The Reef Caravan Park (CP)

This location has indicated that it is open and available to take travellers during the Coronavirus crisis.

* Please understand, travel is to be restricted as much as possible as per Australian Government guidelines.
* Please bear in mind, social distancing and self-isolation rules may be enforced at this location.
* Please make enquiries with the owner/manager of this location via the details below.

Set on 40 acres of tranquil bushland, The Reef Caravan Park is only a few minutes away from the coastal towns of Agnes Water & Town of 1770, both with rich heritage history exhibited and sitting on a beautiful piece of the tropical Queensland coast. Catch a wave, catch a fish or catch a large PINK amphibious army duck (or LARC) for a picturesque sunset tour – it’s all waiting for you here. The town of 1770 is one of only three places on the east coast where you can watch the sunset over the ocean.

The grassed, sheltered sites at the park are very generous in size and cater for all campers. Powered and unpowered, annex slabs available, they suit everything from tents and trailers up to the big rigs and 5th wheelers. There is plenty of level ground for everyone, and yet your base here is only a matter of moments from the coast – just not caught up in the hustle and bustle of the busy tourist towns. The park is large enough to accommodate groups or clubs as well.

The amenities and grounds are well maintained and clean – there is even a pizza oven and herb garden, as well as b-b-q’s and a camp kitchen, available for your use. The abundant native animals and birds in the area are attracted to the native plants in the park and surrounds. Local craft and produce markets are held at the park on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month.

Well-behaved and supervised pets are welcome here, with the customary conditions and common-sense courtesy rules applying.

HOW TO GET THERE
Follow Round Hill Road, which is the main road as your drive in towards Agnes Waters.  Turn right into Rocky Crossing Road and the entrance is a few hundred meters on your right.

SITE ACCESS
Head straight to reception to check-in, it is the first thing you see as you drive in the driveway, plenty of room for big rigs to turn around.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Fee is from $30/night per couple for unpowered sites and $45/night per couple for powered sites.

THINGS TO DO
The park is just minutes drive to the town centre with friendly locals, abundant wildlife, and awesome beaches.
Some of the great attractions and events are:
The Reef Markets – held first and third Saturday of every month from 8am to 12pm.  Fresh Local Produce, Art and Craft, Sausage Sizzle, Coffee Van and much more.

Discovery Coast Rotary Markets – held on the second and fourth Sunday of each month, it offers arts and crafts, bric-a-brac and fresh produce available to purchase.

Paperbark Forest Trail – a long trail of stepping-stones and wooden walkways with spectacular Paperbark Trees, many creeping vines, butterflies and fascinating wonders.

1770 Liquid Adventures – an established kayak business offering a real kayak adventure.

LARC Paradise Tour – Tours utilise our two pink amphibious crafts to access and explore the National Parks, restored light station and pristine waterways bordering the Birthplace of Queensland – the Town of 1770.

Lady Musgrave Cruises – vessels enter the calm waters of the lagoon. It provides a protected haven for all age groups to explore the wonders of a living reef eco-system and the colourful variety of marine life all in one great day.

Moondoggie Beach & Bush Tours – offers a variety of land & water based activities that we will adapt to suit all ages, abilities & levels of experience.

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