Bowen is surrounded by the waterways of the Whitsundays, with many islands making it ideal for boating, sailing and finishing. If you’re looking for Bowen accommodation in this beautiful part of Queensland, Harbour Lights Tourist Park is an easy choice.
Harbour Lights Tourist Park offers 17 self-contained villas, 24 budget cabins and 100 powered caravan sites, including drive-through and grass camp sites.
After a day spent enjoying all that Bowen has to offer, you can look forward to returning to this friendly holiday park, with its saltwater pool, palm trees, camp kitchen and onsite BBQs. The camp kitchen is especially well set up and great for catering. The onsite BBQs are ideally located in the pool area, so even if you’re on cooking duties you’ll still be able to take part in all the fun poolside.
There are numerous accommodation options here to suit a wide array of travellers, families and groups.
Self-contained cabins range include the popular Harbour View Villas which sleep four people comfortably. They include a kitchen and open plan living and meals area. The Deluxe Harbour View Villas are the equivalent, for two people. Budget Holiday Villas sleep four and feature an undercover side veranda, complete with harbour views. Harbour View Villas sleep two, with a queen bed in an open plan configuration.
The foreshore precinct is undoubtedly the focal point of Bowen and a major attraction for tourists and locals alike. It features a fun playground, skate park and sensational water park. The Front Beach is a spot the whole family can enjoy and best of all, when you stay at Harbour Lights Tourist Park in Qld, you’ll have all this on your doorstep. It’s all about the quintessential holiday views.
Harbour Lights Caravan Park is just a short walk from great pubs, restaurants, cafés, the local supermarket and the Yacht Club. For last-minute essentials or snacks, there’s a handy onsite kiosk / store. The park offers three well-appointed and maintained bathroom blocks, including special needs facilities and plenty of shady camping sites.
For more information on exploring the area, ask the friendly staff at the Tour Desk. They can help you hire bikes and kayaks, or plan how to make the most of your time in this gorgeous region. There’s plenty to choose from: kite boarding, swimming, snorkelling, walking and just plain old relaxing on palm fringed golden beaches. This Bowen holiday park is also close to the boat ramp.
And did you know: Bowen was discovered in 1859, making it the oldest town in North Queensland. This is a holiday destination that really offers something for everyone.
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