5 FAQs about Free Camping in Australia


Australia is blessed with scenic views of nature. From pristine coastlines to untainted rainforests, this country definitely has so much to be proud of.

However, as with other continents and countries, it’s also a fragile land. It’s just good to know that its people do whatever they can to protect what they have.

So, if you plan to go on free camping in Australia, it is advised to free camp responsibly. Never leave any trace behind.

Now, before you hit the road and go to the free campsite you have in mind, make sure you read these five FAQs. This way, you become a responsible camper.

                              


1. What Is Free Camping?

Free camping is an activity that involves camping. It’s usually done in remote places just off the main highways.

2. Where Can I Find Free Campsites in Australia?

There are many ways to find free campsites in Australia. You can ask recommendations from travellers for the best free camping sites in the country.

You can also do a quick search on Google Maps. Here, you can find many free camping sites in the Land Down under. You can even check out images and reviews for support.

If you want, you can also use apps for finding free campgrounds. A few apps we can suggest are NSW National Parks, Camps Australia Wide 9, and Official Travellers Autobarn.

3. What Are the Basic Rules in Free Camping?

As with many outdoor activities, there are a few basic rules to follow when free camping in Australia. However, in general, you just have to respect everybody, and of course, the wildlife, and also keep the surroundings clean.

4. What Things Do You Need to Bring?

Since you’ll be staying outdoors for quite some time, you need to bring a few important things to survive, such as water, a torchlight, sun lotion, an insect repellent, gas for your vehicle, and a little fridge for keeping your food and consumables.


5. How Do You Find Hidden Campsites?

Well, the light is your friend. It will make sure you see where you’re going. It will also help you appreciate the view as you go. You can also ask around. Speak with the locals and ask them if they know any good place to build a camp.
You should be all set now. Gear up, hire a campervan or car and start enjoying the majestic views of the great Australian outdoors. Just don’t forget to be responsible and leave no trace. For even more tips on free camping head over to Travellers Autobarn




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