Diamond Head campground

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15 Reviews

Bruce G.

1 year ago

Liam

2 years ago

Gabrielle D.

3 years ago

Lovely campground with an abundance of wildlife. Fires allowed in pits. Cold water showers only.

Aaron R.

3 years ago

Roby B.

4 years ago

The beach and wildlife make this place. More like a caravan park than a National park , no hot showers or drinking water. Good amenities and pleasant staff.

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Top Questions

Dominic A. 4 years ago

Question:

Are there water taps scattered around the walk in campground to wash up after cooking?

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Scott D. 5 years ago

Question:

Hi are you open and if so have availability on the 20th and 21st of June?

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David M. 6 years ago

Question:

Hi just wondering how much it costs per night to camp here? Thank you. 😁

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$24 per night for 2 at the moment by Marton B.

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Ok great thank you Marton 👍😊 by David M.

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Cathy F. 6 years ago

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Are dogs allowed?

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Afraid not Cathy as it’s a National Park 😕 by Mike W.

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

No. of sites

75

Allotted Site

Yes

Caravans

Yes

Management

National Parks

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Average temperature

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• Kylie's Beach
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• North Coast NSW
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