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General
- On a tidal inlet 10km from Fraser Island
- Two kilometres from the coastal town of Rainbow Beach
- Camp kitchen with pizza oven, barbecues, library and TV room
Up for a colourful array of options in spectacular Queensland? Have a sunny time at Rainbow Waters Holiday Park, north of the Sunshine Coast in the Wide Bay-Burnett region of Queensland. The park's just outside the Great Sandy National Park, two kilometres from the popular coastal town of Rainbow Beach.
With direct access to a tidal inlet of the Great Sandy Strait, the site is well placed for fishing, crabbing and watersports like kayaking and paddleboarding. Horse riding, surfing and scuba diving are at the nearby town of Rainbow Beach; there's a national park just south of the site, and two state forests as well as Fraser Island are within easy reach for day trips.
Back on site of an evening, sort your supper via one of the communal barbies, on an open campfire or at the camp kitchen with pizza oven. Also to kick back at are a TV room, a games room and a library, while the kids get rid of the last of their day's energy at the playground.
Rainbow Waters also has a kiosk selling ice, bait and firewood; washrooms with toilets and showers, and a launderette.
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Languages spoken
✓ English
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Features
Leisure on park
Bar or club house
Cycle hire
Evening entertainment
Fishing
Fitness centre
Indoor swimming pool
Kids' club
On-site restaurant/cafe
Outdoor swimming pool
Playground
Recreation room/arcade
Takeout
Tennis
TV room
Watersports
Amenities on park
Bath available
Drying room
Free wifi
Grocery store
Ice pack freezing
Internet access
Laundromat
Parent & baby washroom
Payphone
Pick-up from public transport
Restrooms
Shower available
Washing-up area
Wheelchair access
Wifi
Utilities
Charging facilities
Dump station
Propane/gas cylinders available
Recycling available
Renewable energy
Touring and motorhomes
Full hook-up sites
Rules
Barbecue grills allowed
Campfires allowed
Commercial vehicles allowed
Dogs allowed
No dogs allowed
Themes
Bush
Peaceful
Remote location
Spectacular scenery
Nearby leisure
Fishing nearby
Horseback riding nearby
Restaurant nearby
Surf school nearby
Groups welcome
Family friendly
Motorcycle friendly
Single-sex groups welcome
Student groups welcome
Nearby amenities
Bar nearby
Type
Large (51-200 sites)
Location
Local attractions
You won't have far to go for watery antics: fishing, crabbing, sailing, kayaking and paddleboarding are all available on site. Close by there's scuba diving at Wolf Rock, two kilometres away, and the sands and colourful cliffs of Rainbow Beach within the same distance.
Horse riding is also available within a couple of kilometres, and hiking trails in the Great Sandy National Park five kilometres away. There's also birdwatching and dolphin spotting on the Environmental Walkway at Tin Can Bay (15 kilometres), and more forest hikes in the vast Toolara State Forest and Tuan State Forest (20 and 35 kilometres).
A must in these parts is the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Fraser Island 10 kilometres away, the biggest sand island in the world. There are 120 kilometres of beach here; over 100 freshwater lakes including the biggest perched lake in the world, Lake Boomanjin, and wildlife galore including dingoes, bandicoots, possums, sea eagles, falcons and humpback whales.
Also have a nosy around the historic gold mining town of Gympie, 50 kilometres away.
