At Lake Monduran near the Fred Haigh Dam, you’ve got two boat ramp options to launch your next adventure, each located near popular campsites in the area.

First up is the concrete ramp; a single-lane setup that’s a solid mix of concrete and asphalt. It’s well-lit, making it easy for those early morning launches or night-time returns, and it’s suitable for both 2WD and 4WD vehicles. The ramp is in good condition and pretty straightforward to use, though it can get busy during peak times, especially when the dam is full. Parking for trailers is up the hill, and when the water level drops a bit, there’s usually more room to move around.

Then there’s the dirt ramp, which is a little more rugged and strictly for 4WD access. It’s a bit tighter, only able to handle two boats at once when the dam is at capacity. With the water levels currently maxed out, some of the usual parking spots near the dam are underwater, so plan accordingly.

In between these ramps, you’ve got two great camping options:

Lake Monduran Holiday Park is the go-to for families and fishing fanatics alike. Just an hour from Bundaberg and about 20km from Gin Gin, it’s a well-equipped holiday park that caters to everyone: from barramundi hunters to laid-back kayakers. Accommodation ranges from comfy holiday houses and open-plan cabins to powered and unpowered sites perfect for caravans, motorhomes, and tents. The unpowered grassy sites are close to all the key facilities like the amenities block, camp kitchen, and picnic areas—great for those who like camping with a side of comfort.

If you're chasing a more back-to-basics vibe, check out the Lake Monduran SDA Camp, located even closer to one of the ramps. It’s ideal for group camping trips, with powered sites for caravans and bush-style camping spots for the adventurous types. You’ll find fire pits, canoe access, and a main shed with a kitchen and a new cold room, plus separate showers and toilets for men and women. The camp’s still growing and improving, but it’s already a great base for a group looking to reconnect with nature.

Whether you’re here for the big barra, peaceful paddling, or just soaking up the outdoors, Lake Monduran’s ramps and camps have you covered.

Feature	Description
Number of ramp lanes	1 (concrete ramp) and 2 (dirt ramp)
Fish cleaning facilities	None
Carpark spaces	Ample of parking spaces for cars and trailers (concrete ramp)
Amenities	Campsites, lighting (on the concrete ramp)
Ramp rating	- Very Good