About Mission Point Camp Sites 9-12
Mission Point Camp Sites 9-12 offer a secluded outdoor experience located within the Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area. Accessible only by water, these sites are situated near Banksia Beach and provide a base for exploring the Pumicestone Passage. Visitors must arrive by boat or kayak, as there is no vehicle access to this specific section of the coast. The grounds include basic infrastructure such as toilets, picnic tables, and communal fireplaces to support overnight stays in a natural environment.
The area is well-positioned for those interested in water-based activities including fishing, paddling, and observing local marine life. It is located a short distance across the water from the mainland and sits north of the Bribie Island Bridge. Campers are required to bring their own drinking water and firewood, as the site prioritises minimal impact on the surrounding bushland. This destination provides a practical option for individuals looking to stay in a remote setting while remaining close to the Sunshine Coast region.
Frequently asked
What is Mission Point Camp Sites 9-12 best for?
Kayakers and small boat owners, Self-sufficient coastal campers, Recreational fishing and birdwatching enthusiasts
How do I contact Mission Point Camp Sites 9-12?
You can reach them by website https://parks.des.qld.gov.au/parks/bribie-island/camping/mission-point.
Where is Mission Point Camp Sites 9-12?
Mission Point Camp Sites 9-12 is located in Banksia Beach, QLD 4507.