Kui Parks – Oakwood Caravan Park (CP)

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Free 6 Month Membership to KUI Parks
* Entitles FRC Premium Club Members to 10% Off Rack Rates
* Available only to new FRC Premium Club members and must present FRC membership card.

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Oakwood Caravan Park is located 7 km north of Bundaberg, close to the turnoff to Agnes Water and the town of Seventeen Seventy. The park is surrounded by macadamia trees and is noted for its country atmosphere and laid-back lifestyle. Oakwood is a quiet retreat providing travellers with well-maintained shady concrete and grass sites. We also offer quality 1-2 bedroom ensuite cabins with well-equipped kitchens.

The amenities are very clean and well maintained, including a coin-operated laundry for your convenience. The camp kitchen is in a garden setting and includes a barbeque, sink, microwave, and kettle. Oakwood Caravan Park is a great place to stop and from here travel a short distance to see all that our region has to offer. And of course to enjoy our beautiful sunny winter days!

FEES & BOOKINGS
Rates are based on 2 people per site per night. Please contact us to confirm our current rates.

Powered Sites: $32 per night ($195 a week) Kui Parks Rate $ 28.80 per night ($175.50 per week)
Unpowered Sites: $27 per night ($171 a week) Kui Parks Rate $ 28.80 per night
Cabins: $100 per night
Extra Guests on sites or in Cabins: $5 per person per night

Kui Parks Loyalty Members: receive a 10% discount on published rates to a maximum of $30 per stay.
Conditions apply.

SPECIAL OFFER: New FRC Premium Club members receive FREE 6 Month Membership to Kui Parks Loyalty Program, offering 10% Discounts on rack rates.
Not an FRC Premium Member? – Find out more here.
Conditions apply.

THINGS TO DO
A rare colony of nesting turtles is just one of the captivating natural attractions near Bundaberg, a four-hour drive north of Brisbane. Between November and March, you can join a nightly tour to see green, flatback, and the endangered loggerhead turtles nest and hatch on a small beach in Mon Repos Conservation Park.

Bundaberg also sits at the hub of the Coral Coast, with a volcanic rocky coastline between the Burnett and Elliott Rivers, with national parks and relaxed coastal towns. Hit the surf at Agnes Water and visit its sister township of 1770, a popular departure point for reef cruises and fishing charters. Swim or fish at Elliot Heads, go diving in Coral Cove and Innes Park, or spot kangaroos in Woodgate Beach and at Burnett Heads. Bargara is a growing seaside village, with The Port, at Burnett Heads the gateway to Lady Musgrave Island, Lady Elliott Island, and Fraser Island.

WHAT’S NEARBY
Avondale Homestead Tavern
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Moore Park Beach Holiday Park