Red Rock Gorge Campground

Red Rock Gorge Campground offers a remote outdoor experience situated within the northern section of Sundown National Park near Somme. The site is accessible via four-wheel-drive vehicles only, catering to visitors who seek a self-sufficient stay in a rugged natural environment. Facilities are basic, requiring campers to bring their own water and supplies while adhering to minimal impact principles. The area is defined by its dramatic cliff faces and native vegetation, providing a habitat for diverse local wildlife including turquoise parrots and various macropods. Located a short distance from the Severn River, the campground serves as a primary base for exploring the high country terrain of the Granite Belt region. Visitors can access the Red Rock Gorge lookout to view the distinct red-stained rocks and deep valleys that characterise this part of Queensland. The surrounding landscape features steep ridges and ironbark forests, offering challenging terrain for bushwalking and topographical navigation. This destination provides a quiet alternative for those looking to avoid more developed tourist hubs in the southern Queensland area.