Lemon Tree Flat Camping Ground (Kwiambal National Park)

Lemon Tree Flat offers tank water suitable for drinking after treatment, though it is a good idea to bring your own as well.

Types of camping:

• Caravan site
• Camper trailer site
• Tent Site

Facilities:

• Gas/electric barbecues (free)
• Wood barbecues (firewood supplied)
• Carpark
• Drinking water
• Lookout
• Picnic tables
• Non-flush toilets

General Information:

• Sites are not marked
• This campground is the preferred location for caravan camping in Kwiambal National Park
• Limited tank water is available at this campground, you will need to treat or boil it before drinking
• This is a remote campground, so please make sure you arrive well-prepared
• There may be a supply of firewood at this campground, but it is a good idea to bring your own supply
• Shop, telephone and internet facilities are available at Ashford
• Sites are not powered
• Generators (including inverters) are not permitted within this campground to minimise disturbance to other park users and wildlife. Contact the park office with regards to generators required for auxiliary aids to assist a person in managing their disability.
• Rubbish bins are not available, so please take your rubbish with you when leaving
• Strong rips and currents may be present in the rivers, so take care in the water and please supervise children at all times
• Check the weather before you set out as the road to this campground can become boggy when it rains
• No domestic animals are allowed. Assistance animals and registered companion animals may be permitted with prior notice (contact Park Office).

Camping fees:

• $5.00 per night, per adult (16 years+)
• $3.00 per night, per child (5-15 years)
• Infants free (0-4 years).

Bookings:

Camping is on a first come, first served basis. Bookings are not taken for this campsite. A self registration system applies. Please register and pay at the park.The self registration system involves visitors reading the information/interpretation board and completing their booking details on an envelope. Once complete, place the correct money in the envelope and follow further instructions. A ranger also calls into the park to check visitors have paid.