CONQUERING AUSTRALIA - With dogs

After our 10 night stay at Workmans Beach Campground, we decided to head towards Townsville over a 2 day period. En route to Townsville, we stopped over at The Leap Hotel which was a small campground adjacent to The Leap Hotel (owned and managed by The Leap Hotel).

The...

We first arrived at Workmans Beach Campground and feared that the campground would be full upon arrival. Fortunately for us, there were a few spots remaining and we chose a relatively small site towards the back of the campground (Site 20) which backed onto the bush-la...

After departing Glastonbury Creek Campground we decided to head north towards Agnes Water. After leaving a bit later in the afternoon, we decided to stay at The Rosedale Hotel to avoid arriving at the next destination in the dark.

 At the back of the pub were a number o...

Heading north of the Sunshine Coast, we decided to check out Glastonbury Creek Campground which is situated in Brooyar State Forest.

Due to recent issues with the secondary car battery powering the ARB fridge, we decided to stop over at Puma Traveller and Truck Rest Are...

At the time of exploring the Sunshine Coast and Noosa Shire beaches, we stayed for a few nights at one of the two dog friendly caravan parks that we could find that was located right next to the beach and on the Sunshine Coast.

This caravan park was the most expensive c...

The Sunshine Coast beaches stretch for over 60km giving dog owners plenty of options for a day out down the beach. 

We decided to visit them all to give our top 3 dog friendly beaches on the Sunshine Coast.

Below were our top 3 picks

1) Boardwalk Beach 

The name of the bea...

As Autumn came to an end, we decided that we should probably start to head north and aim to be up in far north Queensland by the end of June. We decided to skip past Brisbane and find a dog friendly camp that was in close proximity to Bribie island and the Sunshine Coa...