Sleeping in your car in Australia is a bit like playing hide and seek with the law—rules vary wildly depending on where you park your bedraggled vehicle. Generally, it's legal on private property if you have the owner's permission, but public places like streets, rest stops, or parks often come with a strict 'no sleeping' policy enforced by local councils. Common issues include fines, being asked to move on, or a grumpy ranger knocking on your window at 3 AM.
Always check local signage and council regulations before turning your car into a motel; ignorance won’t save you from a ticket. If you’re looking for a legal and comfy spot, caravan parks or designated camping areas are your best bet.

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