Ravenshoe Railway Caravan Park

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Allows fires

5 Reviews

Jennifer N.

2 years ago

OMG. This is amazing. Stay on a Thursday or Saturday evening and enjoy the live band of talented old timers performing old dance hall, blues, jazz and some modern music from 3.30 - 5.30pm. The site is run by volunteers and is immaculate with fabulous camp kitchen and fire pit. Highest town in Queensland

Ryan

3 years ago

Nice place to stay, close to town. Big millstream falls just 10mins away

Janis B.

4 years ago

We are 2 over 60's in a 4 man tent, good spot, quiet, very close to cafes, supermarket and pub for a meal. $15 for an empowered camp site. 👍Recomend for campers, very nice helpful folk.

Bessie

7 years ago

Lovely place right in town. Can walk to shops. Run by volunteers. Very clean. Powered site as at August 2018 was $15.00 per night. No dump site at the park, but a short drive.

Christine B.

7 years ago

Great spot with power or no power right in the middle of town . Free band plays here on Thursday night and damper in camp kitchen each night . 5star.

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Julie B. 8 months ago

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We have a caravan. Can we connect to water as well as power? Can we drain our grey water? Thank you

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Nearby locations

• Millstream Falls National Park
• Malaan National Park
• Tully Falls National Park
• Mount Hypipamee National Park
• Tropical North Queensland
• Ravenshoe