Ingham Tourist Park, nestled midway between Bowen and Cairns, Ingham is a lush tropical gem in the North Queensland hinterland, celebrated for its rich sugar cane history and vibrant Italian heritage. Ingham Tourist Park serves as the perfect base for exploring this captivating area, conveniently located near the heart of town as well as local attractions, national parks, and pristine beaches.
Ingham Tourist Park offers a variety of self-contained accommodation options to suit every traveler. From cozy campsites to well-appointed units and cabins, whether you’re planning a short stay or an extended visit, you’ll find the ideal spot to rest and recharge.
Immerse yourself in the unique charm of Ingham while enjoying the comfort and convenience of Ingham Tourist Park. This is your gateway to discovering the natural beauty and cultural richness of North Queensland’s hinterland.
Add Review
Read More Reviews
AXIUM
4 months agoIt's a small, friendly, and very quiet campsite, with fields and cows at the back to enhance the nature experience! The price is reasonable, the showers are clean and spacious, and it’s located right next to the main road. There is also a small pool and a kitchen area. In summary, we had a good one-night stay at this campsite to rest. I recommend it !
Emma Ward
in the last weekWe got stuck in Ingham due to the floods, the owner’s done everything they possibly could to save our campervan and cars sacrificing their own property and vehicles to keep us safe! Honestly they could have shown us anymore Empathy & guidance over the last 8 days. The park amenities and WiFi was amazing and so clean! We will defo return when we can enjoy the park and the friendly atmosphere. Thank you to all at Ingham Tourist Park.
Travloz
a week agoGreat park, pool is ok, camp kitchen is ok, park itself is kept tidy, a few permanent sites, park is safe, showers fantastic
Peter Bailey
7 months agoWe enjoyed our stay. Smaller park, with most sites drive through. Very clean amenities and good laundry facilities. We had a week of rain when we visited and the park was NOT a muddy bog hole, drained quite well. We enjoyed exploring the local area with lots to explore, waterfalls, beaches, fishing, swimming holes, we enjoyed the Rock Slides just past big crystal creek. At the park, as others mentioned, there is a train line, but only a single train each night at around 10pm that we hardly noticed. We would absolutely stay again
Daisy F
2 months agoWe were unaware that reception closed at 7pm as this was not shown on google or the camps Australia app, and we arrived at 7.20pm. We kindly asked if we could please stay in the campsite and the reception we received was very rude - the lady said “well seeing as you’re already here”. Very unwelcoming vibe, very unnecessarily rude.