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, Queensland, Australia. The site has open grassed areas, a sandy beach along the river, and spaces for both caravans and tents spread across the grounds.

The site was officially set up as a camping reserve in 1956 under Noosa Shire Council management. Records show that the land was already used for camping and outdoor gatherings from 1929 onward.

Many visitors use the riverbank for fishing or kayaking, and the water is visible from most parts of the grounds. This closeness to the river shapes how people spend their time here, often outdoors and near the water's edge.

The park offers both powered and unpowered sites, a shared camp kitchen, a boat ramp, and several amenities blocks across the grounds. Booking ahead is recommended, especially during school holidays and long weekends when demand is high.

The site lies at Munna Point, not at the Noosa River–Weyba Creek confluence; the Weyba Creek bridge opened in 1929 alongside the Doonella Bridge at Tewantin. An 1871 cadastral map shows the land within a Reserve for Aboriginal Mission Purposes, and an early settler recorded Munna Point as a favourite camping and fishing spot and a corroborree site.