Caravan and Camping in Dalby

Discover a freshwater find in the Dalby region

Dalby has a wide range of camping and caravanning spots to pique your interest. Immerse yourself in nature – observe the many species of birds and wildlife, explore the walking trails, or take time to just sit with nature and absorb the atmosphere.

Caravan and Camping in Dalby

Lake Broadwater

If you like to wake up to views of the water, pitch your tent at Lake Broadwater Conservation Park. You’ll find it 30km outside of Dalby, nestled on the banks of Lake Broadwater, the only naturally occurring freshwater lake on the Darling Downs. Facilities take the form of toilets, cold showers, powered and unpowered sites, a kids playground and picnic facilities. Bring your own wood because fires are allowed in the designated fireplaces (except when fire bans or prohibitions apply). Embrace the noisy neighbours – there’s more than 230 species of birds recorded at the park, including flocks of sulphur-crested cockatoos and rainbow Bee-eaters.

Further Information

Access: Travel 20km Sth West of Dalby on Moonie Highway, turn into Broadwater Road.
The campground is 10km on left hand side.

Lake Broadwater Campground $7.25 per person per night, or $29 per family per night.

Wilga Camp Ground fees $7.25 per person per night or $29 per family per night, $4 per night for students and accompanying adults on approved educational excursions.

Camping permit fees for Lake Broadwater and Wilga Bush Campgrounds are set by Queensland National Parks, please visit their website for additional information.

Lake Broadwater caretakers, Tim and Megan are on site 24/7, if you have any questions about checking in, please reach out.
Caretaker Tel:0428 229 282