Located in the south-eastern-most corner of Queensland, Gold Coast is one of the most popular tourist stops in Australia, boasting a beautiful city skyline, a busy nightlife, and a wide variety of theme parks to amuse adventure-seekers young and old – all on top of southern Queensland’s promised subtropical weather, canals, surfing beaches, and an ancient rainforest Hinterland. Hiring a campervan makes your stay affordable and efficient in the area, allowing you to head north to theme parks like Warner Bros. Movie World or Australia’s biggest theme park, Dream World, to head inland to Mount Tamborine, or to make your way south to the Scenic Rim. Lamington National Park, a part of the Gondwana Rainforest, is located just a one hour drive southwest of the city and offers spectacular views along the Scenic Rim of Queensland, a millions-year-old volcanic mountain range and one of Australia’s most accessible UNESCO World Heritage rainforests. Your stay in the southeast of Queensland area can be arranged according to your priorities: The BIG4 Gold Coast Holiday Park is the best location for theme park enthusiasts and the Main Beach Tourist Park is the most centrally located park, nestled just across the road from the renowned surfing coastline and 4 km from Surfer’s Paradise. If you’re headed to the area to relax, the Kirra Beach Tourist Park located just south of Gold Coast in Coolangatta is also an excellent alternative to the bustle of the city.

Cairns and nearby Townsville are just two excellent places to park your campervan along Queensland’s coastline for thorough exploration of the Great Barrier Reef, whether you can discover the incredible biodiversity of the reef by airplane, by glass-bottomed boat, or via snorkelling and deep-sea diving expeditions. While the northern coastline of Queensland offers an exciting range of activities from exploration of the Reef, to relaxation on the beaches, and the discovery of numerous islands, the Far North’s inland is also not to be missed! Just southwest of Cairns is the Atherton Tableland, an incredible mixture of rainforest, wetlands, and savannah that promises diverse wildlife sightings. Two hours north of the city, Daintree Rainforest is the largest continuous tropical rainforest in Australia, a unique rainforest that meets the ocean with spectacular reefs just offshore. The BIG4 Port Douglas Glengarry Holiday Park is ideally located for visitors travelling between Cairns and the Daintree Rainforest, providing a restful campervan location that features a good deal of birdsong. For travellers staying, the Crystal Cascades Holiday Park provides you a home surrounded by rainforest views during your stay just 15 km from the coastal downtown. At this holiday park, you can swim the Great Barrier Reef by day and return to a biodiverse region by night.