Your Naturally Relaxing Sunshine Coast Holiday Destination

The Sunshine Coast is aptly named: this stunning stretch of coastline basks in Australia’s most temperate weather making it a relaxing holiday destination in any season.

Its beaches, from Coolum in the north to Caloundra in the south, are some of the best in the country, arcs of golden sand lapped by the revitalising waters of the Pacific Ocean.

And its hinterland, incorporating such natural wonders as the Glasshouse Mountains and the Blackall Range, will rejuvenate the most jaded of travellers.

If you enjoy the ambience of an open-air market, then the Sunshine Coast has some of the best, including the famous Eumundi Markets.

And at Australia Zoo you’ll have a chance to get close to some of our more exotic residents.

Though only 100km from Brisbane, and an easy trip by road or rail, the Sunshine Coast boasts its own airport at Maroochydore with direct flights from Sydney and Melbourne.

Easy to get to, even easier to love, the Sunshine Coast is, indeed, naturally refreshing.

All the Sunshine Coast Holiday Parks are conveniently located, allowing guests direct access to sun, sand and surf.

Whatever your interest - swimming, surfing, boating, fishing, bushwalking or just kicking back on the beach, there’s a park that’s the right fit for you.

It doesn’t matter if you are a camper, a caravanner, or prefer the luxury of a villa our parks will take the hassle out of your holiday. 

Sunshine Coast Holiday Parks - naturally relaxing

COVID-19 update

Upcoming easing of restrictions - 14 April 2022

From 1am AEST Thursday 14 April 2022, the requirement to check-in and to be fully vaccinated in a range of venues and events will end.

Venues include pubs, clubs, cafes and restaurants; theme parks, casinos and cinemas; weddings; showgrounds; and galleries, libraries, museums and stadiums.

Vaccination and check-in requirements will continue for anyone visiting or working in vulnerable settings (hospitals, disability accommodation services, residential aged care) as well as for workers in high risk settings including schools, childcare, prisons and airports.

Until then, the current vaccination and check-in requirements remain in effect.

If your stay has been cancelled due to the Federal or State Government directive, you will be entitled to a full credit for a future stay.

Self-isolation

To protect our vulnerable residents and essential travel guests, under no circumstances, will guests be able to self isolate at our Holiday Parks.

Check-in/Check-out

Our front reception teams are working hard to make additional flexible options for check in/out. We are encouraging guests to take up the option of finalising payments in advance over the phone and receive their boom gate, site number and amenities codes remotely.

Social Distancing in our facilities at our Holiday Parks

• For the safety of all our guests, social distancing within buildings and amenities will be will be observed. For those guests who have access to their own on-site facilities, we encourage them to use these, rather than the public facilities.
• All camp kitchens / BBQ’s will have limited number of people (based on 1 person per 4 square metres
• All common areas such as pools, tennis courts, playgrounds, games rooms, etc. will have restricted use

  Respect towards our staff

Our dedicated staff are doing their very best under the fast moving and overwhelming changes that are occurring. A thank you to all those who have shown patience, understanding and compassion towards our teams.

 Hygiene

The benefit of staying in a cabin, in your own caravan or in your own tent is that you are largely in control of your own hygiene. For shared areas, please ensure that you are taking hygiene seriously including washing hands upon entry and exit of the amenities and laundry buildings. Also, please do not forget that the boom gate keypads are shared, please ensure you use sanitiser before and after use.

 There are 5 ways we can all help stop the spread of viruses

1. Clean your hands regularly with soap and water or alcohol-based hand rubs.
2. Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue or bent elbow when coughing or sneezing.
3. Avoid touching your face, nose and mouth. And avoid shaking hands.
4. Stay home if you are unwell.
5. Avoid contact with anyone who is unwell – try to stay 1.5m away from anyone coughing or sneezing.