Weipa Camping Ground is located at 11 Kerr Point Rd, Weipa, which is on the road opposite the hospital. Please Note: GPS does not correctly show where Weipa Camping Ground is and will take you along a dirt road, past the rubbish dump and the lakes.
Yes, we absolutely recommend booking, particularly if you plan to stay in our ‘busy season’ (May to September), or if you have a large caravan.
No, although crocodiles can be aggressive and territorial, their main food sources and ambush areas are in the water. The camping grounds are kept tidy and free of scraps that might attract crocodiles.
No, crocodiles are the dominant aquatic predator in Weipa and throughout most of Cape York Peninsula and North Queensland. Crocodiles are territorial and can be quite aggressive. There are also jellyfish and other dangerous animals in the ocean. It is advised that pets do not swim either.
Yes, but always remain vigilant of your surroundings, be cautious with bait and food and give yourself space from the water’s edge. Crocodiles have attacked fisherman on riverbanks and beaches.
The centre of town is only a short walk from Weipa Camping Ground and is where the majority of the shops are found. This includes a Woolworths, butcher and bakery, bottle shop, newsagent and more.
At present, no, there is no internet at Weipa Camping Ground, however we are planning to facilitate this in coming months. At the moment, Weipa town library is the only location where internet facilities are available.
Yes, towels and bedding are provided in the room accommodation at Weipa Camping Ground. The rooms receive a complimentary service once a week for long-stay guests, and can also be serviced upon request, for an extra service fee.
Yes, Weipa Camping Ground has an undercover camp kitchen located near the main amenities block. The camp kitchen consists of a fridge/freezer and sink, and has some power points for electric cooking appliances.
No. Please note that camping permits and other information for National Parks can be found on the Camping | Parks and forests | Department of Environment and Science, Queensland website. Mapoon permits can only be purchased through the Mapoon Shire Council and a link can be found on the Wild Cape Café website to book online. Permits for Pennefather are not required.
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