Caravan and Camping in Condamine

Discover a water enthusiast’s dream only seven kilometres south of Condamine. Caliguel Lagoon is an ideal spot for boating, fishing, and camping over a weekend.

The Condamine River provides a tranquil spot to camp along its banks. The river weaves through the Western Downs, creating a haven for water sports, fishing and birdwatching. The river is part of the Balonne catchment, one of the largest catchments in the Murray-Darling Basin and harbours some of the best Murray cod and yellowbelly fishing in Queensland. Drop a line and try your luck when descending upon the town of Condamine, with access down under the bridge, from the western side.

Caravan and Camping in Condamine

Caliguel Lagoon

A short drive (seven kilometres south of Condamine) you’ll find Caliguel Lagoon. Everything about this camping destination centres on the water – it promises a good spot for kayaking, skiing, swimming and fishing. It’s got all the makings of a site that you come to for a visit but stay a while, thanks to a toilet block (one that’s disabled and baby-friendly we might add), an outdoor shower, barbeques and picnic facilities. A great spot for birdwatcher’s to while away time spotting the abundant bird life.

Further Information

Caliguel Lagoon is a free campsite with no bookings required. Please note limited powered sites are available.

Access: From Condamine, head south on the Leichhardt Highway (A5) for 3.1km and turn onto Condamine-Meandarra Road. You’ll find the campground 4.1km on the left.