Monthly Archives: April 2022

COVID INFORMATION

We strive to make your stay safe and comfortable.

At Daintree Rainforest Village you can trust that we will do our very best to provide you with a comfortable and safe place to stay.

Guests and customers can be assured that Daintree Rainforest Village has adopted Queensland Health Department guidelines for our COVID Safe Plan.

Under directive from the Queensland Government you are not required to show proof of vaccination at this property.

Find out more here.

We undertake regular sanitising and cleaning in key areas. While we take every measure to keep you safe and comfortable, we also require you to play your part in the COVID recovery plan.

You can help by using these 3 simple steps…

  1. Complete the visitor register at reception upon arrival.

  2. Follow the 2 sqm per person social distancing rule while in confined areas such as bathrooms and laundry

  3. Use hand sanitiser and hand wash provided.

We look forward to welcoming you to the Daintree Rainforest Village.

Camping In the Daintree Rainforest 2022 (Updated)

It’s  time to go camping in the Daintree Rainforest.

We are taking bookings now. Don’t forget….WE GIVE FREE CAMPING TO KIDS 12 and UNDER !

And we are PET FRIENDLY too!

The season is shaping up to be a spectacular green, warm and sunny winter here.

We have had lots of rain and the forest is luscious, the creeks are like liquid crystals and the wildlife is humming.

This is the place to make that reconnection with your loved ones and the natural environment. Relax in the clean air. Breath in the peace and the restorative powers of the deep rainforest.

Refresh all your senses and wonder at the abundance of pristine nature .

Come and stay, you’ll need more than a day!

 

Escape to the jungle now. Book your Daintree Rainforest Village Camp Site here.

Go to our direct booking page where you can pay securely online and enjoy some of our deals…

  • Kids 12 and under stay free.

  • Stay 7 nights and only pay for 6

  • Bring your fur baby too.

See you soon.

Warm regards from Mark and Janelle and the team at Daintree Rainforest Village.

Find the Cheapest Camping in the Daintree Rainforest (UPDATED)

Which camp ground is the cheapest in the Daintree Rainforest?

Here is your guide to find the cheapest camps sites in the Daintree Rainforest. Are you travelling to the Daintree  on a tight budget, or just want to save a few bucks? This  article shows you where to find the 3 least expensive places for your tent or caravan or campervan in the Rainforest. Compare the camp ground prices and facilities for yourself.

Just remember FREE CAMPING is prohibited in the Daintree National Park and may end up costing you more money in fines.

Read on to see just how cheap it is to camp in ze  jungle. Note from author PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

  1. CHEAPEST –  Noah Beach Camping Area; from $16. per night with a permit.Cheapest Camp in the Daintree Rainforest

Noah Beach Camp is on Cape Tribulation Road approximately 20 km north of the Ferry over the Daintree River.

Noah Beach has the cheapest camp sites in Daintree National Park starting $16 per night. You can pitch a tent beneath the forest canopy at Noah’s which is Cape Tribulation’s only National Park camping area.

Camping layout: separate numbered sites.
Site surface: sand or compacted tent pads.
Camp sites are suitable for: tent camping beside car; camper trailer and camper vans. Over hanging trees branches and tight turns mean you can’t bring caravans, buses and large or high top camper vans or motor homes here.
Facilities: a basic drop toilet is on site. No showers. No water. No rubbish bins. No camp kitchen. Strictly No Pets because it is within the National Park boundaries. Unreliable phone coverage.
Camping permits: Camping permits are required and fees apply. When you collect a permit tag, simply display the tag with your booking number at your camp site.

Park Alerts:

 
Essentials to bring: Because Noah’s is a basic National Park camp ground you will need to bring everything with you including drinking water, gas or fuel stove, rubbish bags and insect repellent. You must also take your rubbish out of the forest with you when you leave as Noah’s has no bins. Read more about things to know before you go.
 

Wet season: (January to April)  

Noah Beach camping area, Cape Tribulation, Daintree National Park will close for the wet season and re open subject to weather and road conditions.  Camp ground floods during heavy rain.

 

2. SECOND CHEAPEST  – Daintree Rainforest Village Camp Ground; from $20 per person per night.

FREE CAMPING for kids 12 and under.Cheap Camping in the Daintree Rainforest

Daintree Rainforest Village is on Cape Tribulation Road approximately 14 km north of the Daintree River Ferry crossing…which makes it the halfway point between the river and the Cape.

This camp ground has always been the cheapest place to stay, except for the National Park Camp Ground.

Prices start at $20 per person per night.

SEE ALL THEIR CAMPING RATES HERE.

This beautiful camp ground is surrounded by rainforest and central to all jungle activities and adventures.

Camping Layout; Separate and numbered sites are under shady trees, some out in the open sunshine and some up the hill for the privacy, the breezes and amazing views.

Site surface; Lawns and gravel.

Camp sites are suitable for; tents, swags, caravans, camper vans, motor homes and roof toppers. Some areas are restricted to 4 wheel drive vehicles only.

Facilities; Powered and unpowered sites, clean hot showers, awesome camp kitchen with fridge and free BBQs, abundant fresh drinking water, rubbish recycling, Optus phone coverage, pet friendly,  communal camp fire, tour desk, open spaces, tree swings, sunset views and well stocked and affordable convenience store and coin laundry on site. Fuel Station with ice, bait and gas bottle swap.

Park Alerts; Wild Cassowaries, wild dingos, goannas and butterflies frequent the park.  No crocodiles here.

Essentials to bring; Don’t worry – the shop has almost everything you need.

Wet Season;

Daintree Rainforest Village is open for camping all year round. This is the only camp ground to provide a sheltered sites option. You can set up your camp under a big  roof and sit outside while the rain pours down.

The shop is open from 7am to 6 pm seven days per week except on Christmas day.

What makes Daintree Rainforest Village unique?

The awesome mountain views and the sheltered sites, FREE CAMPING for kids 12 and under. PET FRIENDLY. Stay 7 nights and only pay for 6.

  BOOK DAINTREE RAINFOREST VILLAGE HERE NOW!

 

3. THIRD CHEAPEST   –  Lync Haven; from $30 per night.Cheap Camping in the Daintree Rainforest

Lync Haven is located on Cape Tribulation Road approximately 13 kms north of the Daintree Ferry.

This camp ground is the third cheapest place to stay in the Rainforest, starting $30. SEE ALL THEIR CAMPING RATES HERE. 

Camping Layout; Separate numbered sites on flat land which typically floods in heavy rain.

Site surface; Lawn and concrete.

Camp sites are suitable for; Campervans, motorhomes and caravans..

Facilities; Camp kitchen, showers, coin laundry, coin BBQs,  cabins. 

Essentials to bring; If you forget anything you can probably get it at the nearby Daintree Rainforest Village store up the road.

Wet Season; 

Lync Haven camping ground and caravan park  has reduced hours during the wet season from January to May.