Sleeping in your car in Queensland is a bit of a legal minefield, but here’s the skinny: it’s generally not illegal unless local council bylaws or specific signs say otherwise. Most councils frown on overnight parking in public places, especially in busy areas or parks, and you might get a fine if you’re caught. Rest stops on highways are your safest bet for a quick nap, but don’t expect luxury motels on wheels. Always check local signage and council regulations before you hit the hay in your hatchback.

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