Mission Point Camp Sites 1-8

Mission Point Camp Sites 1-8 offers a remote outdoor experience situated on the western side of Bribie Island. These campsites are accessible only by boat, providing a quiet alternative for visitors departing from the mainland or Banksia Beach. The site includes eight numbered pitches equipped with basic amenities such as composting toilets, picnic tables, and communal fireplaces. Visitors must bring their own drinking water and firewood, as the location prioritises low-impact environmental preservation within the protected regional ecosystem. Positioned alongside the Pumicestone Passage, the area is popular for fishing, kayaking, and observing local marine life. The camp sits within the Bribie Island National Park, offering views across the water towards the mainland and the Glass House Mountains. Its proximity to the shallow sandbanks and mangrove forests makes it a key location for birdwatching and coastal exploration. Access is subject to tidal conditions, requiring careful navigation for vessels launching from nearby boat ramps in the Moreton Bay region.