Noah Beach camping area, Daintree National Park

Well maintained campground and toilet. Site 7 had a nice flat tent pad but also the main beach access path running through it, so probs not the best pick if don't wanna meet all the neighbours. The sites are heaps closer together than you'd think from the map. The whole campsite is only a few hundred metres long.

Such an amazing place. All spot at 10m from the beach. Less than 15 spots all spread out. Clean toilets. The beach and the forest is absolutely beautiful. For the price definitely can't be it. I wouldn't be surprised if during winter they are fully booked weeks in advance. Went there in November and not a problem to book 2 days in advance.

Great spot for a great price. We booked a few days in advance in mid November with no problems. Site 12 was great! You have the beach all to yourselves for the most part.

Beware of the midges / sandflies. We used DEET repellent but should have had better coverage… We got eaten up in the spots we didn’t apply directly!

Unreal camping spot. Limited amenities — just drop toilets — but they are well stocked with toilet paper, hand soap, and they’re clean!! Campsites are spacious with easy beach access. Beach to yourself! Stayed for 4 days and we saw rangers come through every morning.

Non drinking water available. We were lucky enough to see a cassowary. Clean toilets.

In the untamed realm of Daintree National Park, tucked away like a hidden treasure along the Queensland coast, lies Noah Beach—a coastal sanctuary where nature's symphony harmonizes with the rhythmic crashing of ocean waves. If Anthony Bourdain were here, he would have undoubtedly reveled in the raw beauty of this camping area, a place that encapsulates the spirit of adventure and culinary exploration.

Noah Beach is a rugged paradise, where the boundary between human and nature blurs and the senses come alive. As you arrive, the salty breeze carries the tantalizing scent of the ocean mingled with the earthy aroma of the rainforest. The campground, nestled beneath the protective canopy, offers a haven for intrepid wanderers seeking respite from the chaos of civilization.

Pitch your tent on the golden sands, where the lullaby of crashing waves serenades you into a state of blissful surrender. Gaze upon the horizon as the sun dips below the sea, painting the sky with a breathtaking canvas of fiery hues—a daily spectacle that reminds you of the transient nature of existence.

As darkness descends, the nocturnal symphony begins. Illuminated by the soft glow of moonlight, the rainforest awakens, revealing its hidden denizens. Listen closely, and you'll hear the chorus of creatures—frogs croaking in harmony, cicadas providing a rhythmic soundtrack, and the occasional rustle of nocturnal wanderers foraging through the undergrowth. This is a chance to witness the magic that unfolds under the cover of night—a theater of nature's own making.

In the morning, as the first rays of sunlight peek over the horizon, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee drifts through the air, awakening your senses. Anthony Bourdain would have relished the opportunity to explore the culinary wonders that Daintree National Park has to offer. Embark on a foraging expedition, guided by the wisdom of local experts, and discover the edible treasures hidden within this vast wilderness.

In these pristine surrounds, seafood reigns supreme. Channel your inner hunter-gatherer and cast a line into the azure depths. Feel the tug of anticipation as you reel in your catch—a succulent fish, gleaming with iridescent scales. With the sizzle of the campfire as your backdrop, prepare a feast fit for the gods, celebrating the simplicity and richness of nature's bounty.

Noah Beach, a sanctuary where time stands still, invites you to explore the wonders of Daintree National Park. Wander along secluded trails, where sunlight filters through the emerald canopy, illuminating ancient ferns and towering trees. Seek solace in the arms of the rainforest, as the symphony of cicadas and the rustle of leaves create a melody that resonates deep within your soul.

At night, gather around the campfire, sharing stories and laughter with fellow travelers who have also succumbed to the allure of this coastal haven. Swap tales of adventure and culinary conquests, as the stars twinkle above, bearing witness to the camaraderie forged by the shared experience of immersing oneself in the wild.

Noah Beach camping area, a place that have undoubtedly enchanted me, beckons you to embrace the untamed and savor the raw beauty of this pristine landscape. Let the spirit of adventure guide you as you explore, taste, and commune with nature, for here, in this remote paradise, you'll find solace, inspiration, and a connection to something greater than ourselves.

The beach is absolutely stunning! It’s been empty every time I’ve come and a really good place just to walk and reflect. The river mouth at the southern end is a great place to appreciate the rainforest to the reef however watch out for crocs! No seriously, the river mouth beach areas is perfect for them as it’s in between the river on one side and the mangrove/swamp area on the other so crocs will travel between the two which is evident from the tracks you’ll see. You don’t need to avoid but just be mindful and never walk up that way at night time as there are a couple of resident females and a male 🐊

Fantastic camp area . Must book before arriving. Details of camp site sizes online on the National parks website. Lots of wildlife and beautiful beach . Facilities are drop toilets only , byo water, and no fires. Bit of road noise but quiet at night. See cassowary every day we are here

Beautiful, pristine, idyllic beach. Campsites are beautiful with great beach access. So much nicer than Chilli Beach further North and has quite a bit of rubbish blown ashore.

Such a beautiful beach. The camping area is only minutes walk away. Only facilities are very clean toilets. But who needs more. A short drive to all of the walks around Cape Tribulation and The Daintree. If you are desperate for internet service just go onto the beach. You will need to prebook.

Probably the most idyllic beach I have ever seen. I spent two nights here, each morning the sea was almost perfectly flat. It was an absolute joy to experience it. This camp site would suit those just wanting to experience the best that nature has to offer. I highly recommend visiting here.

Each site is set among the rainforest trees and feels remote with just a short pathway away from a beautiful quiet beach with soft sand. Very basic with clean toilets it's only amenity, mobile internet signal is strong on the beach but non existent at the sites- this was a perfect spot for an electronics-free stay

Great place to spend a few nights while visiting the daintree. The spaces very a lot in size but there is room even on the smallest (site 3) one for a van or a small RV. Your are so close to the beach that you can hear it as you fall asleep. The bathrooms were clean and well kept. We didn't have a problem with anyone bring noisy or inconsiderate. It was a great stay!

Nice campsite in the rainforest. Lots of goannas to keep you company. There's a limited number of sites and they must be booked prior to staying (QLD parks website). Lots of backpackers driving through in the afternoon & evening looking for free spots.

Beach is just through the trees and quite nice. I'd imagine there's a few crocs around so be careful of the creek and the sea.

Great campsite if you can cope with no amenities (other than toilets). Good sized sites nestled amongst trees and shrubs and plenty of space between sites so it feels a little more private. Wish we had stayed longer!

Great campsite, secluded and just enough privacy if others were there (we had the whole place to ourselves for 2 nights) there are only toilets at this place but they were kept clean and stocked with toilet paper. Would come here again

We stayed for 1 night at camp site number 12, good access to the beach and plenty of room at the site, amenities where very clean, be back again for sure

Perfect spot to camp, quieter beach with hardly anyone around, relaxing. Nice and cool under the trees to camp in October

Beautiful spot! We only stayed for one night, but it was stunning. Adequate facilities, 30m from the beach, silent and serene. Would stay again!

Stunning beach. Campsites really close to it. Clean toilets. Need to make reservations ahead of time. Well worth it. No showers, however.