About Ben Ewa Moreton Bay Escapes Campsite
Ben Ewa Moreton Bay Escapes Campsite offers a practical base for visitors exploring the western coastline of Moreton Island. Located within the national park, the campground features numbered sites that provide shelter from prevailing winds. The facility includes essential infrastructure such as cold showers, composting toilets, and communal fire rings. Its position near the beach makes it a convenient stop for 4WD vehicles arriving via the ferry service. Visitors can access various walking tracks and coastal lookout points directly from the camping area.
The campsite serves as a starting point for exploring regional attractions across Cape Moreton. Travellers frequently use the site for its proximity to the Tangalooma Wrecks, which are located a short drive south along the beach. The surrounding environment consists of coastal woodland and sandy dunes, offering opportunities for fishing and swimming in the calm bay waters. Access requires a valid vehicle permit and camping booking, ensuring managed visitor numbers within the protected park area.