Straddie Holiday Parks
Stradbroke Island holiday parks are located on North Stradbroke Island in sub-tropical south east Queensland. There are several parks or foreshore camping grounds to choose from. Each ground has unique features and various accommodation options.
Council operates seven camping areas on the island. All camping sites require bookings. A permit is needed for beach camping and you'll need another one for driving on the beaches.
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Peak Periods:
26 June - 10 July 2010
18 September - 9 October 2010
4 December 2010 - 29 January 2011
16 April - 30 April 2011
The information on this website is subject to change
Fire ban
Due to the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service announcement on 28 July 2010 of a Declaration of a Fire Danger Period, ground fires are completely banned between 29 August 2010 and 2 January 2011. This includes cooking fires and any device using timber or heat beads. Failure to comply will result in penalties as administered by QFRS. For more information, please refer to the QFRS website >>
A very shady camp ground, sheltered in bushland behind the majestic Adder Rock, with rolling white sand surf beaches a short stroll away.
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The shady camping ground sheltered Moreton Bay, with views to Moreton Island. The tranquil family setting is ideal for fishing and boating, with swimming on golden sandy beaches.
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A small and secluded camping ground on sheltered Moreton Bay. In close proximity to One Mile jetty and boat ramp, this park is ideal for boating and fishing.
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This shady camping ground backs onto one of the most popular surf beaches on the island, this magnificent surf beach is a great place to stay.
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This absolute beachfront camping area is accessible by four wheel drives (4WD) only along the beach. A 4WD permit is required. Bring everything you need for this back to nature experience.
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Camping for four wheel drives (4WD) enthusiasts only, accessed by driving along the beach - you'll need a 4WD permit. Back to nature at its best. Fish from the beach or watch the annual whale migration.
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This secluded and quiet camping ground is adjacent to the broad expanse of Home Beach, an ideal spot for those looking for a quiet holiday lazing on a sub-tropical surfing beach. Thankful Rest is only available in peak periods.
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