Tin Can Bay Tourist Park
About Tin Can Bay Tourist Park
Tin Can Bay Tourist Park is a holiday park in Tin Can Bay, Queensland. Sites must be booked ahead. The nearest other place in AussieCamps is Poverty Point (Cooloola) camping area, 4 km away.
Welcome to the picturesque Tin Can Bay Tourist Park. Offering superb cabins accommodation, large spacious caravan sites also private ensuited sites. Stunning in-ground swimming pool, free barbecue and camp kitchen, modern amenities, full laundry facilities, free WIFI, ice, gas refills and access to all boating facilities. Tin Can Bay is 2.5 hours north of Brisbane. Located at the southern tip of World Heritage Listed Fraser Island. Tin Can Bay’s a small sleepy coastal town known for being a boating and fishing paradise. Tin Can Bay adjoins the Great Sandy Strait and offers a tranquil base to discover the Cooloola Coast and enjoy the abundance of nature-based activities There is so much to do and see, or just relax and enjoy the peace and quiet. You can go boating, fishing, kayaking, sailing, bird watching, lawn bowls, golf. Walk or bike ride along our beautiful foreshore and its kilometers of pathways. A highlight of any stay in Tin Can Bay is feeding the rare indo-pacific humpback dolphin at 7am every morning at Norman Point. One thing you can’t leave without trying is the fresh supply of seafood caught daily, delicious prawns, mud crabs and fish.
Location
Tin Can Bay, Queensland
Nearby
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Questions about Tin Can Bay Tourist Park
How do I book Tin Can Bay Tourist Park?
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Do you need to book Tin Can Bay Tourist Park?
Yes. Sites at Tin Can Bay Tourist Park must be booked ahead.
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