Gloria's Campground

Features

Popular

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  Allows fires

1 Review

Laura D.

6 years ago

Absolutely beautiful place, very well maintained and really nice lady who runs it. Good price! Dogs are free to run around with each other and the creek is right next to the camp ground area. Truly beautiful place.

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Abigail N. 3 years ago

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How do I book?

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Kasey H. 4 years ago

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Do you have a contact number to ask questions? Have too many to type.

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Courtney 4 years ago

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Is camping still allowed and how much?

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maureen c. 6 years ago

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what is cosy per night ?

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what is cosy per night by maureen c.

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cost per night by maureen c.

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$5 a car when it’s not busy by Laura D.

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maureen c. 6 years ago

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Details

Listing type

Campsite

Caravans

Yes

Average temperature

Closest

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Nearby locations

• Mount Lewis National Park
• Mount Spurgeon National Park
• Tropical North Queensland
• Mount Carbine