Habitat Noosa Everglades Eco Camp

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  Allows fires

Verified listing

Kelly, campsite manager, Anycamper since October 2018

This listing has been verified by the campsite manager and was last updated March 2025.

13 Reviews

Dennis M.

4 years ago

22/4/21 Habitat Noosa Very well managed with clean facilities, with lovely views of Lake Cootharaba. But overall this camp ground is too large and imposing to be situated, as this is, within a nationa... Read more

Brayden Tarj n Aylah Wilson

4 years ago

The best spot a lot this coast the kids and myself have camped, so much wildlife, the kids had a great time! Will be coming back!

Darcy D.

5 years ago

Favourite campsite of my trip so far. Amazing price for everything we got, 33 dollars for an unpowered undesignated site for a couple. Arrived and were given an extremely helpful run down of the place from (I believe his name was) Wayne. Didn't realise when we booked how huge and lovely and close to the camp the river is. There is a row of riverside camps you can pay extra to guarantee, but there is a spot at the end of the row where they stop and you can pull up in the undesignated camping and get the same view. Even if you are not at this spot you will likely see the water if you camp near it. The lake/river? is an absolute beaut. Huge but very shallow and flat so you can wade out literally hundreds of metres. Beautiful. The bar & bistro is a nice relief from my drinking goon and eating soup at other campsites. All their beermaking gear is behind the bar. 12 dollars for a tasting paddle, all hit the spot. 9.50 for a pint, same price for all so you can stick to their higher percentage beer if you want to get your moneys worth. Wayne gave us friendly table service while it was quieter. Pizza and gnocchi to die for. Wait and bar staff very pleasant. Showers and toilets very clean and smelled nice. Overall, perfect place for our anniversary. Get around it.

Emma M.

5 years ago

Stayed here for 3 days over the long weekend, and loved it! We will be back for sure, the kids had so much fun. On the busier weekends I do think they need to provide more rubbish bins & toilets ( both portable toilets near us were out of order within 24hours ) so everyone had to use the main ones. But overall a great experience & would recommend it to friends & family.

Berit B.

5 years ago

Loved it! Great spot, clean and a very nice restaurant/bar.

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Top Questions

lefty 4 years ago

Question:

Can I bring my dog ?

Answer:

We do not allow pet into our campsite as we are a National Park. Thankyou by Dorthea

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Sandra D. 4 years ago

Question:

Can you bring dogs?

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We do not allow pet into our campsite as we are a National Park. Thankyou by Dorthea

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Chris C. 6 years ago

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Are open fires allowed at campsite?

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Yes but bring a brassiere by Tina B.

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

No. of sites

400

Next to car

Yes

Caravans

Yes

Cabins Available

Yes

Management

National Parks

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Average temperature

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