Sydney to Brisbane is a popular campervan itinerary to take in the Eastern Australia. This trip can be taken through the Pacific Highway (926 km), New England Highway (960km) or the Cunningham Highway ( 1,087 km).

For those embarking on a campervan trip its best to drive via Pacific Highway, obviously it gives the shortest time to reach Brisbane. But the best of it is the experience of the Sydney to Brisbane coastal drive. It brings you the golden beaches of the central New South Wales coast, the subtropical resorts of Northern New South Wales and the world-class Gold Coast make this trip perfect for Campervan travelers.

The route of the Pacific Highway passes through Hornsby, Hexham, Kew, Coffs Harbour, Ballina, Tweed Heads, Beenleigh and finally Brisbane. 

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The Hornsby to Hexham route winds its way north across the Hawkesbury River and sweeps inland to the Hunter River. A good alternative is the coastal road north of Hawkesbury that will give access to Lake Macquirie and beautiful choices of campervan parks.

The Kew to Coffs Harbour route has popular holiday spots and further is the Dorrigo Plateau that possesses a natural exotic beauty.

And the route from Tweed Heads to Beenleigh sweeps inland through the Gold Coast hinterland. The coast is known for great resort lifestyle, expect great beaches. 

October to April is the perfect time to go, it's the right time to catch blue skies and glowing beaches. The Pacific Highway also passes through towering forests and small communities. Get along Several key centres and small resort towns. Indulge on several recreational pursuits such as surfing, swimming, fishing, boating, golf, touring and most of all enjoy the drive.

Suggested Campground between the Hexham to Kew trip is the One Mile Beach Holiday Park, it is an award winning caravan park located in the popular Port Stephens region, and it’s a few kilometers away from the Nelson Bay. Set alongside a popular patrolled surf beach, has excellent amenities and recreational facilities including mini golf, a tenis court, and a resort style swimming pool. What more? It is adjacent to the Tomaree National Park.

Another suggested campground is on the route of Ballina to Tweed Heads, The North Star Holiday Resort on Hasting Point has an impressive facility and you can't say anything against their restaurant. It offers a beach in just a couple of walk and there's a town centre to find just about 500 meters from the park.