lamington national park?

LUXury

LUXury

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hey there. does anyone know of any nice spots in lamington national park for a weekend camping trip.
with or without 4x4 tracks close by, but obviuosly with would be better.
and if anyone would like to come for a weekend trip in about 3 weeks let me know.

cheers guys
 

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frosty

frosty

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Hey Chris, I may be up for that. Although I don't think there is much or any 4x4ing because it is a national park. A weekend away may be nice and the timing may be good. Kids would love it! I'll let you know shortly and I'll do a little research on whats up there.

Cheers
 
Pure Yobbo

Pure Yobbo

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Apparently there is a plane wreck up there......

I went there about 15 years ago. The camp grounds were small. But a good weekend heaps of walks and stuff to do. Are you talking about staying at O'reily's??
 
LUXury

LUXury

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no place specific in mind. just as long as i can pitch a tent and relax.
and do a walk or two. ( tree tops)
the misses has got the 15th 16th and 17th of work so thats when well be going now.
 
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Tukkeri

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Pure Yobbo said:
Apparently there is a plane wreck up there......

I went there about 15 years ago. The camp grounds were small. But a good weekend heaps of walks and stuff to do. Are you talking about staying at O'reily's??
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Would that be the Stinson wreck you're talking about Yobbo or is there another one?
 
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jimmbo57

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LUXury said:
hey there. does anyone know of any nice spots in lamington national park for a weekend camping trip.
with or without 4x4 tracks close by, but obviuosly with would be better.
and if anyone would like to come for a weekend trip in about 3 weeks let me know.

cheers guys
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Hi all,
We camped at O'rielly's recently and found it great. You can access O'Rielly's from Beaudesert via Duck Creek Road, which is an easy 4x4 track but a great drive. There are some great walks up there. We did the canopy walk at night and loved it.
Happy camping,
Jim
 
ChallengeLee

ChallengeLee

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There is also Stinson's Park and Burgess Park for camping on Christmas Creek road. Christmas Creek road takes you to the back of Lamington National park, is a lovely short drive for a picnic and like Jim said there is always Duck Creek Road for a 4WDrive fix.
 
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