Eagle Bluff, Fowler’s Camp, Goulet Bluff & Whalebone

Eagle Bluff, Fowler’s Camp, Whalebone and Goulet Bluff are four coastal sites south of Denham. These campsites have no amenities and are accessible using a two-wheel drive vehicle via unsealed roads.  There is a maximum one night stay allowed per camping site and bookings are managed by the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions online booking site ParkStay

To book an overnight camp

• Camping fees apply and are charged ‘per person per night’.
• *Camping fees do not apply for children aged 5 years and younger
• Please only camp at designated numbered sites. These sites are chosen to protect visitors, important flora and fauna, conservation and cultural values.
• The sites are patrolled by a Ranger, however camping fees cannot be collected by the Ranger.
• Bookings are for 24 hours and restricted to ONE NIGHT ONLY at ANY of the four campsites.  For example, if you stay at Eagle Bluff one night, you cannot stay at Fowlers camp the following night.

Eagle Bluff is a great place to view marine life from a height. The shallow waters below the boardwalk are full of life – sharks, rays, turtles, fish and the occasional dugong. The boardwalk also has views of two small limestone islands where seabirds breed. On a clear day you can see Heirisson Prong across the water.

Eagle Bluff Lagoon is subject to flooding during cyclone season. The lagoon is of cultural significance, please do not drive on the birrida and camp only in designated sites.

Fowlers Camp is subject to flooding during the wet season. Ensure to keep an eye out for park alerts after a heavy rain or tidal surge during cyclone season.

Although there are no formal tracks or boardwalks at Fowlers Camp, Whalebone and Goulet Bluff, you can explore remote beaches by foot from these sites.