Lake Moogerah Camping, Queensland: How much do sites cost?
Lake Moogerah Camping near the Moogerah Dam in Queensland offers unpowered sites for from $32 per night and powered sites for from $41 per night.
Lake Moogerah is a man-made reservoir in the Scenic Rim region of Queensland. Formed by the 38 metre-high Moogerah Dam, the lake has become a popular recreation spot a short drive away from Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
There are multiple access points to the lake for boating, plus a handful of small swimming areas and parks with free public barbecues. Haigh Park is the most popular spot on the lake, although you can also walk across the dam wall and look for turtles in the lake below.
Lake Moogerah camping sites
Where Lake Moogerah comes into its own, however, is as a camping destination. Lake Moogerah Camping on the lake shore has a total of 115 sites. Therefore, there’s plenty of space to spread out in. There are full amenity blocks with toilets and hot showers, plus a camp kitchen with electric barbecues.
However, Lake Moogerah Camping’s water is pumped from Lake Moogerah, and it is not suitable for drinking. Campers must bring their own drinkable water.
The camp site also has a kiosk selling snacks, ice creams and basic groceries. There’s a playground for children, too.
Lake Moogerah camping prices
Unpowered sites at Lake Moogerah Camping cost $32 per night for two people, while powered sites cost $41. Lake Moogerah Camping is part of the Lake Moogerah Caravan Park. Further details can be found on the caravan park website.
Lake Moogerah is towards the Western End of the Scenic Rim region, near the Scenic Rim Brewery in Mount Alford. Most of the Scenic Rim’s tourism is concentrated in the eastern end, around Tamborine Mountain, Beaudesert and Canungra.
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