Fraser Island - Pelican 4WD Bookings

Camping in Inskip Peninsula Recreation Area Set up camp on an established site within areas bordered by the tree line. ( M.V. Natone  camping area). Photo: Queensland Government Self-composting or hybrid toilets (minimal water use) are located at four camping areas. Photo: Queensland Government Beach she-oaks, cypress pine and other coastal trees and shrubs shade Inskip Peninsula’s camping areas, which are ringed by open ocean beaches and sheltered estuary shores—all within 15 minutes drive of Rainbow Beach. Wind and water conditions generally become calmer in areas where the peninsula curves westward towards Great Sandy Strait. Please note: Camping permits are required for Inskip and  fees  apply. Camping permits must be obtained prior to arrival. A permit tag with your booking number must be displayed at your camp site. Individual sites cannot be booked—it's 'first in, best placed'. No vehicle access permits are needed for any Inskip camping areas. ...

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT - FRASER ISLAND - PELICAN 4WD BOOKINGS 2018 Fraser Island is separated from the mainland by  Great Sandy Strait . The southern tip, near Tin Can Bay, is situated to the north of  Inskip Peninsula . The most northern point of the island is  Sandy Cape  where the  Sandy Cape Light operated from 1870 to 1994. [12]  The establishment of the lighthouse was the first permanent European settlement on the island. [13]  The nearest large town to Fraser Island is  Hervey Bay , while  Maryborough  and  Bundaberg  are also close by. The bay on the north east coast is called Marloo Bay and on the north west coast is Platypus Bay. The most westerly place on the island is Moon Point. [14] Eli Creek is the largest creek on the eastern beach. Eli Creek where it enters the sea Eli Creek is the largest  creek  on the east coast of the island with a flow of 80 million litres per day. [15] ...