Woodlands Farmstay and Glamping

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<p>Discover the Fraser Coast through a different kind of stay — one where you wake up to birdsong, share a paddock with miniature horses, and fall asleep under a sky full of stars. Hipcamp connects you with a handpicked collection of hosted properties across the region, from working farms and bush retreats to creekside camps and hinterland hideaways.</p><p>Whether you're rolling in with a caravan, pitching a tent, or treating yourself to a glamping setup, these properties offer something you simply won't find in a caravan park: genuine connection with the land, local hosts who live and breathe their patch of the Fraser Coast, and the kind of quiet that resets you from the inside out.</p><h2>Where can I stay through Hipcamp on the Fraser Coast?</h2><p>Hipcamp properties are spread right across the region, giving you a genuinely local base no matter where your adventures take you. Close to Hervey Bay, Carlton Farm offers a 25-acre cattle grazing property just off the highway with private, tree-lined campsites and easy bike-path access straight into town and along the ocean frontage to Urangan Pier. Nearby, Squidz Camp & Relax at Booral sits just minutes from the barge to K'gari (formerly Fraser Island) — a brilliant launchpad for a sand island adventure.</p><p>For a bush farmstay experience within easy reach of both Hervey Bay and Maryborough, Woodlands Farmstay and Glamping at Howard spreads across 56 acres just two minutes from the Bruce Highway. Families are particularly well catered for, with animal encounters, craft activities, an enchanted fairy garden, bikes, a basketball hoop, and free-roaming wallabies to spot on a morning walk.</p><p>Up on the Mary River at Gundiah, Evergreen is a sprawling 2,500-acre working cattle and fruit-tree property where you can learn about farm life, join Saturday Sundowners and Dinner at the homestead, or simply watch the river roll by from a ridgetop campsite with views in every direction.</p><p>At Aramara, Coolamondah is a 111-acre mix of Spotted Gum woodland, mango orchard, and native forest with secluded sites for self-contained RVs and camper trailers. Swim or canoe on the stocked dams, hike through timbered gullies, pick your own seasonal fruit, and help feed the cattle, sheep, and free-range chickens — it's a hands-on rural escape at its finest.</p><p>Out at Burrum Heads, Riverside delivers the classic riverside campground experience: river access, a private sandbar at low tide, views across to K'gari, and campfires under the stars (subject to fire restrictions). Note that 4WD access is required via the sand track.</p><p>In the hinterland, Back to the Bush at Woocoo offers 320 acres of peaceful native countryside — a bush retreat and wedding venue where clear starry nights and the sound of the bush replace every distraction. And at Goomeri, Nangur Haven is a rewilding project in progress, with over 3,000 native trees planted on former pasture land along Nangur Creek. Fish for your dinner, throw in the redclaw pots, try your hand at gold panning, and use it as a base for the Bunya Mountains, Kinbombi Falls, and Barambah Dam — all within easy reach.</p><h2>Are Hipcamp properties suitable for families?</h2><p>Many Fraser Coast Hipcamp properties are excellent for families. Woodlands Farmstay and Glamping at Howard has been rated family-friendly by recent guests, with animal encounters, a playground, craft activities, and open space for kids to roam. Coolamondah at Aramara is another strong family pick, where collecting eggs, feeding farm animals, and fishing in stocked dams are all part of the stay.</p><h2>Can I bring my dog or pet?</h2><p>Several properties on the Fraser Coast welcome pets. Squidz Camp & Relax at Booral is pet-friendly (pets must be kept on lead to protect local wildlife). Riverside at Burrum Heads is also pet-friendly. Woodlands Farmstay at Howard accommodates dogs in the self-contained Loop A sites. Always check each individual listing for the specific pet policy before booking, as conditions vary.</p><h2>Do I need a self-contained vehicle?</h2><p>Requirements vary by property. Several listings — including Coolamondah and Squidz Camp — specify that guests must be self-contained, meaning you'll need your own toilet facilities. Carlton Farm at Nikenbah requires a camp toilet but notes a dump station nearby. Other properties such as Woodlands Farmstay and Riverside Burrum Heads provide toilet and shower facilities on site. Check your chosen listing carefully before you arrive.</p><h2>What makes a Hipcamp stay different from a standard caravan park?</h2><p>Hipcamp properties are privately hosted, which means you're staying on someone's land — a working farm, a family homestead, a rewilding project, or a riverside retreat. The experience is more personal, more spacious, and more connected to the natural environment than a traditional caravan park. Many hosts live on-site and are genuinely invested in sharing their corner of the Fraser Coast with you.</p>

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Hipcamp Australia – Fraser Coast Stays

<p>Some of the Fraser Coast's most memorable nights are spent not in hotels, but under a canopy of stars on a working cattle property, beside a quietly flowing river, or in the kind of deep bush stillness that reminds you why you came. Hipcamp connects travellers with private landowners across the region, unlocking a network of farm stays, bush camps, and off-grid retreats that you simply won't find anywhere else.</p><p>Whether you're rolling in with a caravan, setting up a tent, or parking a self-contained motorhome, the Fraser Coast's Hipcamp hosts offer genuine hospitality on properties ranging from intimate 10-acre escapes near Hervey Bay to sprawling 2,500-acre cattle stations on the banks of the Mary River. Each stay is hosted — meaning a real person is behind the experience, not a booking algorithm.</p><h2>What kinds of Hipcamp stays are available on the Fraser Coast?</h2><p>The region's Hipcamp listings span a wide range of experiences. You'll find riverside farm stays where platypus slip past at dusk, hinterland properties with fruit orchards and friendly cattle to help feed, bush camps just two minutes from the Bruce Highway yet surrounded by wallabies and birdlife, and coastal retreats a short drive from the barge to K'gari (formerly Fraser Island). Most sites are self-contained — bring your own camp toilet or a fully equipped van — and many are pet-friendly.</p><h2>Riverside and farm stays</h2><p>Two standout properties sit along the Mary River near Gundiah, about an hour from Hervey Bay. <strong>Mary River Farmstay</strong> is a 100-hectare cattle property with 1 km of river frontage — drop a line for bass, saratoga, sooty grunter, and catfish, or watch for platypus with your camera at the ready. Note that parts of the steep riverbank are unstable following the 2022 floods; children should be supervised near the water. Some camping areas require 4WD access.</p><p><strong>Evergreen</strong> takes the farm stay concept further on a 2,500-acre property also on the Mary River. Hosts here run a working beef cattle operation alongside a 1,500-tree fruit orchard, 30 free-range chickens, three donkeys, and working dogs. Choose between a historic ridge-top campsite with views in every direction, or the atmospheric old Hut campsite on a flat river ledge. On Saturday evenings, guests can join the hosts for sundowners in the paddock followed by dinner at the homestead [VERIFY availability and booking details with operator].</p><h2>Bush camps and farm escapes near Hervey Bay and Maryborough</h2><p><strong>Woodlands Farmstay and Glamping</strong> near Howard occupies 56 acres just two minutes off the Bruce Highway — close enough for convenience, quiet enough to feel genuinely away. Four bush campsites suit self-contained vehicles and tents, and a Tiny House (with shower and toilet) is available on request. Resident goats, chickens, ducks, miniature horses, and free-roaming wallabies make this an especially popular choice for families. It's roughly 30 minutes to Hervey Bay or 20 minutes to Maryborough's heritage streetscapes, making it an ideal base for exploring the wider region. The property is hosted by a Star Host with a strong family-friendly reputation.</p><p><strong>Coolamondah</strong> at Aramara is a 111-acre property that blends spotted gum-timbered ridges, a 120-tree mango and fruit orchard, and thick native timber forest. Guests can canoe or swim in large dams, fish for stocked silver perch, hike through native gullies and rocky ridges, pick fruit in season, and help with the daily feed. Several secluded campsites in the forest suit self-contained RVs and camper trailers, while more open sites in the Orchard and Dam Paddock also accommodate caravans. This is a property best suited to those seeking genuine peace and quiet.</p><p><strong>Back to the Bush</strong> at Woocoo — known locally as Kings-Lynn — offers 320 acres of peaceful native countryside with clear starry nights and a true bush retreat atmosphere. The property also functions as a wedding venue, but for campers it's simply a place to slow down, disconnect, and reconnect with the land.</p><h2>Stays close to K'gari and the Great Sandy Strait</h2><p><strong>Squidz Camp and Relax</strong> in Booral sits on 10 acres just minutes from the barge crossing to K'gari — the UNESCO World Heritage-listed sand island. It's a self-sufficient site (no power, toilets, or showers, but potable water is available) with a lovely dam, a fire pit for cooler evenings, and a gated property for security. Pets are welcome on lead to protect local wildlife. The Great Sandy Strait and K'gari are practically on your doorstep.</p><p><strong>Riverside Burrum Heads</strong> delivers a traditional-style campground experience with river access, a private sandbar beach at low tide, views across to K'gari, and freshwater dams surrounded by national park forest. Note that 4WD access is required via a sand track. Flushing toilets and hot showers are available, and firewood, ice, and fishing bait are sold on site. Insects can be present in warmer months — pack repellent.</p><p><strong>Dreamtime</strong>, also near Burrum Heads, offers generous campsites under tall gum trees on a 2.5-acre block minutes from the Great Sandy Strait. The local waters fish well for a variety of species, and the unhurried pace of Burrum Heads makes this a genuinely restful stop.</p><h2>Stays right in Hervey Bay</h2><p><strong>Carlton Farm</strong> in Nikenbah is a 25-acre cattle grazing property just 3 km outside Hervey Bay's town centre. Private, tree-lined campsites sit near a seasonal creek and gully, and a mobility corridor and bike path runs directly from the property all the way to Urangan Pier — making it easy to explore Hervey Bay's 15 km of ocean frontage without moving your vehicle. Campers must be self-contained with their own camp toilet; a dump station is 2 km away. The Depot Espresso Bar is next door for an early morning coffee before you set off.</p><p><strong>Lenlie Farm</strong> at Pacific Haven offers a 40-acre off-grid retreat with three dams, mature trees, and open skies for stargazing. Caravan and RV travellers will find potable water on site, and power is accessible closer to the main house for those who need it.</p><h2>Practical tips for Hipcamp stays on the Fraser Coast</h2><ul><li><strong>Self-contained is the norm:</strong> The majority of Fraser Coast Hipcamp listings require fully self-contained vehicles or campers with their own toilet facilities. Check each listing carefully before booking.</li><li><strong>4WD access:</strong> Several properties — including parts of Mary River Farmstay and Riverside Burrum Heads — require 4WD. Confirm access requirements with your host before arrival.</li><li><strong>Pets:</strong> Many properties are pet-friendly, but conditions vary. Some require pets to be on lead; others have separate dog-friendly loops. Always confirm pet policies directly with your host before booking.</li><li><strong>Fire restrictions:</strong> Campfire availability varies by property and season. Check current Queensland fire ban status via the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services website before your stay, and confirm open-fire policies with your host.</li><li><strong>Getting there:</strong> Properties are spread across the Fraser Coast region. A reliable road map or GPS is recommended, as some sites are on unsealed roads. Confirm travel times and directions with your host when booking.</li></ul><h2>FAQs</h2><h3>Do I need to be fully self-contained to stay at a Fraser Coast Hipcamp property?</h3><p>Most Fraser Coast Hipcamp listings require self-contained campers — meaning your own toilet facilities at minimum. Some sites, like Woodlands Farmstay, offer a portable toilet loop or a Tiny House with shower and toilet. Always check the specific listing requirements before you book, as council regulations vary by location.</p><h3>Which Hipcamp stays are closest to K'gari (formerly Fraser Island)?</h3><p>Squidz Camp and Relax in Booral is minutes from the barge crossing to K'gari. Riverside Burrum Heads and Dreamtime near Burrum Heads also offer easy Great Sandy Strait access with views across to the island. Carlton Farm in Nikenbah is just 3 km from Hervey Bay's town centre, close to the waterfront precinct and the region's whale watch and island tour departure points.</p><h3>Are Fraser Coast Hipcamp properties suitable for families with children?</h3><p>Several properties are particularly family-friendly. Woodlands Farmstay near Howard has earned a family-friendly reputation on Hipcamp, with animals to meet, a playground, craft activities, bikes, and an enchanted fairy garden. Coolamondah at Aramara also offers hands-on farm activities ideal for children, including egg collecting and fruit picking in season.</p><h3>Can I bring my pet to a Fraser Coast Hipcamp?</h3><p>A number of Fraser Coast Hipcamp properties welcome pets, though policies differ between listings. Always confirm pet-friendly status, any lead requirements, and designated camping areas directly with your host at the time of booking.</p><h3>What fishing is available at Fraser Coast Hipcamp properties?</h3><p>Fishing is a genuine highlight at several properties. Mary River Farmstay offers 1 km of river frontage with bass, saratoga, sooty grunter, and catfish, plus platypus sightings. Coolamondah has stocked silver perch dams. Riverside Burrum Heads provides river access and sells bait on site. Dreamtime near Burrum Heads is minutes from the Great Sandy Strait's reef fishing.</p><h3>What is the best time of year to visit Fraser Coast Hipcamp properties?</h3><p>The Fraser Coast enjoys a mild climate year-round. Winter and spring (May to October) offer cooler, drier camping conditions — and this period also overlaps with humpback whale season in nearby Hervey Bay [VERIFY season dates with Hervey Bay whale watch operators]. Summer brings warmer nights and lush green landscapes, though insect repellent is advisable, particularly at riverside and coastal properties.</p>

Hipcamp Australia – Fraser Coast Farm Stays & Bush Camps

<p>Looking for a unique place to stay on the Fraser Coast? Hipcamp connects you with private landowners who open their gates to campers, caravanners, and cabin seekers — placing you on working farms, orchard properties, and native bushland that mainstream booking platforms simply don't reach.</p><p>Whether you're after a self-contained site beside a dam, a cosy farm cottage surrounded by macadamia trees, or a family-friendly bush camp just minutes from Hervey Bay, the Fraser Coast's Hipcamp listings span a surprising range of settings and styles. Many hosts welcome pets, and several properties are perfectly placed as a base for day trips to K'gari (formerly Fraser Island), the Great Sandy Strait, and Maryborough.</p><h2>What kinds of Hipcamp stays are available on the Fraser Coast?</h2><p>Listings range from tent and caravan sites on working cattle properties to modern farm cottages with private decks. At Logbridge — a 90-acre macadamia farm near Bauple, in the heart of Queensland's macadamia country — guests stay in a comfortable cottage and can stroll the orchard, collect fresh eggs, and gather around a fire pit at sunset. At Coolamondah (111 acres at Aramara), secluded bush campsites, stocked dams for canoeing and fishing, hiking tracks through spotted gum forest, and seasonal mango picking await.</p><p>For families, Woodlands Farmstay and Glamping near Howard sits just two minutes off the Bruce Highway yet feels worlds away. Across 56 acres you'll find goats, chickens, miniature horses, a playground, and free-roaming wallabies. Open bush campsites suit self-contained vehicles and tents, and there's also a Tiny House with shower and toilet — all around 30 minutes from Hervey Bay and 20 minutes from Maryborough.</p><h2>Is there a Hipcamp close to K'gari and Hervey Bay?</h2><p>Yes. Squidz Camp &amp; Relax in Booral sits on 10 acres just minutes from the barge crossing to K'gari. A fire pit, dam, and pet-friendly policy (pets on a lead to protect local wildlife) make it an easy stopover before or after an island adventure — though you'll need to be self-sufficient for power, toilet, and shower. Carlton Farm near Nikenbah is another solid option: 3 km outside Hervey Bay on a 25-acre cattle property with spacious, tree-lined sites and access to the mobility corridor running toward Urangan Pier.</p><h2>Are there Hipcamp stays suited to couples or those wanting total seclusion?</h2><p>Yes — the Fraser Coast has several Hipcamp properties ideal for couples or solo travellers chasing peace and quiet. Back to the Bush at Woocoo offers 320 acres of peaceful native countryside, making it one of the region's most secluded options. Properties of this kind typically provide fire pits, stargazing skies free from light pollution, and walking tracks through undisturbed bush — a genuine digital detox without travelling far from the coast.</p><h2>Frequently Asked Questions</h2><dl><dt>Do Fraser Coast Hipcamp hosts allow pets?</dt><dd>Many do — properties like Squidz Camp &amp; Relax and Woodlands Farmstay &amp; Glamping welcome pets, though leads are usually required to protect local wildlife. Always check individual listing rules before booking.</dd><dt>How close are Fraser Coast Hipcamp properties to K'gari?</dt><dd>Several properties sit within 30–45 minutes of the K'gari ferry terminals at River Heads or Inskip Point. Squidz Camp &amp; Relax in Booral is one of the closest, just minutes from the barge crossing.</dd><dt>Are facilities provided, or do I need to be self-sufficient?</dt><dd>It varies by property. Some listings offer cottages or Tiny Houses with full facilities; others are self-contained-only sites where you'll need to bring your own power, water, and toilet. Check each listing carefully before you book.</dd><dt>Can I use a Fraser Coast Hipcamp stay as a base for day trips?</dt><dd>Absolutely. Many properties are within easy reach of Hervey Bay, Maryborough, and the ferry crossings to K'gari, making them a great rural base for exploring the broader region.</dd></dl>

Hipcamp Australia – Fraser Coast

<p>Some of the Fraser Coast's most memorable stays happen not in hotels, but under a canopy of stars on a working farm, beside a shimmering dam, or tucked into the native bush just minutes from the beach. Hipcamp connects you with a curated collection of private properties and farmstays across the region — from Hervey Bay's hinterland fringe to the Mary River valley — where hosts open their land and share the genuine rhythms of rural Queensland life.</p><p>Whether you're rolling in with a self-contained caravan, pitching a tent on a grassy clearing, or settling into a tiny house retreat, Hipcamp's Fraser Coast listings offer something hard to find anywhere else: space, quiet, and a direct connection to the landscape.</p><h2>What kinds of Hipcamp stays are available on the Fraser Coast?</h2><p>The Fraser Coast's Hipcamp properties span a broad range of settings. You'll find large grassy caravan and RV sites beside peaceful dams — perfect for watching pelicans drift past — as well as expansive farmstays on working cattle and fruit properties where you can help feed animals, pick seasonal fruit, or simply wander hiking tracks through spotted gum forest. Family-friendly bush camps with animal encounters and outdoor activities sit alongside more secluded, adults-focused retreats on hundreds of acres of native country. Properties vary in their onsite facilities, so read each listing carefully and check its requirements before booking.</p><h2>Where are Hipcamp sites located on the Fraser Coast?</h2><p>Listings are spread across the region, putting you within easy reach of the coast's headline attractions. Properties near Hervey Bay — including sites at Booral and Nikenbah — place you a short drive from the barge to K'gari (formerly Fraser Island) and the mobility corridor cycling path that runs all the way to Urangan Pier. Sites near Maryborough and in the hinterland towns of Aramara, Howard, and Gundiah offer a quieter, more rural base, while camps at Burrum Heads let you wake up close to the Great Sandy Strait, with easy access to the river beach and some of the region's best fishing spots.</p><h2>Is K'gari (Fraser Island) accessible from Hipcamp properties near Hervey Bay?</h2><p>Absolutely. A handful of Hipcamp properties in the Hervey Bay area are positioned just a short drive from the vehicle barge crossing to K'gari. Basing yourself at a private mainland campsite is a practical, affordable approach — you can day-trip to the world's largest sand island, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed destination, then return each evening to your own peaceful patch of Queensland bush. Check each listing's location details when planning your itinerary.</p><h2>Are Hipcamp sites on the Fraser Coast suitable for families?</h2><p>Many are. Woodlands Farmstay and Glamping near Howard, for example, has been rated highly for families by recent guests. The property offers hands-on encounters with farm animals, outdoor play areas, bikes to borrow, craft activities, a fairy garden, and resident wallabies that wander the grounds. It's conveniently close to the Bruce Highway while still delivering that genuine bush atmosphere, with drinking water on site for guests. Always read individual listings for age-specific amenities and pet policies.</p><h2>Can I bring my pet to a Hipcamp property on the Fraser Coast?</h2><p>Pet policies vary by property. Several Fraser Coast Hipcamp hosts welcome well-behaved pets — some require animals to be kept on a lead to protect local wildlife, while others ask you to discuss arrangements with them before arrival. A dedicated pet-friendly loop is available at some farmstay properties for guests travelling with dogs. Always confirm your host's pet policy at the time of booking.</p><h2>What should self-contained campers know before arriving?</h2><p>A good number of Fraser Coast Hipcamp properties cater primarily to self-contained RVs, caravans, and camper trailers, so having your own onboard toilet and shower facilities is often essential. Some sites provide communal water for tank top-ups, though mains hook-ups for power or water aren't standard across the board. You may find powered options or shared amenities at certain properties — check the individual listing and reach out to your host with any questions before you hit the road.</p><h2>FAQs</h2><h3>How far are Fraser Coast Hipcamp properties from Hervey Bay's beaches?</h3><p>Several properties sit within 30 minutes of Hervey Bay — Australia's Whale Watch Capital and the world's first Whale Heritage Site. From sites near Maryborough or Howard, you're well-placed to day-trip to the beach, dine at the waterfront, and still return to the peace and quiet of a private rural property each evening.</p><h3>Are campfires permitted at Hipcamp sites on the Fraser Coast?</h3><p>Many properties allow campfires when no fire ban is in place, and some provide fire drums or sell firewood on site. Queensland fire restrictions can change seasonally, so always check the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services website for current conditions in your area, and confirm fire policies directly with your host before arrival.</p><h3>Do any Fraser Coast Hipcamp properties offer farm experiences?</h3><p>Yes. Coolamondah at Aramara is a sizeable working farm featuring a mango orchard, cattle, sheep, and dams stocked for fishing and canoeing — guests can get involved in day-to-day farm life and explore the property at their own pace. Further afield, Evergreen at Gundiah is a large-scale cattle and fruit operation on the Mary River where rural immersion is part of the experience, with opportunities to see the property's working side firsthand [VERIFY current availability and specific activities with host].</p><h3>Is there mobile coverage and Wi-Fi at Hipcamp sites?</h3><p>Coverage varies significantly by location. Some properties — particularly those close to town or along the Bruce Highway — offer reasonable mobile reception and, in some cases, complimentary Wi-Fi at communal areas. More remote hinterland properties may have limited connectivity. If staying connected is important for your trip, check with individual hosts before booking.</p>

Kingfisher 1

<p><strong>Kingfisher 1 is a spacious Hipcamp-hosted property at River Heads</strong>, sitting on a 4,000m² block with 40 metres of water frontage overlooking the Great Sandy Strait toward K'gari (formerly Fraser Island). A double garage and an on-site dam add practical appeal for travellers who want room to breathe alongside easy access to the water.</p><p>The property sits just a short drive from the River Heads boat ramp and barge landing — the jump-off point for trips across to K'gari — while the River Heads shopping village is close by for day-to-day needs. Hervey Bay's airport, beaches, marina, and shopping centre are all within roughly 10 to 15 minutes by car.</p><p>Whether you're watching the sun sink behind K'gari from the water's edge or simply enjoying a quiet evening beside the dam, Kingfisher 1 offers a relaxed Fraser Coast base with convenient access to the region's signature attractions.</p><h2>What makes Kingfisher 1 a great base for exploring K'gari?</h2><p>Kingfisher 1 sits just minutes by car from the River Heads barge landing, making it a convenient starting point for day trips or extended stays on K'gari. Wake up to Great Sandy Strait water views, then head to the ramp and across to the island — it's a remarkably easy connection to one of Queensland's most iconic destinations.</p><h2>What's nearby?</h2><ul><li><strong>K'gari barge landing</strong> — minutes away by car</li><li><strong>River Heads boat ramp</strong> — handy for fishing and boating trips</li><li><strong>River Heads shopping village</strong> — a short drive for everyday essentials</li><li><strong>Hervey Bay beaches, marina &amp; airport</strong> — within 10–15 minutes</li></ul><h2>What type of stay is Kingfisher 1 suited to?</h2><p>Kingfisher 1 is listed as a camping-style stay through Hipcamp, well suited to travellers who value open space, water frontage, and a peaceful semi-rural setting. The large block, on-site dam, and double garage offer practical room for those arriving with gear or vehicles. Check the Hipcamp listing directly for current availability and site details [VERIFY].</p><h2>Frequently asked questions</h2><h3>Where exactly is Kingfisher 1 located?</h3><p>Kingfisher 1 is on a quiet street in River Heads, south of Hervey Bay. It overlooks the Great Sandy Strait toward K'gari and is just a short drive from the River Heads boat ramp and barge landing.</p><h3>How far is Kingfisher 1 from the K'gari barge?</h3><p>The River Heads barge landing is just minutes away by car, making Kingfisher 1 one of the most convenient land-based bases for visiting K'gari on the Fraser Coast.</p><h3>What facilities does the property include?</h3><p>The property covers 4,000m² with 40 metres of water frontage, a double garage, and an on-site dam. Check the current Hipcamp listing for the full list of available facilities and any site updates [VERIFY].</p>