For 2026, the show is staying put in its beloved home: the Daintree Rainforest in New South Wales, Australia. Yes, that’s the same steamy, critter-filled wonderland where Ant and Dec have been cracking jokes for years. But here’s the fun twist: the actual camp gets a sneaky little makeover every season, so it feels fresh even if the zip code is the same.
Why does this matter for your life? Because it’s a lesson in finding joy in the familiar. Just like the show, you don’t need to fly across the world to shake things up—sometimes a change of perspective (or a new camp layout!) is all it takes. Boredom is a choice, people!
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Filming at Springbrook National Park, the crew builds a whole mini-village that disappears once the cameras stop rolling. You won’t find a permanent luxury hotel here—it’s all temporary, eco-friendly, and deliberately uncomfortable for our favorite celebrities. The real star of the show is the location itself: ancient vines, croc-filled creeks, and the constant sound of cicadas that sounds like an alien spaceship landing.
Imagine waking up to that every morning for three weeks. Your morning commute suddenly doesn’t sound so bad, right? It puts a little spring in your step when you remember that even famous people have to deal with creepy-crawlies and cold showers. You’ve got a warm coffee and a dry bed—you’re already winning!
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