Camping Policy along the corridor at Rail Sidings

Facilities and Water

Currently there are no facilities, amenities, or water on our corridor. You will need to be self-sufficient in this area;

Organising your camp

Camping on the corridor is for a maximum of 72 hours and must be booked through Hipcamps.

Camping is only allowed on the corridor where signed. At this point camping is available at the following rail sidings (Map)

Trail users have right of way please be aware when arriving, setting up or leaving camp;

Please keep to, or below the shared zone speed limit of 10/k per hr in the camp areas;

Stay on the corridor. Do not extend your camp into neighbouring properties or onto the “trail”.

Generators

Generators are allowed however please be respectful of other campers;

General rule of thumb in most camp areas is between the hours of 8:00 AM and 6:00 PM;

Camp Fires

Lighting of campfires is dependent on local area fire restrictions at the point in time. Please check this website in the Gladstone Region or this website in the North Burnett Region (Barrimoon south) prior to lighting any fire;

During the period that the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service (QFRS) declare a fire ban, all wood fires and ash producing fires are prohibited;

This includes the use of heat beads to light fires, all open campfires, wood fired barbeques and above ground firepits – including braziers, drums, Oz pigs and similar appliances;

It is the guest’s responsibility to ensure the fire is kept small, under control and is supervised at all times;

Campfires must be in above ground firepits or firepits provided;

Pets

Pets are welcome and must be on a leash, under owners’ control at all times;
You MUST clean up after your pets;

Horse Lovers Camping

NO STALLIONS ARE PERMITTED ON THE RAIL CORRIDOR.

Until our trees are a little more established, in certain campgrounds we have setup a separate camp area for your convenience.

You will need to adhere to the above policy as well as the following:

Other animals on the corridor

Do not approach cattle, horses, native animals or other wildlife;

Although our camp sidings are securely fenced, it is possible that a fence may be down or gate left open letting livestock into the camp ground. Please open gates to allow the livestock to exit quietly if this is the case.

Please notify us if a fence is down or livestock remain in the fenced siding via the form at the bottom of this page.

Other animals on the corridor

If you arrive to a camp site and there is rubbish around please let us know using the form below, or, if possible our volunteers would greatly appreciate if you would clean it up.

For any further information please contact us either via the form below.

Most of all – enjoy your stay and let us know your thoughts if you feel we can improve your next camping experience on our corridors.

HAPPY CAMPING AND TRAILING

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