Find the exact place
Search 74,000+ places, browse what is nearby, or stack filters until only the free camping areas with toilets and water in your corner of the map are left.
74,000+ places across Australia, bundled offline so they still open with no signal. Filter down to exactly what you need, save it, and turn the shortlist into a road trip with routes, distance, dates, notes and to-dos.
Campsites, caravan parks and useful stops across Australia.
From idea to open road
Filter down to tonight’s camp, save tomorrow’s possibilities into collections and keep the route, distance, dates, notes and to-dos together in one trip.
Search 74,000+ places, browse what is nearby, or stack filters until only the free camping areas with toilets and water in your corner of the map are left.
Like, star or mark a place as visited and the smart collections update themselves. Build your own named lists for a region, a season or a shortlist.
Order the stops, see the distance between them, add dates and notes, check each stop’s weather, get directions and tick them off as you go.
The full toolkit
Explore places, compare the details, organise favourites and build a trip that stays useful after the planning table.
Know the place before you get there
Photos, a real description, opening hours, fees, terms and conditions, amenities and features grouped by type, current alerts, ratings, contact and booking details, the weather, and Street View to see the entrance from the road.
Liked, Starred, Want to visit and Visited fill themselves as you mark places. Build named collections on top for a region, a season or the shortlist you are still arguing about.
Ask for free camping areas with toilets and drinking water around the Gold Coast, then narrow further by category, fee, rating, online booking, state and detailed access, amenity, activity and service features.
Switch between the standard map and satellite imagery you can tilt and spin into real terrain. Pins group into counts when you are zoomed out and break apart as you move in.
Street View opens straight from the place screen where coverage exists, so you can see the entrance, the road surface and the surroundings before committing the van to the turnoff.
Current conditions and the forecast sit on the place screen and beside each trip stop, so a choice between two camps can be made with the sky in mind.
Visiting and not fluent in Australian dollars? Choose your currency and set the rate once, and reported fees are shown alongside in money you can judge at a glance.
The main event
The trip planner is what everything else feeds. Add saved places as stops and drag them into the order you will actually drive. Every leg shows its distance, directions open to the next one, each stop carries its own date, arrival notes and weather, and you tick them off as visited while you travel. Nearby alternatives stay attached for the days that change, the packing list sits beside the itinerary, and the whole thing can sync to Calendar.
Routes worth taking slowly
Choose a direction, save the camps that fit and turn the strongest stops into a route of your own.
Explore road tripsSurf beaches, rainforest bends and a final sunset over the Twelve Apostles.
Read guideTwo weeks of beach camps, green hinterland and warm northern mornings.
Read guideWhite dunes, coral reefs, red gorges and the long bright road north.
Read guideBeach towns give way to reef islands and rainforest as the coast turns tropical.
Read guideSea cliffs, fishing towns and empty Coorong beaches on the slower road west.
Read guideHowever you carry home
Make a tight budget and flexible route work together.
Find the facilities, access and overnight mix you need.
Filter for space, services and practical access notes.
Keep nearby favourites ready when Friday arrives.
What travellers say
“We crossed the country doing a mix of campsites and holiday parks and choosing each stop got so much easier. The offline details were a lifesaver more than once.”
“Filters are brilliant when you've got a big rig and need to know what you're driving into. Fast, no fuss.”
“we found lovely holiday parks for the kids and a few quieter spots for later on. having the prices and access notes in one place saved so much time, i was doing all this in a spreadsheet before which was... not great”
“Helped us find a simple overnight stop when our plans fell apart, then somewhere lovely to stay a few days. Much better than searching town by town.”
“Clear maps, useful details, no nonsense. We used it for caravan parks, free camps and a couple of huts and it became part of the daily routine without me really noticing.”
“Ten months around the country and I opened it every single day. Filtering for rig length and access saved us a lot of wasted kilometres up north. The amount of times we would have driven somewhere that just doesn't fit a 7 metre van.”
“Came over for six weeks with no idea where to start. Building the route stop by stop and actually seeing the distance made the whole thing feel manageable.”
“between broome and darwin there is a LOT of nothing. having the place details still readable with no signal is the reason we kept using it”
“Most of these apps feel built for big caravans. We were in a small car with a tent and still found plenty that actually suited us.”
On-site notices, land managers and current emergency advice always take priority over a listing.
Check the latest booking, road, fire and closure updates before departure.
Legal camping, thoughtful waste disposal and respect for Country keep these places open.
AussieCamps is an iPhone app for finding places to camp and stay around Australia. It bundles a directory of 74,000+ places so the details stay readable without reception, and it turns the ones you save into a road trip with an ordered route, dates, notes and to-dos.
More than 74,000 places: campgrounds, caravan parks, roofed accommodation, farm and station stays, backpacker hostels, roadside rest areas, day-use areas, dump points, potable water, laundromats, information centres, long-vehicle parking, experiences and other useful stops.
The place directory is bundled with the app, so names, categories, descriptions, fees, amenities, opening hours and conditions stay readable well beyond signal. Live services such as weather, routing, Street View, photos and provider pages still need a connection.
Yes, and it is the app's main feature. Add places as stops, drag them into order, attach a date and arrival notes to each one, see the driving distance leg by leg and across the whole trip, open directions to the next stop, check the weather at each one, tick stops off as visited and keep the packing list beside the itinerary. Itinerary details can sync to Calendar.
Two kinds. Smart collections (Liked, Starred, Want to visit, Visited, Pins and All saved) fill themselves as you mark places. On top of those you can create your own named collections with an icon and notes for a region, a season, a vehicle or a shortlist.
Yes, and combinations of them. Filters cover category, fee type, minimum rating, online booking, state or territory, and detailed feature groups for access, amenities, activities, services and affiliations, so “free camping areas with toilets and drinking water in Queensland” is a single query.
Photos, a description, opening hours, fees, terms and conditions, amenities and features grouped by type, current alerts, ratings, contact and booking details, weather, Street View where coverage exists, directions, and nearby alternatives.
A standard map and a satellite view built on Apple's flyover imagery, which you can tilt and rotate for real 3D terrain. Street View, built on Apple's Look Around imagery, gives the street-level view from the place screen.
Yes. Choose your currency in settings and set the conversion rate, and reported fees are shown in that currency alongside the Australian dollar figure.
Open the booking details for a place to reach its provider and check live availability, prices and terms.
No. Rules vary by state, territory, council, park and individual site. Always follow current signs, land-manager conditions, fire restrictions and official alerts.
Your next place is out there
74,000+ Australian places offline, filters sharp enough to find the exact one, collections that organise themselves and a trip planner that holds the whole route. AussieCamps for iOS.