Tully Gorge Campground - Tully Gorge Alcock State Forest QLD

Access the gorge through Tully township. A 40-minute scenic drive follows the gorge to the Kareeya Hydroelectric Station. The wettest place in Queensland contains Tully Gorge in the rugged Alcock State Forest. The Tully River is renowned for white water rafting. The forest is the main exit point for commercial rafting tours. Alcock State Forest is in the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area. Campground features: A large, open, grassy campground with shady trees.
Location: 35km from Tully.
Access: The road is bitumen and the campground can be reached by conventional vehicle. It is accessible to trailers, caravans and buses.
Number of sites: Open area without separately defined sites.
Campsites are suitable for: tent camping beside your car; caravans; camper trailers; motor homes. The camping area is suitable for large groups.
Campsite surface: Grass.
Facilities: Wheelchair-accessible composting toilets, cold showers, gas barbecues and picnic tables.
Open fires: Prohibited.
Generators: Not permitted.
Essentials to bring: Drinking water, rubbish bags, insect repellent, fuel stove. Read more about Things to know before you go.
Bookings: Book online, over-the-counter, by phone or by self-registration at the park. Advance bookings are recommended for holiday periods.
Mobile phone coverage: Generally available.

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