Campground · Daintree National Park
Camp under forest canopy, then reach the beach in 50m
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The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Daintree Tour Guide
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Daintree National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Noah Beach and Camping Area“You're nearing Noah Beach and its forest campground. For campers, the appeal is sleeping under the canopy with the sand just fifty metres away.”
Plays as you drive up to Noah Beach Camping Area in the Parkwolf Daintree Tour Guide.
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Noah Beach Camping Area is Daintree National Park’s only national-park campground: 15 numbered sites in coastal lowland forest, about 50 m behind Noah Beach. It makes a practical base for Cape Tribulation if you want a shaded rainforest camp with a short walk to the coast. Noah Creek’s mouth is a longer 1 km walk south along the beach.
Book and pay before arrival; stays are limited to seven consecutive nights. Tent pads and parking spaces vary by site, with bollards between them, so check the dimensions before choosing. The ground is compacted gravel, and the shade limits solar charging. Non-flush composting toilets are provided. Bring your own drinking water, and don’t count on phone coverage. Use a fuel stove: open fires and generators are prohibited.
Lace monitors, or goannas, often patrol camp for food scraps. Secure food and rubbish on the provided goanna poles, and don’t feed wildlife. Crocodiles may be present in any water body, so stay away from the water’s edge; marine stingers are another coastal hazard.
Wildlife
688 sightingsSouthern CassowaryMost seen around 5 PMSighting map
1,788 sightingsSaltwater CrocodileMost seen around 4 PMSighting map
242 sightingsSpectacled Flying-foxMost seen around 6 PMSighting map
332 sightingsBoyd's Forest DragonMost seen around 10 AMSighting map
46 sightingsVictoria's RiflebirdMost seen around 7 AMSighting map
188 sightingsLace MonitorMost seen around 10 AMSighting mapSighting maps show where each species has been reported across Daintree. Wildlife moves, so no sighting is guaranteed.
Keep exploring
EasyMadja Boardwalk1.2 km · 45 min · 1.3 km awayRainforest boardwalk, mangrove creek, and an easy loop
EasyDubuji Boardwalk1.5 km · 45 min · 5.1 km awayAn easy loop through palms, creeks and salty mangroves.
EasyDubuji Myall Beach Track0.7 km · 20 min · 5.1 km awayA short rainforest-to-sand walk from the Dubuji hub.
ChallengingMount Sorrow Ridge Trail7 km · 6 hr · 6.4 km awayA steep, rooty rainforest climb to a clear-day coastal lookout.
EasyKulki Boardwalk0.6 km · 15 min · 6.6 km awayA quick rainforest walk to Cape Tribulation’s coastal view.
ModerateKulki Saddle Track to Myall Beach0.7 km · 30 min · 6.6 km awayA steep rainforest descent reaches Myall BeachModerateMyall Beach Walk1.5 km · 45 min · 6.6 km awayA sandy coastal traverse joins Kulki and Dubuji access areas.
ModerateCape Tribulation to Emmagen Creek Walk10 km · 5 hr · 6.7 km awayA low-tide rainforest beach walk to Emmagen’s rocky shore.
Beach · 0.2 km awayNoah BeachRainforest meets the beach, but leave swimming off your plan.
Restaurant · 4.1 km awayMason’s Café and WaterholeCrocodile or emu burgers, then a short walk to the waterhole.
Campground · 4.4 km awayCape Tribulation CampingBeachcamp by Myall Beach, or unpowered sites in rainforest.
Beach · 4.5 km awayThornton BeachStruck Island makes an easy landmark on a quiet beach walk.
Sight · 4.8 km awayCape Tribulation Wilderness CruisesSee Cooper Creek from a small boat, with crocodiles as a bonus.
Visitor center · 5.1 km awayEastern Kuku Yalanji Bamanga Muruku Tourism HubA centre for Kuku Yalanji culture beside the Dubuji walk.
Picnic area · 5.1 km awayDubuji Day-use AreaA picnic break where the rainforest boardwalk begins.
Sight · 5.3 km awayOcean SafariA half-day reef trip with guided snorkelling and rainforest views.Parkwolf’s Daintree ranking
The audio tour guide for the drive, plus offline maps, trails, and wildlife heatmaps for when the signal drops.
