Noosa River Caravan Park, Heritage caravan park in Noosaville, Queensland
Noosa River Caravan Park is a camping ground on waterfront land at Munna Point in Noosaville, spanning across natural riverfront terrain. The site features open grassed areas and sandy beaches along the water, with spaces for caravans and tents throughout the grounds.
The site was established in 1956 as a camping reserve under Noosa Shire Council management. Records show that camping and outdoor gatherings took place on this land starting from 1929.
This place embodies Australian camping traditions, where generations of families gather and form bonds within a tight-knit community. People often return to the same spot each year, creating personal routines and friendships that last decades.
The ground offers both powered and unpowered camping sites, making it suitable for different types of visitors and camping styles. Additional facilities include a boat ramp, shared camp kitchen, and multiple amenities blocks located across the property.
The site sits where Noosa River meets Weyba Creek, creating a convergence of waterways that changes with the tides. This rare meeting point supports diverse wildlife and offers visitors unexpected opportunities for nature observation.
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