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Munall Campground

Dingo, QLD
CampgroundFire PlaceNo PetsToiletsTent Site

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About this campsite

Munall Campground, nestled in the diverse Blackdown Tablelands National Park, offers a serene, shaded spot ideal for nature getaways. With various walking tracks nearby, visitors get a chance to explore unique plant communities and exclusive wildlife. Remember to be self-sufficient with drinking water, rubbish bags, insect repellent, and clean firewood. Come soak in the bliss of a cooler, moister climate and reconnect with nature in a place like nowhere else.

Bring your own drinking water, rubbish bags, insect repellent and clean, untreated firewood such as mill off-cuts (often available at Dingo). The park supports diverse plant communities including heathlands, dry eucalypt forests and moist pockets of ferns, mosses and orchids. Being elevated, the tableland is often cooler and moister than nearby plains. Its isolation means plants and animals that are found nowhere else thrive here. These include the Blackdown stringybark, a macrozamia, red bottlebrush, the Blackdown "monster" (a type of underground cricket) and a Christmas beetle.

How to Get There

183 km west of Rockhampton. The signed turn-off (at the waypoint map pin) on the Capricorn Highway is 11 km west of Dingo or 110 km east of Emerald (35 km east of Blackwater).

What this place offers

Amenities

Toilets

Accommodation Types

Campground
Tent Site

Rules & Accessibility

Camping Fee
No Pets

Other Features

Bird Watching
Unknown feature
Walking
Fire Place
Roads are steep & winding
Lookouts for stunning views & photos
Only 16 sites
Accessible 2wd but 4wd recomended.
Beware of cliff faces
Camp Trailers
Campgrounds
Rock art of the Ghungalu people
Photo Opportunity
Day Use Area
Day Rest Area
Rough Road Conditions
Public Parking
National Park
Wheelchair accessibe toilets & walking track
No Generators
max.6 persons per site.

Location

Munall Campgroundβ€’via Clarlevue Road, Dingo, QLD, 4702

Weather Forecast

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26Β° / 11Β°
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27Β° / 13Β°
πŸ’§ 94%
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25Β° / 14Β°
πŸ’§ 94%
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22Β° / 13Β°
πŸ’§ 86%
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23Β° / 14Β°
πŸ’§ 27%

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via Clarlevue Road

Dingo, QLD 4702

Munall Campground