Page Title: Camping bookings and fees | Parks and forests | Department of Environment and Science, Queensland

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Page Description: Before camping in a park, forest or reserve, you must obtain a camping permit and pay your camping fees. Most camping areas can be booked online, at an over-the-counter booking office or by phone. You must pay your camping fees to secure your booking.

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Page Text: Camping bookings and fees Camping bookings You must book and pay for a camping permit before you arrive at a camping area. Most bookings are made online through the Queensland National Parks Booking Service , and your permit is issued by email. Book now Book well in advance for popular spots It is recommended that you book well in advance (at least six weeks) for the most popular camping spots, especially during peak periods like public and school holidays. In some parks and forests, you can book up to 12 months in advance. Watch a video on how to find a campground . Making your booking If booking online through the Queensland National Parks Booking Service and you’re a first-time user, you’ll need to create an account before completing your booking. Watch a video about creating an account . Once booked, check your emails for a message with your booking number confirming that your camping or vehicle access permit has been confirmed and paid for. The notification will contain your camping and/or vehicle access tag/s, along with a Tax Invoice. You can also view the tag/s from Your Account view in the online system. Print (or collect/create) your permit tag/s. If you are unable to print a permit tag you can collect one from nominated over-the-counter camping and vehicle access permit booking offices . If collection is not an option, write your booking number, surname and vehicle registration on a piece of paper, and place the paper in a clear, weatherproof bag. Bring a copy of your permit to display on your tent or recreational vehicle. Find out more here about making an online camping booking. Find out more here about making an online camping booking. Frequently asked questions Read frequently asked questions about making an online booking through Queensland National Parks Booking Service. Modifying your booking (changes, cancellations and refunds) We understand plans change and, with enough notice and if a site is available, you can often change your booking. Access your booking online if you would like to: change camp site

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