Coolum Beach Holiday Park

Coolum Beach Holiday Park offers a beachfront base in Coolum Beach, with direct access from the park to the patrolled surf beach. Set on ten acres beside the Surf Club, it combines a practical holiday-park stay with an easy coastal setting: guests can walk across the sand, settle beneath pandanus and casuarina trees, or head out along the shoreline and headland boardwalk.

Accommodation includes powered tourist caravan sites and three one-bedroom villas, making the park suitable for caravan travellers, couples, families and visitors who prefer a self-contained-style villa stay. Facilities include three amenity buildings, two laundry areas with washing machines and dryers, baby facilities with a bath and change table, and free Wi-Fi. A new multipurpose building provides a fridge, barbecues, hotplates and seating for up to 32 people, offering a useful shared space for groups and families.

The location is one of the park’s main advantages. Shops, restaurants, the Surf Club and Coolum Beach Bowls are all within easy walking distance, while Coolum Village Shopping Centre is nearby with a Coles, chemist, newsagent and bottle shop. The Coolum Beach Bowls Club is listed as just 50 metres from the entrance, and the surrounding coastal paths and designated bike paths make it easy to explore without relying on the car. Guests can also fish, visit nearby golf courses, walk to the top of Mt Coolum or follow the Coastal Pathway towards the headland and Point Arkwright.

Dogs may be accepted on application, subject to the park’s conditions, so it can suit travellers looking for a dog-friendly option who are prepared to check the requirements before booking. Scooters are permitted on the internal roads during daylight hours under the park rules, including helmet use and an 8 km/h speed limit. With a patrolled beach at the doorstep, shared facilities for longer stays and dining and shopping close by, the park is well suited to families, groups, active visitors and anyone wanting a straightforward beach holiday in the northern Sunshine Coast. The website also advises that construction of a new park office is scheduled from June to December, with possible associated noise during those works.