Sarabah Stud Camping

16/03/2026

❤️🙏For those lucky enough to meet our beautiful big boy Tiger🙏 , it is with a very heavy heart❤️ that he has passed away today after battling cancer .
Tiger came onto the farm at the same time as we started Sarabah Stud Camping 🏕and took his role as a big loving dog to anyone that would pat or cuddle him . His love was infectious and he surly love meeting new campers .

If anyone have photos of their interaction with Tiger i would love to see them if you could share them to this post .

He is going to be missed beyond belief ❤️😢🙏

27/01/2026

Have you seen our Monitor Lizards (Goanna) ?
These two are a mating couple . Over the years I have seen them reach upto 6ft and possibly bigger 😲. Quite a sight 😳

20/01/2026

Some history of " Sarabah Stud "
The farm was first settled by the Atkins family as the first registered family . Followed by the Lee family which was then sold in March 1971 to my father and mother from Mr Lee . I remember Mr Lee driving his cream coloured Holden ute as young boy up the old dirt road to check on his cattle futher up the Canungra creek on what is now known as Sarabah Rd. The photo would have been taken from the cattle grid on what was National Park Road down toward whats now Sarabah Rd.

What great memories of a time when there was only farming here .

06/01/2026

If you love a good camping videos check out Good Different Adventures on YouTube.

Thanks for coming and sharing your adventures 👍🏕😁

Off-grid camping and caravanning in Australia takes us into Queensland’s stunning Scenic Rim region, just a short drive f...

06/01/2026

If you prefer to read the article by Danielle from the ABC news room here it is below .

A Scenic Rim farmer says the costs of getting a council permit to host campers are so high he may have to sell his property.

06/01/2026

Thanks to the Danielle from ABC for their support . Hopefully our local council understands the importance of Eco Tourism and Agritourism in our region is and respects our rights on private land .

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x9x5j94

A farmer in Queensland’s Scenic Rim says strict council rules are threatening his family's small camping business. He says the costs to comply are so high they may have to sell their property.

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