If you’re searching for the perfect mix of gorgeous beaches, hinterland views, national park adventures, and Sunshine Coast attractions, Landsborough Holiday Park ticks all the boxes.
Tucked in a small town in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, it’s the best place to enjoy the region’s mountains and beaches in tandem. Plus, you can reach the famous Australia Zoo in minutes to interact with native Aussie animals and catch a show at the Crocoseum.
Campers can stay on pet-friendly powered or unpowered sites, whether on slabs or on grass with a garden view. All cabins come with air conditioning, modern amenities, kitchen facilities, bathrooms, and spacious living areas. Garden-view cabins are suitable for couples, studio and two-bedroom cabins sleep four guests, while villas are suitable for up to five people.
Chill out in the swimming pool and use the BBQs and camp kitchen at mealtimes. The best dinner spot in town is one of the picnic tables overlooking the gardens or centrepiece duck pond! Kids are free to ride or skate around the park. There are also clean amenities, laundry facilities, and a dump point. Landsborough has an IGA, pub, coffee shops, train station, museum, and playground, which you can reach by walking 10 minutes up the road.
The Sunshine Coast has attractions in spades, starting with its beaches. Caloundra and Mooloolaba are just half an hour away, or you can travel an hour to the iconic Main Beach (and Hastings Street shops) in Noosa. Check out the magnificent views and hiking trails in the Glasshouse Mountains and pop into charming hinterland towns like Maleny and Montville. Get outdoors in Dularcha National Park and Beerwah State Forest, or ride Australia’s largest go kart track (1.2 kilometres long) at Big Kart Track.
No matter your reason for travelling – first-time visitor or coming back for more of the Sunny Coast – Landsborough Holiday Park is here to welcome you.
Getting to Landsborough Holiday Park
Landsborough Holiday Park is a half-hour drive from Maroochydore Airport via the Sunshine Motorway, Bruce Highway, and Steve Irwin Way. Turn onto Mellum Street to arrive at the park.
If driving from Brisbane, travel for approximately 75 minutes via the Bruce Highway and Steve Irwin Way. As you arrive in Landsborough, the park is on your right.
