Camping Australia

• Farmers Face Regulatory Hurdles Hosting Campers on Private LandApril 24, 2025
  Stephen Moriarty, a cattle farmer in the Gold Coast hinterland, ventured into the world of camping by listing his property on Hipcamp for extra income. Setting up campsites along a creek on his 121-hectare property, he charged travelers for a night’s stay. However, this endeavor was not without its challenges as he operated without a… Read more: Farmers Face Regulatory Hurdles Hosting Campers on Private Land
• Elevate Your Camping Comfort with the Best Camp Chairs for RelaxationApril 22, 2025
  When it comes to camping, having a comfortable chair can make all the difference in your outdoor experience. It’s not just about any old stump or rock; a good camp chair can elevate your relaxation around the campfire with friends and family. OGL Folding Camping Chair for Picnic Hiking Outdoor Beach Fishing Lawn Patio, Portable… Read more: Elevate Your Camping Comfort with the Best Camp Chairs for Relaxation
• Camping Etiquette Debate: Proximity vs. Privacy in Shared CampsitesApril 21, 2025
  When it comes to camping, there are unwritten rules that campers are expected to follow. Leaving trash behind, invading someone else’s campsite, or monopolizing space are generally frowned upon. However, the line blurs when it comes to the acceptable distance between neighboring campers at public sites. OZtrail Screw in Tent Peg 16-Piece Set | $19.99… Read more: Camping Etiquette Debate: Proximity vs. Privacy in Shared Campsites
• NSW Government Proposes Camping Fee Hikes in National ParksApril 19, 2025
  The NSW government is proposing a significant increase in camping fees within national parks, potentially impacting families planning camping trips. The proposed changes could see fees soar to $600 per week for a camping site, sparking mixed reactions among campers. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service aims to revamp the camping experience by adjusting… Read more: NSW Government Proposes Camping Fee Hikes in National Parks
• Surge in ‘Ghost Campers’ Causes Financial Strain on Camping BusinessesApril 18, 2025
  A surge in ‘ghost campers’ has left small businesses in the camping industry grappling with significant financial losses during the school holidays. The rise of these ‘thoughtless’ campers has prompted holidaymakers to call on the state government to address the issue of abuse within the ‘Free Camping’ program. Individuals are allegedly reserving camping sites but… Read more: Surge in ‘Ghost Campers’ Causes Financial Strain on Camping Businesses