Lime Pocket Camp Site 2 provides remote boat-access camping within Bribie Island National Park, offering basic facilities and direct access to the waters of Pumicestone Passage for recreational activities.
About Lime Pocket Camp Site 2
Lime Pocket Camp Site 2 is situated on the western side of Bribie Island, accessible primarily by boat from departure points near Banksia Beach. This camping area sits within the protected landscape of Bribie Island National Park, providing a low-impact environment for visitors. The site contains limited amenities, requiring campers to bring their own supplies, including drinking water and fuel stoves. It serves as a base for exploring the diverse marine life and coastal vegetation found along the shoreline.
The location overlooks the Pumicestone Passage, offering views toward the mainland and the distant peaks of the Glass House Mountains. Visitors often engage in water-based activities such as fishing, birdwatching, and paddle boarding directly from the campsite. Due to its remote nature, the area maintains a quiet atmosphere away from developed residential zones. Permits are mandatory for all stays, ensuring managed visitor numbers and the preservation of the local ecosystem in this part of Queensland.