Harriers Swamp Campground - Holey Plains State Park

Holey Plains State Park covers an area of 10,638 hectares of mostly Banksia and Eucalypt open-forest and woodlands growing in a series of low sandy ridges. Proclaimed in 1977, the park protects an extremely high diversity of native flora and abundant wildlife, while providing for bushwalking, picnicking, camping and other activities.

Explore the park on foot on a number of different walks. Many of the tracks off Rosedale-Stradbroke Road provide easy walks and are particularly beautiful in spring when wildflowers are in bloom.

The campsites have some shade and the floor is dirt, so it is your typical bush camping.

Here you will find drop toilets, picnic tables, BBQ's and fireplaces. BYO water and firewood.

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