Cocoa Creek camping area, Cape Cleveland


About Cocoa Creek camping area, Cape Cleveland
Cocoa Creek camping area, Cape Cleveland is a campground in Bowling Green Bay National Park, Queensland. Its facilities include drinking Water, tent Beside Car and camper Trailer Sites, 10 in all. Things to do here include bird watching, boating and camping. Access suits high-clearance 4WDs. The nearest other place in AussieCamps is Bowling Green Bay National Park, 4 km away.
Nestled along Cocoa Creek, set up a camper trailer or tent beside your four-wheel-drive in close proximity to Cocoa Creek.
Facilities
- Drinking Water
- Tent Beside Car
- Camper Trailer Sites
- Car Park
- Tent Sites
- Campfires Allowed
Things to do
- Bird watching
- Boating
- Camping
- Fishing
Fees
Fees change with the season and the site, and some sites must be booked ahead. AussieCamps shows the current fee, how to book and what each site offers.
Location
Bowling Green Bay National Park, Queensland
Nearby
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Questions about Cocoa Creek camping area, Cape Cleveland
Can you get to Cocoa Creek camping area, Cape Cleveland in a 2WD?
No. You need a high-clearance 4WD to reach Cocoa Creek camping area, Cape Cleveland.
What facilities does Cocoa Creek camping area, Cape Cleveland have?
Drinking Water, Tent Beside Car, Camper Trailer Sites, Car Park and Tent Sites, and 5 more listed in AussieCamps.
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