Hidden in a valley on Moreton Island lies Ben-Ewa campground. It’s a haven of shade a refuge from the island’s strong winds. Imagine families and school groups gathering here. Their laughter echoing through the trees.
Ben-Ewa offers a unique camping experience. It’s accessible by four-wheel drive or boat. The campground itself is small. There are only twelve campsites each marked with a totem. This makes it intimate and peaceful. Perfect for a family getaway. Or a school trip.
The campsites are medium-sized and well-defined. They are nestled amongst the sand dunes. This offers a truly natural experience. The sheltered bay waters nearby are perfect for swimming. Or for kayaking. You can even go fishing. Campfires are permitted. But only in designated areas. And only when there is no fire ban. This is important for safety.
Ben-Ewa has basic amenities. There are non-flush toilets and cold showers. A waste transfer station is also available. Remember to bring your own drinking water. It needs to be treated before drinking. Also pack sunscreen insect repellent and rubbish bags. Mobile phone coverage is poor. The best reception is near Tangalooma Resort.
Ben-Ewa is a short distance from the main barge landing point. It’s easily accessible by four-wheel drive. Campers can park their vehicles next to their campsites. The campground is suitable for tents camper trailers and even large groups. The sand provides a soft surface for pitching tents.
So Ben-Ewa is more than just a campground. It’s an escape. It’s a place to reconnect with nature. It’s an unforgettable experience on beautiful Moreton Island. Remember to book online. Always check the park alerts before your visit. Enjoy your stay at Ben-Ewa.