7 things to do in Warwick
Turn back the pages of history and learn more about this darling town on the Downs, with this guide to the things to see and do in Warwick.
Who says camping can’t include your four-legged family members too?
No need to leave Fido at home next time you plan an outdoor, overnight adventure in Southern Queensland Country.
Whether you prefer to pitch a tent, put down the campervan legs, or check-in to a campsite cabin, our region has you covered with these pet-friendly campsites for a guaranteed paw-some time.
Barambah Bush Caravan and Camping Park, Murgon, South Burnett
If land size is your deciding factor when choosing where to put down the caravan legs, head to Barambah Bush Caravan and Camping Park.
Set on 200 acres with 60 acres of parkland and 140 acres of natural bushland, expect to share your camping experience with native birdlife and wildlife who call this property home.
While it’s the perfect place to kick back and relax, if you prefer to keep active on your camping trip try your luck at the onsite nine-hole bush golf course.
While the property provides cabin accommodation too, you’ll need to book a caravan or camping site if you’re bringing your pup with you.
Caliguel Lagoon near Condamine, Western Downs
Does your pooch love the #boatlife as much as you do? Secure the pegs into the campground at Caliguel Lagoon near Condamine.
BYO boat or kayak and cruise the lagoon with your four-legged co-pilot.
With toilets, cold showers and wood barbeques at this free bush campground – this is the perfect summer getaway when you don’t feel like ruffing it.
Want to combine a camping trip with a country show?
Head to Wondai Showgrounds and settle into one of their powered or non-powered sites, only a stone’s throw from all the action.
With plenty of greenspace close by at the local parkland, make sure you pack the tennis ball for some playtime with your pooch.
Ridgemill Estate, Severnlea, Southern Downs & Granite Belt
For a bone-a-fide good time camping, head to Blue Topaz Caravan Park.
Located a short six kilometres from Stanthorpe (aka Granite Belt Wine Country), combine your next camping adventure with sampling Queensland's best red, wines, rose and sparklings.
With several pet-friendly wineries, your pooch can join you on your wine tasting adventure – just make sure you pack their coat when travelling in the cooler months.
Book a powered or unpowered site and get ready to swirl and sip your way through your next camping trip.
Glendon Camping Ground, Thane, Southern Downs & Granite Belt
For a camping experience set on a 1600-acre property, set up camp at Glendon Camping Ground.
A short 38 kilometres from Warwick, combine an outdoor experience with a historical tour of this popular Southern Queensland Country town.
Prefer to kick back and relax, unfold the camping chair along Thanes Creek.
With powered and non-powered sites, as well as cabins, there’s plenty of room for you and your dog to settle in to – just make sure you keep them on a lead at all times.
Calling all first-time campers.
Prefer your overnight digs to have four walls, while still being pet-friendly?
Book a cabin at Kingaroy Holiday Park and enjoy the creature comforts of home (read: laundry and fully equipped kitchen) as you ease into your first camping experience.
Planning a trip during the summer months, they’ve got you covered with a salt-water swimming pool too. Because, #holidays.
Killarney View Cabins and Caravan Park, Southern Downs & Granite Belt
Need the security of a fully-fenced yard to take your pup on the road with you? Killarney View Cabins and Caravan Park has you covered.
Book their fully-fenced pet-friendly cabin for peace of mind during your next outdoor adventure.
If your four-legged family member is a filly or stallion (aka a horse), there’s plenty of room on the acreage for them to join too.
Coolmunda Dam, Inglewood, Goondiwindi Region
Water sports lovers – we’re looking at you.
Head to Coolmunda Caravan Park in Inglewood within the Goondiwindi Region for a waterside camping adventure with your fur child.
Popular with water skiing, sailing, canoeing – this is one pet-friendly camping spot where you’ll want to get your fur wet.
Providing 36 powered sites, along with fully self-contained cabins, make sure you put this location on the top of your list for your next summer getaway.
Want a barista-made coffee within 20 minutes from your campsite? Secure the pegs at Bowenville Recreational Reserve.
A short 30 kilometres from Dalby, combine your overnight stay in this peaceful nature reserve with easy access to city-like amenities.
Make sure you pack your rod and reel and try your luck at this popular, local fishing spot.
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