Ravenshoe Railway Caravan Park - Ravenshoe QLD

The Ravenshoe Railway Caravan Park is locayed at 32 Grigg Street Ravenshoe. Ravenshoe is 1,668 km north west of Brisbane. The trip takes approximately 18 hours and 42minutes, although slower if you are towing a heavy van or large rig. The campground has large grassed area with good clean flush toilets and town water. Supermarkets and shops across the road. The caretakers cook up delicious dampers each day. Powered sites are $15 a night with a maximum stay of 7 nights.

Photos and reviews on this page were kindly supplied by our roving reporter Roger Sando in July 2016.

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Contact and Location

Ravenshoe Railway Caravan Park
32 Grigg St - W
Ravenshoe QLD 4888
P: 07 4097 6005
W: http://www.ravenshoesteamrailway.webs.com

GPS:-17.6083329,145.482497
GPS:S17 36 29,E145 28 56
GPS:S17 36.5,E145 28.9498

Roger Sando of Whyalla Tue July 5, 2016 at 10:07 PM

Forgot to say that you can stay at the Ravenshoe Railway museum caravan park for one week and is preferred that your RV is fully self contained although they do provide a grey water dump site for buckets to be emptied...no grey water on the ground. A Dump site for black water is provided in one of the adjacent streets to the park and is about 700 metres from the main street.
Roger Sando of Whyalla Sun July 3, 2016 at 2:18 PM

We camped at the Railway Museum last night (2nd July). It has about 30 or so powered sites at $15.00 per van per night and about 30 or so more unpowered sites at $10.00 per night. There are 2 toilet shower blocks (one unisex) and you are supplied a numbered passcode for the main door. The facilities are excellent and hot showers are available for a gold coin donation in secured box inside the toilet/shower blocks. The caretaker is a volunteer and the one there at present is a really good bloke. He makes a damper each afternoon/ evening for anyone who wishes to try....each day is a different one. We had damper with prunes/chocolate chips and cream...yummy. The sites are large, well organised, grassed and flat and the park is just behind the main street. You would need to get there early in busy times as park was essentially full by about 3.00pm. We had a very enjoyable time there in amongst the trains and carriages being restored. There is also a large barn open for sales of clothes, souvenirs and knick knacks. I will post photos shortly.