Hervey Bay Caravan Park

You’re bound to have a whale of a time at Hervey Bay Caravan Park. 

This park specialises in sites, from powered slab sites for every kind of vehicle to unpowered camping sites beneath the trees. Whether you travel with a caravan, trailer, motorhome, van, or tent, there’s a site for you. Nestled in a peaceful setting with natural reserve and a lake on the boundary, you’ll often look up to see birdlife in the trees with a blue-sky backdrop. 

When it comes to facilities, the park has a fully covered camp kitchen with BBQs, Wi-Fi, dump point, laundry, clean and tidy amenities, and a park van-to-site assist service. On warm days, take a dip in their swimming pool, and head to their tour desk when you want to arrange a whale watching tour or get some local recommendations. There’s a friendly bowling club right next door, while the shops, botanic gardens, and beach are all within walking distance. All sites are pet-friendly, with large grassed areas in the park and an off-leash dog beach walking distance away. 

Hervey Bay is best known for its whale watching season (from July to November), and the park will be more than happy to help you book a tour so you don’t miss out on this incredible wildlife encounter. Drive south for 20 minutes, and you’ll find the ferry terminal for trips to the island haven of K’gari (formerly Fraser Island), where there are even more natural and wildlife wonders to uncover. The Great Barrier Reef is also yours to explore, including fishing charters and scenic flights over Lady Elliot Island. If you’re keen to go further north, it’s just over an hour to reach Bundaberg with its beaches, rum distillery, and the Mon Repos Turtle Centre. 

The nearby Urangan Pier is one of the longest in Australia, where you can go fishing and see fish, stingrays, and dolphins in the water below. Local markets are a great way to taste the flavours of the region, from the Markets at the Pier to theTorquay Beachside Markets.There’s no shortage of family-friendly activities around Hervey Bay - including WetSide Water Park, Jump Park Hervey Bay, Hervey Bay Go Kart Track, Snakes Down Under Reptile Park and Zoo, Reefworld Aquarium, Hervey Bay Historical Village and Museum, and Hervey Bay Regional Gallery. 

Don’t put off your Fraser Coast escape for one minute longer - start planning your holiday to Hervey Bay Caravan Park today! 

Getting to Hervey Bay Caravan Park 

The closest airport to Hervey Bay Caravan Park is Hervey Bay Airport, which is less than 10 minutes’ drive from the park via Booral Road. When you reach Dayman Street, turn onto Margaret Street and the park is on your right. 

If arriving from southern Queensland, Hervey Bay is approximately three and a half hours’ drive north from Brisbane, or two and a half hours’ drive north from the Sunshine Coast, via the Bruce Highway, Maryborough Hervey Bay Road, and Booral Road.