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Cotton Tree, Maroochydore
discover. play. relax.
Riverside and beachfront park at Cotton Tree with waterfront powered sites, cabins and a beach house — the Aquatic Centre is right next door. Surf the beach or paddle the calm Maroochy River, then watch the sunset over the water from a riverside BBQ. 9 cabins, a 4-bedroom beach house and 24 absolute-waterfront sites make this the most complete stay option of our 6 parks.
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About Cotton Tree Holiday Park
Cotton Tree is the only one of our six parks with sites directly on the Maroochy River. Surf the beach out front or paddle the calmer river water, then watch the sunset from a riverside BBQ. At over eight hectares, it's also the biggest and most spacious of the six.
Also on site: LPG, party ice and bait for sale; free Wi-Fi; boom gate and pedestrian gate access.
Pets: Dogs on application at Mudjimba, Coolum and Maroochydore only.
Where to stay








This four-bedroom beach house is ideal for larger families who need space to move around in.






There are 9 modern cabins in the park; 6 x two-bedroom cabins and three one-bedroom cabins. Two of the two bedroom cabins are easy-access PWD compliant, one of which is open plan and has the bunks located off the main living area.




There are 9 modern cabins in the park; 6 x two-bedroom cabins and 3x one-bedroom cabins. Two of the two-bedroom cabins are easy-access PWD compliant, one of which is open plan and has the bunks located off the main living area.


The largest park in the Sunshine Coast Holiday Parks group, this park has powered camping sites for tents and powered caravan sites with concrete slabs for your annex. 24 powered caravan sites have prime waterfront positions overlooking the banks of the Maroochy River.




The largest park in the Sunshine Coast Holiday Parks group, the park has unpowered tent sites, some which have prime position right on the 'point' waterfront looking out to the mouth of the Maroochy River.
What to do

Sunshine Coast Stadium
Pop-Up Polo returns to the Kawana Sports Precinct this November!

Sunshine Coast Stadium
A family day featuring colourful kites, jumping castles, face painting, food trucks, and live DJ music!

Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Garden
Learn how to attract butterflies into your backyard with considerate plant selection
Sunshine Coast Stadium
The Manly Dragon Boat Club are hosting a regatta on Lake Kawana this November

Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Garden
Bringing the Design Wilds exhibition to life, a selection of artists involved are offering workshops for you to learn their craft and get inspired.

Venue 114
Motov8ing Boys' is an event for Boys aged 11-17 and their parents. The goal is to help them to understand the power of a positive attitude, how to develop competence & confidence, how to change destructive behaviour, how to identify personal potential, understanding self-respect & respecting others, especially their parents.

Venue 114
Savage Angels is an event for girls aged 11-17 & their parents. Focused on Inspiring, Informing & Instructing them how to make smarter, informed decisions in life to empower girls to hold core values that allow them to stand strong in the face of social media & peer group influences.
Sunshine Coast Stadium
The 2026 edition of Queensland Touch Football's State Cup is heading to the Sunshine Coast!

Venue 114
The 2026 FootworksDance Annual Concert, The Spirit of Australia will hit Venue 114 at the end of November.

Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Garden
Bringing the Design Wilds exhibition to life, a selection of artists involved are offering workshops for you to learn their craft and get inspired.

Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanic Garden
Analogue surface pattern design with Dr Grace Smith. Bringing the Design Wilds exhibition to life, a selection of artists involved are offering workshops for you to learn their craft and get inspired.

Venue 114
Hear the stories of post war migrants who formed the backbone of Australia after the Second World War. Be inspired by the resilience and tenacity of the forefathers of our multicultural nation. The interviews will be emotively embellished by heartfelt music performed live.
The park has direct access to the Maroochy River and is a short walk to Maroochydore Beach.
Contact us
Have a question about this park, an existing booking, or accessibility needs? Send us a message and the team will get back to you.