Camp Areas at Cullendore

Cullendore offers three distinct camp areas, each with its own setting, character and level of seclusion.
From shaded creekside sites to elevated ridgelines with sweeping views, you can choose the experience that suits your stay.

Map of the Campgrounds

The Creek Camp

Secluded, shaded and set along a high country creek.

Nestled along a spring-fed creek on the eastern side of Cullendore, Creek Camp offers a quieter, more private camping experience.

With ten sites in total — including two larger group sites — the camp is spread along the creek and surrounded by trees, creating a naturally sheltered and peaceful setting.

Overview

Location: Eastern side of the property, along a spring-fed creek
Sites: 10 campsites, including 2 group sites
Setting: Shaded, creekside
Access: Suitable for 2WD

Amenities

Flushing toilets
Hot outdoor gas shower (private, open to the stars)
Firepits at each site
Level ground for easy setup

Why Choose Creek Camp?

Shaded, creekside setting with easy access to water
Plenty of space for families, with flat open areas for kids to play
Ideal for groups wanting to book multiple or adjoining sites
All sites are close to amenities for convenience

A serene landscape featuring a pond with lily pads, surrounded by tall grasses, trees, and a grassy field in the background with a clear sky.

A peaceful scene of a grassy field with tall trees in the background and a pond in the foreground.

Camping scene with tents and a white SUV parked on grass, large trees in the background, overcast sky.

Wooden outdoor shower shelter with a sign that reads 'CAMP SHOWER'. Green field and trees in the background under a clear blue sky.

A campsite with tents, a parked gray SUV, and trailer equipment set up on a grassy area surrounded by tall trees under a partly cloudy sky.

The Overflow

Named for its location at the intersection of several creeks, The Overflow is a spacious, flexible camp area.

The Overflow Camp is a collection of campsites spread across several creeks and waterways in central Cullendore.

Divided into three distinct areas — The Valley, The Rise and Clancy’s — it offers a mix of secluded creekside sites and larger open spaces, with flexibility for both small bookings and larger groups.

Overview

Location: Central Cullendore, where creeks and waterways meet
Sites: A mix of small and large sites across three areas
Setting: Creekside, open space, varied terrain
Access: Suitable for 2WD (aside from Bee Eater, Wood Duck and Blue Crane sites)

Amenities

Flushing toilets
Hot outdoor gas shower (private, open to the stars)
Firepits at each site
Level ground for easy setup

Why Choose The Overflow?

A range of water sites, many with direct access to water or views over waterways
Secluded sites tucked away from main tracks, ideal for those seeking privacy or a more self-contained stay
Spacious and flexible, with a mix of site sizes suited to both small bookings and larger groups.

A tall tree with a thick trunk and branches filled with green leaves. A small wooden sign attached to the trunk reads 'Honeyeater' in white letters. The background shows a grassy field and trees under a clear blue sky.

Young kangaroo walking towards the camera on a grassy field, with a residential building and trees in the background during daytime.

A wetland scene with water lilies, tall grass, trees, and a black duck swimming among the lily pads.

A campsite with a white camper trailer, a grey pickup truck, and outdoor furniture, set in a grassy area with tall trees and a bright blue sky.

Camping scene with two foldable chairs facing a fire pit, surrounded by trees on a forested area, with a small table holding three metal cups and a water bottle in the foreground.

The Mountain Camp

Elevated, forested and defined by the view.

Perched along the northern escarpment of Cullendore, Mountain Camp looks out across the eastern Darling Downs.

With mountain views, forested sites and a more elevated position on the property, it provides shaded and protected sites.

Overview

Location: Northern escarpment of Cullendore High Country
Sites: A small number of spaced-out sites along the ridge as well as forested sites close to amenities
Setting: Elevated, forested
Access: Suitable for 2WD

Amenities

Flushing toilets
Hot outdoor gas shower (private, open to the stars)
Firepits at each site
Level ground for easy setup

Why Choose Mountain Camp?

Expansive views across the Darling Downs from a small number of elevated sites
A balance of open outlooks and shaded areas surrounded by trees

A camping scene with a white camper trailer, a silver SUV, and two people in red jackets standing outside near a table and chairs in a grassy area surrounded by trees.

Open grassy area with tall trees and distant view of the sky and horizon.

A campsite in a forest with several trees, tents, and parked vehicles, including a blue truck and a recreational vehicle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Adults: $30 per night
Children (4–16 years): $10 per night (under 4 stay free)
We welcome tents, swags, camper trailers, RVs, and caravans. Both 2WD and 4WD vehicles can access the property.
Check-in is from midday, and check-out is by 11am (QLD time). If you need flexibility, feel free to get in touch.
As Cullendore is a working cattle property, we’re not always at the office. Our general office hours are 9am–5pm (QLD time), but availability can vary.
If you need assistance, please give us a call on 0459 901 538.
No, sorry. To protect vulnerable native wildlife such as quolls, gliders, owls, and koalas, pets aren’t permitted on the campground.
Cullendore is around 2.5 hours from Brisbane CBD. It’s an easy drive and the perfect weekend escape.
Yes. Each camp area has flushing toilets and hot gas showers (outdoor, enclosed for privacy, and open to the stars above).
Yes. Each campsite has its own firepit, except during periods of total fire ban.
No. Due to recent changes in the law regarding fire ants, we are now unable to allow firewood to be brought onto the property.
Yes, both firewood and ice are available for purchase from our office.
Firewood: $15 per 20kg bag
Ice: $8
The water at our amenities blocks is non-potable (spring-fed dam water and not suitable for drinking or cooking). We sell 10L bottles of drinking water at the office.
During quieter periods, site selection is flexible. At busier times, sites are allocated to ensure the best experience for all guests.
Yes, you’re welcome to bring them. Please keep in mind that our waterholes are best suited to gentle paddling and exploring rather than long-distance kayaking.
While we are happy for our guests to collect kindling, we do not allow collection of firewood on the property. We cannot allow chainsaws or electrical saws to be used on the property.
No, all sites are unpowered.
Yes. We offer a range of group sites across all of our camp areas.
Coverage is limited. You’ll usually get reception at the office and at The Mountain Camp, but most areas are best enjoyed as a chance to switch off.
Cullendore sits in the high country and is often cooler than Brisbane. Nights can be crisp even in summer, so we recommend bringing warm clothing and bedding year-round.
Yes. You can reach Cullendore comfortably in a standard 2WD via sealed and a short stretch of well-maintained gravel road. 4WD vehicles are also welcome. Please note that we are not a 4WD park.
We discourage generators so everyone can enjoy the peace and quiet of the bush. If needed, they may be used between 10am and 4pm only.
No, we do not allow drones to ensure the privacy of our guests.
Cullendore is about space, privacy, and connection to nature. We limit the number of campers, and sites are spread throughout the property so you can enjoy your own corner of the high country.

“Beautifully kept sites with water views and facilities. It is clearly a very well-run and organised campground.”

Brigette, Guest at Cullendore

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