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MV Sarawak West

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Inskip Point road, Queensland.

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Camping permits are required for Inskip and fees apply. Camping permits must be obtained prior to arrival. A permit tag with your booking number must be displayed at your camp site. Individual sites cannot be booked-it's 'first in, best placed'. No vehicle access permits are needed for any Inskip camping areas. Vehicle access to and from the beach is via signed tracks only. Driving, parking or camping on vegetated dunes is prohibited. M.V. Sarawak camping area is 2WD accessible from the bitumen road and only in normal conditions. 4WD is recommended. The camping area has limited number of sites for caravans, campervans and camper trailers. Sites are unpowered. Toilet facilities are available. Campfires are permitted at Inskip camping areas, except when QPWS-imposed fire prohibitions or QFES-imposed fire bans are in place. Use a pre-existing site and extinguish campfires with water, not sand. Bring clean, untreated firewood such as milled off-cuts. Bring kindling and fire lighters as collecting and burning wood, including leaves and twigs, from the protected area is illegal and penalties apply. Don't bring bush timber for firewood. It may contain pests and diseases, which could kill native plants. Chainsaws cannot be used. Preferably bring a gas or fuel stove for cooking. Keep noise to a minimum after 9pm. Use only low decibel generators up to 2.0Kva. Turn generators off after 9pm. Keep groups small, as large groups have more environmental impact and can adversely affect the experience of other visitors. Dogs are permitted at Inskip, but must remain on a leash and under control at all times. Camping with any other domestic animals, including birds, is prohibited. Dogs are not permitted in vehicles while traversing beaches and beach access tracks in the nearby Cooloola Recreation Area (i.e. Double Island Point, Teewah Beach and Freshwater Road). Campers travelling with dogs to or from Inskip must detour via the Tin Can Bay and Rainbow Beach sealed road