Sleeping in your car in Queensland isn’t outright illegal, but it’s a bit like trying to sneak into a nightclub wearing flip-flops—depends on where you are and how you do it. Public camping areas and certain rest stops might allow it, but parking overnight on private property or in no-parking zones can get you a fine faster than you can say "road trip." Local council rules vary, so a cheeky nap in a shopping centre carpark might not end well. Always check signage and local regulations, or you might wake up with a ticket rather than a hangover. For official guidance, poke around Queensland government websites or local council pages.
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