Flying Fish Point Tourist Park

Swimming pool

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  • Well-tended park a minute's walk from the beach on Queensland's coast
  • Half an hour's drive from rainforest hikes canopy walks and waterfalls
  • Fishing from the beach; swimming pool, kiosk shop and miniature golf
Want to walk with dinosaurs? You can do the next best thing on the Australia’s Cassowary Coast, named after the six-foot, blue-and red-headed, razor-clawed flightless birds who can be spotted in the lush terrain thereabouts. Fear not, they won’t be chasing you through Flying Fish Point Tourist Park as they’re very shy, but if you stay here the many rare sights of the north Queensland rainforests are close by. This is a lusciously well-tended site, full of palms and tropical plants, a minute’s walk from Flying Fish Point beach and about 10 minutes’ drive from the coastal estuary town of Innisfail. It’s part of the Great Green Way route, linking the beaches, rainforest preserves and coral reefs between the cities of Cairns and Townsville. You’ll be busy in these parts, but there’s lots to do in your downtime back at base, with an outdoor saltwater pool for dips, a nine-hole miniature golf course for perfecting your putting, and a screen-equipped dining room for TV dinners. You can hardly come to Oz and not do some barbecuing, and that’s all taken care of with a covered grill and seating area and a camp kitchen. Go catch a fish on the beach, get supplies from the kiosk (open seven days a week) and knock up an alfresco feast.

Campground type

Caravan sites 26
RV & Motorhome sites 20
Lodges, cabins, pods or huts 11
Tent sites 20
Open all year
Opens

Languages spoken

English

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Features

Leisure on site

Bar or club house Cycle hire Evening entertainment Fishing Fitness centre Games room Indoor swimming pool Kids' club On-site restaurant/cafe Outdoor swimming pool Play area TV room Take away Tennis Watersports

Amenities on site

Bath available Car parking by site/unit Composting toilet Dog park Drying room Food shop Free wifi Ice pack freezing Internet access Laundry Parent & baby washroom Pick-up from public transport Portable toilet Pub toilets Public telephone Shower available Toilet block Washing-up area Wifi

Groups welcome

Family friendly Motorcycle friendly Single-sex groups welcome Student groups welcome

Rules

Barbecue provided Barbecues allowed Campfires allowed Commercial vehicles allowed Dogs allowed Dogs allowed all year

Themes

Peaceful

Utilities

Charging facilities Dump point Electric car charging point(s) Gas cylinders available Recycling available Renewable energy

Nearby amenities

Bar nearby Dog walk nearby

Type

Medium (26-50 sites)

Accessibility

Disabled facilities

Touring and motorhomes

Drainage hook-up points for caravans Water hook-up points for caravans

Location

Flying Fish Point Tourist Park

39 Elizabeth Street

Flying Fish Point

Queensland

Australia

4860

Directions

Timezone

Australia/Brisbane AEST (GMT+10:00)

GPS

-17.49721°N
146.07644°W

Please note: All distances on this page are calculated "as the crow flies" - please check actual distance depending on your mode of travel using the Get directions button above.

Local attractions

In some parts of this mighty continent, ‘easy to reach’ means ‘in a helicopter’ and ‘near’ means a two-day drive. Not on this spot, where you can get up to much cracking stuff within an hour’s drive of the park. For hikes through the bird-filled rainforest and beaches empty save for the odd sea turtle, it’s a 20-minute drive to the Ella Bay National Park and half an hour to walk the rainforest canopy at Mamu Tropical Skywalk. If you want an even grander high-up encounter with the subtropical landscape, take the Skyrail Rainforest Cableway over the Barron River, just north of Cairns (an hour and 20 minutes). For a more active encounter with the wilderness, walk it: there’s a great trail to Josephine Falls (half an hour), at the foot of Queensland’s highest peak, Mt. Bartle Frere: the two make a great combo, especially if you walk up one and take a dip in the other. Also half an hour away, there are further (safe) trails through Eubanangee Swamp National Park, home to crocodiles, cassowaries and over 190 species of birds, and if you get your tides and timings right at the Kurrimine Beach Conservation Park, you can walk to the Great Barrier Reef. Talking of which, it’s an hour and 15 minutes to Cairns for everything marine, from boat trips around the reef and to the islands, scuba and snorkelling and sea fishing charters.

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  • Does Flying Fish Point Tourist Park have a swimming pool? Yes View all features
  • Is Flying Fish Point Tourist Park dog friendly? Yes View all features
  • What attractions are near Flying Fish Point Tourist Park? In some parts of this mighty continent, ‘easy to reach’ means ‘in a helicopter’ and ‘near’ means a two-day drive. Not on this spot, where you can get up to much cracking … Read more
  • When can I check in and check out of Flying Fish Point Tourist Park?
    Camping and caravan
    Arrive:  10 a.m. –  6 p.m.
    Depart by:  10 a.m.
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