CONCEPT 03 · INDEPENDENT DESIGN PREVIEW
IMBILCAMPING RETREAT

FIND YOUR STAY

Campsites &
bell tents.

A simple patch of grass, a place by the creek, a powered site or a bell tent already waiting. Start with what makes you comfortable.

Morning mist and kayaks beside Yabba Creek

01 / BRING YOUR OWN

Unpowered campsites.

Free-flowing unpowered camping gives you room to make a simple outdoor home. Bring your own tent, camper or caravan and settle into the rhythm of camp.

  • No electrical connection
  • Dogs welcome under camp conditions

Start at reception before choosing a spot in the unallocated area. Take your full setup, level ground and the walk to amenities into account.

See the published rate guide →

02 / CREEKSIDE

Waterfront campsites.

Premium waterfront sites look out over Yabba Creek. It’s a setting for slow mornings and time watching the water.

  • Premium waterfront · unpowered
  • Confirm site dimensions and access

A creek view and convenient access are different things. Ask about banks, slopes and the route to the shared amenities, especially with young children.

See the published rate guide →

03 / A FEW HOME COMFORTS

Powered campsites.

Structured powered sites offer an electrical connection for the camping equipment you bring. Tell the team about your vehicle, tent and awning before booking.

  • Electrical connection
  • Bring your own accommodation

Confirm the site layout and a suitable electrical lead with reception. Group placement needs to be arranged; being next door is subject to availability.

See the published rate guide →
Bell tent and campfire at dusk

04 / TENT READY FOR YOU

Bell tent stays.

A bell tent lets you enjoy the creekside setting without packing and pitching your own tent. Shared campground facilities are part of the stay.

  • Pet-free · no smoking or vaping
  • Published minimum: 2 nights

The official listing includes a double mattress, two single mattresses, a fire pit and one bag of firewood. Bring your own linen, pillowcase covers and blankets. Confirm electrical supply and the current inclusions with reception.

See the published rate guide →

COME WITH YOUR FAVOURITE PEOPLE

Room for your plans.
Talk them through.

Larger family? Several tents? Let reception know the number of guests, full tent and awning dimensions, and vehicles. The team can advise on a suitable arrangement before you book.

See how arrival works →

Information checked 21 September 2026 · Official rates & booking conditions ↗

Inside a bell tent with mattresses, woven rugs and a low table around the central pole
Inside the bell tent · Official gallery ↗

TAKE A LOOK INSIDE

A tent with
room to settle in.

See the space before you pack. This photograph from the official gallery shows the bell-tent interior and mattress layout.

The photograph shows a styled setup. Bring the linen and bedding specified in your booking; check current inclusions with reception.

Bell-tent details →

PLAN YOUR STAY

A clearer picture.
Before you book.

Published standard rates in Australian dollars, checked on 21 September 2026. Confirm the price for your dates in the official booking system.

Camping · per night
Site type2 peopleFamily
2 adults + 2 children
Extra adultExtra child
UnpoweredA$42A$55A$19A$10
PoweredA$50A$65A$23A$10
Premium waterfront
Unpowered
A$50A$65A$23A$10

A TENT ALREADY WAITING

Bell tent · A$140 / night

Published minimum stay: two nights. Includes a double mattress, two single mattresses, a fire pit and one bag of firewood. Bring linen, pillowcase covers and blankets. Pet-free; no smoking or vaping. The official listing describes it as unpowered; confirm the current electrical supply with reception.

DATES & GUESTS

  • Published peak-period increase: 20%.
  • Child rates apply to ages 3–16; infants aged 0–2 stay free.
  • No nightly fee for dogs on permitted campsites.
  • Day visitors: A$5 per person, accompanied by a staying guest.

Travelling with more people? Extra-person prices do not guarantee extra capacity. The published standard is four people and one vehicle per site; confirm any larger family or group arrangement directly with reception.

Midweek stays: the official page advertises an off-peak “four nights for the price of three” offer. Ask about eligible dates and sites before relying on it.

Published rates and inclusions ↗ · Checked 21 September 2026; not a live quote.

Check your dates & book ↗

WHEN PLANS CHANGE

Know the conditions.
Plan with confidence.

A summary of the campground’s published cancellation policy, checked 21 September 2026. Read the official terms before confirming your booking.

Cancellation within 14 days

A$30 administration fee; remaining money held is credited to your client account for a future stay. The published policy includes cancellations due to poor weather.

Arrival-day cancellation or no-show

The published cancellation fee is 100%.

Peak periods

For Christmas, Easter, school holidays and long weekends, the policy does not allow date changes or refunds within 14 days of arrival.

Evacuation or cancellation by management

For an extreme-weather event requiring evacuation, or a stay cancelled by management, the policy provides credit for the cancelled days rather than a cash refund.

Credits & early departures

Client-account credits expire after 12 months. Early departure receives no refund or credit. Removal for unacceptable behaviour also receives no refund or credit.

For cancellation outside the stated windows, or a booking-specific question, contact reception. This summary does not replace your booking conditions.

Read the official cancellation policy ↗

KEEP EXPLORING

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YOUR NEXT GOOD MEMORY STARTS HERE

Meet you by the creek.

Check availability & book

Booking opens the official Imbil Camping Retreat reservation system.