Brougham - Brisbane Ranges National Park
Brougham is a camp near Brisbane Ranges National Park.
- Location
- Brisbane Ranges National Park, Victoria & Western NSW Riverlands, Australia, Australasia
- Coordinates
- -37.845840, 143.935180
- Activities
- camp
Best Time to Visit Brougham
The best months to visit Brougham are January, February, March, based on temperature, rainfall, weather conditions, and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Month-by-Month Safari Conditions
- January: Good, temperature 18.04°C, rainfall 95.5mm, sunshine 10.3 hrs, humidity 72.5%
- February: Good, temperature 17°C, rainfall 35.9mm, sunshine 10.2 hrs, humidity 72%
- March: Good, temperature 15.68°C, rainfall 52.6mm, sunshine 8.6 hrs, humidity 74.8%
- April: Poor, temperature 12.77°C, rainfall 71.5mm, sunshine 7.6 hrs, humidity 78.8%
- May: Good, temperature 10.16°C, rainfall 44.8mm, sunshine 7.2 hrs, humidity 80.9%
- June: Good, temperature 8.44°C, rainfall 47.1mm, sunshine 6.4 hrs, humidity 83.9%
- July: Good, temperature 7.83°C, rainfall 45mm, sunshine 6.6 hrs, humidity 83.9%
- August: Poor, temperature 9.22°C, rainfall 51.7mm, sunshine 7.9 hrs, humidity 79.6%
- September: Good, temperature 10.61°C, rainfall 69.3mm, sunshine 8.7 hrs, humidity 75.4%
- October: Poor, temperature 11.77°C, rainfall 101mm, sunshine 8.9 hrs, humidity 76.8%
- November: Good, temperature 14.41°C, rainfall 88.7mm, sunshine 9.8 hrs, humidity 73.2%
- December: Good, temperature 15.79°C, rainfall 77.4mm, sunshine 10.8 hrs, humidity 70.4%
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of wildlife can we realistically expect to see around Brougham, given its proximity to Brisbane Ranges National Park?
We've always been delighted by the wallabies and kangaroos that are practically on the doorstep at Brougham, often grazing right near the camp. While you won't find the big African game here, keep your eyes peeled for koalas in the eucalyptus trees and a fantastic array of native birdlife. It's a more subtle, yet incredibly rewarding, wildlife experience.
Since Brougham is described as a 'camp', what level of comfort and amenities should we prepare for?
Don't let the word 'camp' fool you. We found Brougham to strike a wonderful balance between rustic charm and genuine comfort. Expect well-appointed tents or cabins with proper beds and en-suite facilities, not roughing it at all. It feels luxurious and timeless, a perfect escape without sacrificing essential comforts.
What's the best time of year to plan a visit to Brougham for optimal weather and wildlife viewing?
We love visiting Brougham in the shoulder seasons, particularly spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May). The weather is generally mild and pleasant, ideal for exploring the surrounding parklands, and the wildlife tends to be more active. Summer can be quite warm, and winter brings cooler nights, though both have their own unique appeal.
Are there any specific safety considerations we should be aware of when staying at Brougham and exploring the area?
Safety is paramount, and we always advise being aware of your surroundings. While Brougham itself is very secure, when venturing into Brisbane Ranges National Park, stick to marked trails and let the lodge know your plans. Be mindful of Australian wildlife like snakes and spiders, especially during warmer months, and always carry water and sun protection.
Beyond the basic camping activities, what unique experiences does Brougham offer that make it stand out?
We highly recommend taking advantage of the guided walks offered by Brougham; the local guides share incredible insights into the flora, fauna, and Indigenous history of the region. And the sunsets are sensational, best enjoyed with a glass of Australian wine from the lodge's selection, far from any city lights. It’s these quiet, immersive moments that truly define the Brougham experience.
Other Safari Lodges in Brisbane Ranges National Park
- Africa
- Argentina
- Avalon Rest Area
- Bavaria
- Belmont
- Boar Gully Camp Ground
- Box Hill
- Bush
- Carrolls Spring
- Clarendon Rest Area
- Cook's Look
- Court House Hotel
- Dolly Creek
- Elwood
- Friday's Camping Area
- Hidden Valley
- Hong Kong Island
- Hunts Bridge Camping Area
- Inner Mongolia
- Kevin
- Kevin North
- Kingswood
- Kowloon
- Lady Northcote Recreation Camp
- Lake Dewar Lodge YMCA
- Lakeview 1
- Lakeview 2
- Little River Hotel
- Little River Walk-in Camping Area
- Margarets Corner
- Mittagong Camp Site
- Mulwaverley
- New Territories
- North Pines
- Old Mill Camp Ground (hike-in)
- Outer Mongolia
- Premier
- Racecourse Hotel
- Ringwood
- Sanctuary Cove
- Sebastopol
- Spring Valley
- Sunnyside Villa
- Sunset Strip
- Tasmania
- The Falklands
- The Rochester
- Vogtland
- Werribee River Camping Ground
Parks in Victoria & Western NSW Riverlands
- Alfred National Park
- Alpine National Park
- Balowra State Conservation Area
- Barmah National Park
- Baw Baw National Park
- Bedooba State Conservation Area
- Brambuk - The National Park and Cultural Centre Park
- Budj Bim National Park
- Bunurong Marine National Park
- Burrowa - Pine Mountain National Park
- Canunda National Park
- Chiltern-Mt Pilot National Park
- Churchill Island Marine National Park
- Cobboboonee National Park
- Cocoparra National Park