Camp site WBS 7 provides remote, self-contained coastal camping facilities at Cape Moreton, offering basic amenities for visitors exploring the northern end of Moreton Island National Park.
About Camp Site WBS 7
Camp site WBS 7 is a designated camping area situated on the northern coast of Moreton Island in the suburb of Cape Moreton. This site caters to visitors seeking a primitive outdoor experience away from more developed tourist zones. Access requires a high-clearance four-wheel drive vehicle, as the terrain consists of sandy tracks and beach stretches. The site serves as a base for exploring the natural environment, where guests must be fully self-sufficient with their own water, fuel, and waste management supplies.
The location sits in close proximity to the historic Cape Moreton Lighthouse, which serves as a prominent local landmark for navigators and hikers. Visitors can use the campsite to access walking trails that lead to elevated vantage points for seasonal whale watching or coastal photography. The surrounding environment consists of native coastal vegetation and open beach frontage, providing a quiet setting for fishing and birdwatching activities. Bookings are managed through the national parks permit system to ensure sustainable visitor numbers.