsite. Note that campfires are not permitted and there’s no dumping of garbage or black/grey water.

Does Julia Creek Caravan Park have artesian baths?

Yes, the Caravan Park features artesian baths which are a highlight of staying there.

What types of sites are available at Julia Creek Caravan Park?

The Caravan Park offers drive-through sites, cabins, and is suitable for all types of camping. It has a large camp kitchen and excellent amenities.

Are there any special events at Julia Creek?

The area is known for events and race meets. Monday night Bush Dinners were held at the Caravan Park (open to RV Stop travellers too) though these were closed at the time of writing due to COVID. Check the Camps App for current details on events and activities.

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