The Settlement camping area, Springbrook National Park

Very small campground with individual bays bookable in advance. Advise getting there early as people turned up en spec and were not shy of taking spots booked by other people. Easy access to tracks and the waterfalls. Very beautiful camping area and tons of wildlife around day and night.

This camping os so fun. I got there when it was dark and couldn’t get where I am. I felt like I’m going to sleep in the bushes, but in the morning when I woke up Wallaby was by my car! Lots of different birds. It was soooooo cool! There is toilet and bbq zone. No showers. Cafe 4 minutes driving from camp, lots of look outs and tourist points. Just amazing.

Well I was here couple of days ago just when the rain was hard. The bushes were all in flood and the road was flooded too with multiple landslides. I enjoyed my solo camping in here just in rain. It was amazing. I could hear purling brook falls falling down just from my camping spot. It has electric bbq with stoves permitted but no open fire. It has good toilets. The camp ground and carpark is attached. One camp with one car park. So, it has that kinda privacy in it and I absolutely enjoyed it.

The settlement camping area is absolute rain forest experience. It’s a temple that heals you 😌
Carpet Python resides the second right camping spot from the entrance. She’s very shy n harms no one. No wonder she’s zen in this peaceful environment. Limited number of camp sites with full privacy.
Walks to the waterfall n don’t forget best of all lookout. I bet you cry with limitless joy at the end ❤
Camp site has BBQ plates in the kitchen n flushable dumping toilets. No showers.
I worked from the campsite and had only one bar of 4G in Telstra but full with the repeater. 3 bars in and out 4G on Optus.
Rangers are constantly keeping an good eye on the sites 🙏

Beautifully set up with private little alcoves to park and camp in. Open and airy. No showers, has toilets and all the area is wheelchair and stroller access

This hidden gem is definitely worth the trip. The amount of wildlife around, completely not bothered by our presence, blew my mind! Stargazing at night here is amazing. Take extra blankets in winter, gets a bit nippy.

Great spot, good facilities and toilets

Lovely singing birds, great for roast Turkey 🍗, just kidding...as we are camped where the mount of nest.
It got my croissants.
It's very quiet place.

What a beautiful place to be! We saw a lot of beautiful wild animals near the camping area.

Very roomy private sites catering for tents & campers, caravans. Compost toilets, BBQ area. Close to lovely walks & waterfalls. Cafes nearby.

Ideal for a few nights of camping. Large, private sites. Well maintained toilets and bbq area. Drinking water available. No showers. Close to beautiful walks to experience what the National Park has to offer. Watch out for wildlife on the twisty roads in. Gets dark quickly and can get very cold at night- come prepared.

One of our favorite campsites. Very private (mostly) and quiet. Nestled among the bushes, it was easy to just have a quiet time out. A short walk across the road for a nice short hike if you're bored. Amenities are clean and ample. There were also bush berries to be had, but gotta watch the thorns!

Quiet and private sites you book via the website. Good toilets but no showers. Super cold in winter 🥶

Located near many walking tracks and nestled away near a plethora of diverse birds and other wildlife, this place is an escape from typical holiday parks located around Australia. Campsites are nice, enough vegetation between them to feel secluded. There is also a nice electric BBQ for communal use. Toilets are also well-maintained. Local people are a treat as well!

Good easy to access campgrounds. Has flushing toilets. Nothing really to comment on

Great place, but you can easely hear your neighbours.

Its quiet and out of the way and that's why we keep coming here. Also since there's only 11 spots you don't get a tonne of people and the sites feel pretty private. Can't wait to go back again in a month. There's heaps of walks to go on, cafes and the best fudge shop just down the road.
And the whingers - its a heritage-listed National Park, of course there's going to be ticks and leeches (and other animals like snakes and crayfish), that's what happens in nature. And as for nothing to do, what were you expecting, a bloody amusement park? Maybe you guys should have done some research beforehand like a normal person.

Nice place for camping. Water(not drinkable) available. Electric barbecue pits. No power. Nice lookouts and water falls near by. Cafe in 700 meters. Beware of ticks, use insect repellents..

Stayed there for a couple nights, was nice and close to purling brook falls and although the place was full, the trees that were in between the campsites made it feel a bit more secluded

Great piece of country. Limited but spacious and semi-private sites with toilet, electric bbqs and water.