6 Sunshine Coast holiday parks to visit with your family

Dreaming of a Sunshine Coast getaway filled with surf, sand and sun? Choose from 6 beachfront parks with powered caravan and camp sites or family villas. 
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Located on some of Queensland’s best beaches, about an hour north of Brisbane, there are six budget-friendly Sunshine Coast Holiday Parks to choose from. Find out what these stellar parks have to offer below!

Mudjimba Beach Sunshine Coast QLD
Mudjimba Beach Sunshine Coast, QLD

Affordable beachfront accommodation on the Sunshine Coast

Sunshine Coast beach getaways can be budget-friendly too! You’ll find Sunshine Coast Holiday Parks in six locations, from Caloundra in the south to Coolum Beach in the north:

Whether you’re keen on camping with the kids, hitting the road for a caravan adventure or prefer to stay in a comfortable villa, Sunshine Coast Holiday Parks have you covered. With great amenities including camp kitchens, laundries, accessible bathrooms and free Wi-Fi, these parks will take the hassle out of your holiday.

Better yet, every single park has direct access to the waterfront, so your family can spend endless hours swimming, surfing, fishing, building sandcastles or just relaxing on the beach. They’re also within walking distance of cafes, restaurants, parks and playgrounds to make every day of your holiday something special. 

Three dog-friendly Sunshine Coast stays

Bringing your four-legged family members on vacation? Three of the six Sunshine Coast Holiday parks are proudly pet-friendly. Maroochydore Beach Holiday Park, Mudjimba Beach Holiday Park and Coolum Beach Holiday Park all allow dogs on application (conditions apply — contact the park for pet-friendly bookings).  

Cycling along the Sunshine Coast
Cycling along the Sunshine Coast

Explore the stunning Sunshine Coast

The Sunshine Coast is an unbeatable beach holiday destination – for starters, there’s the absolutely stunning stretch of coastline featuring perfect waves for surf-loving teens and calm, shallow bays for tots. Unlike many other Queensland tourist spots, these strips of sand aren’t overcrowded and there are countless secret beaches and bays you can have all to yourself. 

There’s also the coast’s many kid-friendly attractions, like Australia Zoo, SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast Aquarium, The Ginger Factory and The Big Pineapple, which has a great treetops adventure park. All this backs onto the beautiful Hinterland for bushwalks, waterfalls, scenic views and fabulous local food and wine.

Inspired? Learn more in our family-friendly guide to the Sunshine Coast

Opening image: Family gathering at Cotton Tree Holiday Park

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