The wait is over for reality television fans as I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! makes its grand return to ITV screens, with production officially confirmed to be heading back to its iconic Australian home.
A fresh batch of famous faces, including Lisa Riley, Vogue Williams, Aitch, and Kelly Brook, have traded their luxurious lifestyles for the harsh realities of jungle life. They are set to face a series of gruelling trials and basic living conditions for approximately three weeks, all under the watchful eyes of the nation.
Back to the Aussie Jungle
As the British winter begins to bite, the entire I'm A Celebrity production team, along with beloved hosts Ant and Dec, are jetting off to sunnier climes. The show will once again be filmed within the lush, untamed landscape of the Springbrook National Park, located near Murwillumbah in New South Wales, Australia.
This location has served as the primary backdrop for the show since its inception, with the notable exceptions of the 2020 and 2021 series. Those two seasons were filmed at Gwrych Castle in North Wales due to the severe travel restrictions imposed during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Can You Visit the I'm A Celebrity Campsite?
For any super-fans planning a trip down under with hopes of seeing the exact spot where their favourite celebrities suffered through Bushtucker Trials, there is some important news. The specific camp used for filming is not accessible to the public.
However, visitors to the Springbrook National Park can get a taste of the I'm A Celebrity experience by visiting 'The Settlement', a dedicated campsite within the park that offers a similar environment and atmosphere to the one seen on television.
A Look Ahead to the All Stars Series
In exciting related news, the popular spin-off, I'm A Celebrity All Stars, is also confirmed to be returning in 2026. Unlike the main series, this iteration is not broadcast live and is filmed in a different exotic location.
The upcoming All Stars season was pre-recorded in 2025 at the world-renowned Kruger National Park in South Africa, promising a fresh set of challenges for returning campmates.
