Lime Pocket Camp Site 4 provides remote, boat-access camping within Bribie Island National Park, offering basic facilities for self-sufficient visitors seeking a quiet coastal environment near Banksia Beach.
About Lime Pocket Camp Site 4
Lime Pocket Camp Site 4 is a secluded camping area located within the Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area, accessible only by water. This site offers a specific landing point for visitors navigating the Pumicestone Passage near the suburb of Banksia Beach. The environment consists of coastal vegetation and mangroves, providing a natural setting for outdoor recreation and wildlife observation. Campers must be entirely self-sufficient as the site provides minimal facilities, requiring guests to bring their own drinking water and manage all waste removal independently.
The location is favoured for its proximity to calm waters, making it a functional base for fishing, kayaking, and birdwatching. Visitors often travel from the nearby Spinnaker Sound Marina to reach the site by boat. Due to the shallow nature of the shoreline, access is best suited for small vessels or those with a shallow draft. Permits are mandatory for all stays within this section of the national park to ensure managed visitor numbers and protection of the local marine environment.