Outdoor hotels Australia

Wiki Camps is a useful travel companion. It's an app that shows you all the campsites nearby. Absolutely perfect for frequent travelers looking for a place to spend the night. In addition to free campsites, especially in national parks, the app shows commercial campsites, youth hostels, as well as useful places for travelers: points of interest, toilets and showers, and much more. Note that you can also access the maps without a network, provided you have downloaded everything.

G'day parks is the country's largest campsite network, with over 300 parks. Its name comes, of course, from the famous Australian hello, to be pronounced with as nasal an accent as possible. In particular, they manage the Discovery Parks network, with 80 campsites focusing on the most popular tourist destinations. The G'day Rewards membership card (AU$ 50 for two years) can be useful if you plan to travel a lot by camping, motorhome or caravan. It entitles you to discounts and benefits at the network's campsites.

In 2024, Big 4 Holiday Parks manages over 250 campsites throughout Australia! Founded in 1979, Big 4 is now a leading name in its field. In addition to pitches with or without electricity, most Big 4 sites also offer bungalows and some even a glamping option. For those who plan to travel a lot by camping/camping-car/caravan, it may be worthwhile becoming a member for AU$ 50, which will entitle you to discounts and benefits at all the network's campsites.