Lime Pocket Camp Site 3 provides secluded, boat-access only camping within Bribie Island National Park, offering basic facilities for visitors seeking a remote outdoor experience near the Pumicestone Passage.
About Lime Pocket Camp Site 3
Lime Pocket Camp Site 3 offers a remote camping experience within the Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area. Located across the water from Banksia Beach, this site is accessible only by boat or kayak via the Pumicestone Passage. The campground provides a primitive setting for visitors who enjoy being surrounded by coastal mangroves and native vegetation. Facilities are limited to a toilet block, requiring campers to bring all necessary supplies, including drinking water and fuel stoves.
The location serves as a practical base for exploring the northern reaches of the marine park. It is situated a short distance from the popular Gallagher Point camping area, providing a quiet alternative for those looking to fish or observe local wildlife. Visitors can navigate the surrounding waters to enjoy views of the Glass House Mountains in the distance. Proper permits are essential for staying at this site, ensuring a structured approach to land conservation and visitor management in this sensitive environment.