Influencer GK Barry, former professional boxer Barry McGuigan and Radio DJ Melvin Doom are also sunning it up in Oz, while the weather takes a colder turn here in the UK.
Last night saw two latecomers join the camp, who have instantly proven a hit amongst viewers. Former Love Islander Maura Higgins and Reverend Richard Coles entered the jungle last night and thankfully for them, won themselves luxury accommodation!
Wondering where exactly the show is filmed in Australia? Here’s everything you need to know about the filming location for I’m a Celebrity 2024.
Where is I’m a Celebrity 2024 filmed?
2024 will see the popular ITV reality series take place once more in the Australian jungle.
Originally, the series was filmed in Queensland, northeastern Australia. However, for its second season in 2003, production moved to New South Wales.
The “jungle”, as it is referred to on the show, is located in Springbrook National Park, near Murwillumbah and close to the Queensland border, and is in fact a 15,310-acre rainforest.
The camp, where the celebrities live, eat, and sleep when they’re not taking on Bushtucker Trials and Dingo Dollar challenges is called Dungay Creek – and it’s had a revamp this season.
Executive producer Olly Nash recently shared an insight into the revamped camp, which features a Leaders’ Lodge equipped with a comfy bed, rocking chairs and rain shelter, telling The Mirror: “There is a new building that is called the Leaders Lodge that will have wonderfully comfy beds sheltered from the rain, nice plush pillows and big duvets, or doonas, as they call them, in Australia, which will keep them nice and snug and warm.”
I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! continues nightly at 9pm on ITV1, STV and ITVX.
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