Caravan Parks
Mackay Caravan Park at Bucasia Beach
![Bucasia Beachfront Caravan Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/184-Bucasia-Beach.jpg)
The first time we arrived in Mackay looking for a Caravan Park to stay we had our dog MACKS with us and wanted somewhere on the beachfront.
We found the Bucasia Beachfront Caravan Park and despite a few midges and it’s basic facilities we really came to enjoy it.
Macca and Patty, the Park Managers, are as good as they get and provide a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy your stay.
![Around the campfire with park managers Macca and Patti Our favourite Mackay Caravan Park Managers](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/20180611_175459.jpg)
Every Thursday night at the Bucascia Beach Mackay Caravan Park was cook up on Macca and we’d all tell yarns, have a few drinks and be joined by the possums as they’d come to say hello.
Our Golden Retriever MACKS loved the beach and would run and swim for hours.
Matt and Kev went fishing with limited success but Macca would go out at night and come back with some very nice fish.
![MACKS swimming out the front of our favourite Mackay Caravan Park Bucascia Beach](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Screen-Shot-2021-04-06-at-9.42.31-pm.jpg)
There is a boat ramp right next door where you can launch your boat and head out to many of the beautiful islands including Brampton Island, Keswick Island and St Bees Island.
The park is located right beside a large park with play areas for kids.
Bucasia Beach is an easy driving distance to the shopping precinct.
This Mackay Caravan Park was definitely a favourite of ours on our Big Lap, so we couldn’t wait to return and stay once again which we did.
Read more on our favourite parks: Our Best Caravan Parks around Australia
![The Mackay Caravan Park right on the beach at Bucascia](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/20180612_102809.jpg)
Mackay Caravan Park Bucascia Beach Facilities
The Bucasia Beach Mackay Caravan Park has a great pool which has been recently renovated and was perfect for cooling off on those hot North Queensland days.
There’s a covered BBQ area with seating where you can also access the park’s Free Wifi. Lorikeets will often join you here during the day.
There are sites along the front with fabulous views overlooking the ocean and islands.
This Mackay Caravan Park provides powered slab sites with water hook up and a dump point is also on site.
![The pool at the Bjucascia Beach Caravan Park Mackay The Mackay Caravan Park Bucascia Beach pool](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/20180611_121106.jpg)
Is the Bucascia Beach Mackay Caravan Park Pet Friendly?
The Bucasia Beachfront Mackay Caravan Park is pet friendly and therefore dogs are welcome. Macca even looked after MACKS while we went to Cape Hillsborough National Park.
![Drone view of Bucascia Beach Caravan Park Mackay An aerial view of the Bucascia Beach Caravan Park Mackay](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/DJI_0038.jpg)
We had excellent phone coverage with all of Telstra, Optus & Vodafone networks.
A great feature of the Bucascia Beach Caravan Park Mackay is kids under 12yo stay for Free.
There is a creek and mangroves nearby and therefore Midges are common here. Use repellents and wear suitable clothing to stay covered where necessary.
You can read all about preventing midge bites and how to treat bites here.
![Thursday night cook up at the Bucascia Beach Caravan Park Mackay TThursday night cook up at the Bucascia Beach Caravan Park Mackay](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/IMG_3178.jpg)
Cost to stay at the Bucascia Beach Caravan Park Mackay was $45 per night for ocean view sites. It is cheaper to stay in the other areas of the park.
Prices range from $30 a night for 2 adults in a powered site to $45 a night depending on location within the Caravan Park and it being peak or off season.
Our stays were 31st March – 20th April 2016 and 11th June 2018.
Apologies for the video being a little shaky, not sure why, but did my best to fix it.
Check out more things to see and do in the Mackay region here!
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Bucascia Beach Caravan Park Mackay Contact Details:
Phone: 07 4954 6375
Address: 2 Bucasia Esplanade Bucasia Beach, Mackay
Website: https://bucasiabeach.com.au/
How to get to this Mackay Caravan Park at Bucasia Beach
Bucasia Beach is in north Mackay. Take the A1 Highway out of Mackay to Mount Pleasant and turn in to the Mackay Bucasia Road.
Mackay Bucasia Road eventually become Shoal Point Road and just as it does turn right in to Downie Avenue.
Follow Downie Avenue to the beachfront and turn right in to Bucasia Esplanade. Follow the Esplanade until you come to Bucasia Beach Caravan Park Mackay on your left.
5 Essentials – Outside RV Accessories
- To plug your RV with standard 15amp in to standard residential 10amp power source you will need a converter. We love our waterproof Ampfibian and after over 4 years it’s still perfect.
- Most people carry a Generator for back up power. 4wd Supacentre has a good low cost and popular generator while the Yamaha 2000w is a robust yet quiet excellent performer.
- A 20m 15amp Power Lead will ensure you reach your power source in Caravan Parks and Campgrounds.
- You will want a good blue Drinking Water Hose. Your typical green garden hose is not suitable for drinking from.
- A 4 way tap handle will help you find water whenever you need it
![Sunrise at Cape Hillslborough](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Cape-H.jpg)
What is there to do in Mackay?
Cape Hillsborough
A short drive north of the Mackay Caravan Park at Bucascia Beach is the fantastic Cape Hillsborough National Park.
A real feature is at sunrise when the kangaroos and wallabies come down on to the beach to feed on mangrove pods washed up to shore.
With Wedge Island just off the beach and a magnificent sunrise it makes for spectacular viewing to start the day.
Once the kangaroos leave take a walk up top of the mountain to see the views from several lookouts, all offering a different amazing landscape to witness.
Stroll along the beach and discover the rocks and caves or take a walk over to Wedge Island at low tide.
Cape Hillsborough really is a beautiful area worth visiting.
![Finch Hatton Gorge](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/20201104_121533.jpg)
Finch Hatton Gorge
West from Mackay is the incredible Finch Hatton Gorge.
Drive in to the carpark and take the walk through the rainforest where you’ll see and hear some amazing sounds.
Listen to the birds and find the local wildlife.
There are two awesome rock pools for swimming and heaps of fun. The water is chilly but it’s so worth it on a hot sunny day.
Read more about where to stay in Finch Hatton: Neem Hall Finch Hatton Camping
![Playful platypus at Broken River in Eungella National Park Playful platypus at Broken River in Eungella National Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/IMG_5149.jpg)
Eungella National Park
Head on past Finch Hatton Gorge and head up the range to Eungella National Park.
Drive through town to Broken River where you can go camping or spend the day discovering wild platypus as they swim and forage within the river system.
Enjoy lunch at the Eungella Chateau, have a drink and watch the hang gliders jump off the edge and soar into the valley below.
![Eimeo Pub](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/20180620_115128.jpg)
Where to eat and drink while in Mackay
Eimeo Pub
The historic Eimeo Pub sits high on the hill with incredible expansive ocean views.
Have lunch looking out over the local beaches and beautiful islands offshore.
Enjoy your meal and a good range of beers and drinks with a glorious panoramic outlook.
![Lunch at the Lighthouse at the marina](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/IMG_6353.jpg)
Mackay Marina
The Mackay Marina is a popular location to enjoy a great lunch with seafood fresh from the trawlers.
After lunch go for a walk to Harbour Beach or out to the Marina Harbour point which is very popular for fishing.
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Have you stayed at a Mackay Caravan Park recently? Tell us about your experience?
Safe travels
Kev & Adele
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We are Adele & Kevin, an Aussie couple from Brisbane in Queensland Australia who have embraced our adventurous spirit and ventured out to explore the world around us. We had spent so much time overseas we decided it was time to see our own truly amazing country and we needed to take some time to see everything it has to offer.
Our Aim is to inspire others to travel and help design the greatest adventure they can experience.
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Photography and Socials
Samsung Note 10 Plus Phone – http://ebay.us/9vMXEH – Most of our photos are simply from our phones. The Samsung phone cameras are pretty insane. Our phones have 512gb storage in ours but the 256gb in this one is heaps. We have sourced this one which is approx $500 less than we paid for ours.
Samsung s21 Phone – https://ebay.us/QAdwva – this looks an insane camera within a phone. We have friends and our son who own one and it seems quite extraordinary with their camera quality. If you’re after a new phone this is what I’d be looking at.
Canon 800d – https://ebay.us/Q0UV1z – the latest DSLR Canon 24mp camera, buy here to save.
Nikon Coolpix p1000 – https://ebay.to/37cORUV – We have the Nikon P900 and this is the new model. The zoom lens is unbelievable and so awesome when travelling and you want to capture photos from a distance.
Lenses
Canon 50mm lens – https://ebay.to/3nx5pyG This is the lens I use the least, ideal for still, close up shots.
Canon 24-105mm lens – https://ebay.us/br9MeO This is my all round, everyday use, zoom lens. Amazing quality, great price.
Canon 70-300mm lens – https://ebay.to/33xYeht – I use this one a lot for long range shots.
Sigma 10-20mm lens – http://ebay.us/zWvfuI – My wide angle lens for all my inside photos & video plus lots more, love this lens.
Our Go Pro 9 Hero Black – https://ebay.us/6CQOVC – is an awesome piece of equipment. I use this for all underwater, action video and some general use. Buy here brand new and great value.
Mavic Pro Platinum Drone – https://ebay.to/2ARPxTo This is an absolute ripper of a drone. The Fly More Combo will provide you with everything you will need. I use this for all my aerial footage and this price is well below other retail stores.
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Adventurers Diary
Kalbarri Caravan Parks, WA
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When looking for a Caravan Park in Kalbarri WA, there are four Caravan Parks as well as a Farm Stay and a Station Stay to choose from in and around Kalbarri.
Kalbarri Caravan Parks offer views of the Murchison River and Indian Ocean and are all in close proximity to the stunning Kalbarri National Park.
These four Caravan Parks are located within the Kalbarri township or within a short distance of town.
Kalbarri is a popular spot for holiday makers, caravanners, campers and motorhomers all year round.
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About Kalbarri
Kalbarri is nestled alongside the beautiful Murchison River and the stunning Kalbarri National Park is right on its doorstep.
This coastal town offers safe swimming beaches, great surfing, reefs and red rugged cliffs meeting up with the Indian Ocean.
The most iconic attraction in Kalbarri National Park is Nature’s Window and now with the amazing addition of the Kalbarri Skywalk which makes visiting Kalbarri a great adventure.
![Kalbarri National Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Canon-Kalbarri-National-Park.jpg)
Kalbarri has a population of 1,336 but swells in numbers during peak tourist season from June to August.
Warm off-shore currents also make Kalbarri excellent for fishing all year round.
Kalbarri Caravan Park Accommodation Options
The Caravan Parks in Kalbarri offer an extensive range of accommodation options.
You can opt for Powered & Unpowered Caravan & Camping sites, Ensuite Sites, Cabins, Villas, Self-contained Units, Motel Units or 2 and 3 Bedroom Holiday Houses.
![Kalbarri Boat Hire just 1.5kms from Kalbarri Anchorage Holiday Village - 1 of 4 Kalbarri Caravan Parks](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Kalbarri-Boat-Hire.jpg)
Four Kalbarri Caravan Parks to choose from
1. Kalbarri Anchorage Holiday Village
The Kalbarri Anchorage Holiday Village is nestled on the banks of Murchison River in the centre of town.
Facilities:
Facilities include a Camp Kitchen and a BBQ Area.
Throughout the park there are 3 Amenities Blocks with toilets and showers and a Laundry facilities attached to each amenities block.
Cost to stay:
Riverfront Powered Site – $47 for 2 Adults per night/$43 for a Single per night
Standard Powered Site – $42 for 2 Adults per night/$38 for a Single per night
Unpowered Site – $38 for 2 Adults per night/$30 for a Single per night
Cabins – $80 for 1 – 2 People per night Off-Peak/$90 for 1 – 2 People per night Peak
Park Home – $90 per night Off-Peak/$100 per night Peak
Pool:
Yes
Kids playground:
No
![Kalbarri Anchorage Caravan Park nestled on the banks of the Murchison River](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Murchison-River-Kalbarri-Waterfront.jpg)
Pet Friendly:
Yes – pets are welcome outside school holidays. Pets are not permitted in Cabins or in the Park Home.
Dump Point:
Yes
WiFi Available:
Yes
Telstra Coverage:
Yes, coverage with all networks
Contact Details – Kalbarri Anchorage Holiday Village:
Phone: 08 9937 1181
Address: 168 Grey Street, Kalbarri, Western Australia
Website
![Rugged Red Bluff meets the Indian Ocean](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Red-Bluff-from-lookout.jpg)
2. Kalbarri Red Bluff Tourist Park
The Kalbarri Red Bluff Tourist Park is the newest of the Kalbarri Caravan Parks.
This Kalbarri Caravan Park opened in September 2019 and is modern, clean and still feels new.
Facilities:
Facilities include a Camp Kitchen and a Barbecue Area.
Drinking Water and Laundry facilities are available along with a Water Filling Station enabling you to fill your caravan or motorhome.
Cost to stay:
Ensuite Powered Site – From $50 per night
Holiday Units – From $160 per night
Beach House – From $250 per night
Pool:
Yes
Kids playground:
Yes
![Red Bluff Beach just minutes from Kalbarri Red Bluff Tourist Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Red-Bluff-rocky-outcrops.jpg)
Pet Friendly:
Yes – pets are welcome.
Please mention you are travelling with your pet at the time of your booking. See their Pet Terms & Conditions here.
Dump Point:
Yes
WiFi Available:
Yes – Free Wifi Hot Spot is available
Telstra Coverage:
Yes, coverage with Telstra and other networks
Contact Details – Kalbarri Red Bluff Tourist Park:
Phone: 08 9918 7100
Address: Red Bluff Beach Road, Kalbarri, Western Australia
Website
![Kalbarri Caravan Parks - Murchison Caravan Park entry](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/murchison-river-caravan-park-grounds-entrance-approved.jpg)
3. Murchison Caravan Park
The Murchison Caravan Park is located on the waterfront right in the heart of Kalbarri.
You will enjoy sweeping views of the Murchison River and beyond to the Indian Ocean.
Facilities:
Facilities include a Camp Kitchen and free gas BBQs.
There’s an ensuite style amenities building with disabled access and a fish cleaning area is also available.
Cost to stay:
Powered Site – $44 for 2 Adults; $9 for Children 4 years & above; $13 for an additional Adult per night. Weekly rates apply outside school holidays
Unpowered Site – $40 for 2 Adults; $9 for Children 4 years & above; $13 for an additional Adult per night. Weekly rates apply outside school holidays
Deluxe Ensuite Cabins – $180 for 2 People per night during School holidays/Public Holidays and $150 all other times; $10 for Children 4-15 years and $15 for an additional Adult per night.
Standard Ensuite Cabins – $130 for 2 People per night during School holidays/Public Holidays and $120 all other times; $10 for Children 4-15 years and $15 for an additional Adult per night.
Pool:
No
![Kalbarri Caravan Parks - Murchison Caravan Park Camp Kitchen](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/murchison-river-caravan-park-campsite-campers-kitchen-approved.jpg)
Kids playground:
Yes
Pet Friendly:
Yes – pets are welcome outside school holidays. Pets are not permitted in Cabins
Dump Point:
Yes
WiFi Available:
Yes
Telstra Coverage:
Yes, coverage with all networks
Contact Details – Murchison Caravan Park:
Phone: 08 9937 1005
Address: Grey Street, Kalbarri, Western Australia
Website
![One of the 4 Kalbarri Caravan Parks - Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/KTHP-pool-Photo-Credit-Kalbarri-Tudor-Holiday-Park-resized.jpg)
4. Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park
With just a short 3 minute walk to the centre of town, the Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park is ideally located.
Facilities:
Facilities include a Camp Kitchen and a BBQ Shelter with free barbecues.
Throughout the park there are 2 amenities blocks with toilets and showers, a Laundry and clothes line.
Cost to stay:
Ensuite Site – $53 for 1-2 Adults Off-Peak/$65 Peak per night/$218 pw Off-Peak
Powered Site – $43 for 1-2 Adults Off-Peak/$56 Peak per night/$258 pw Off-Peak
Unpowered Site – $39 for 1-2 Adults Off-Peak/$41 Peak per night/$231 pw Off-Peak
2 Bed Deluxe Villa – $170 for 1-2 Adults Off-Peak/$231 Peak per night/$840 pw Off-Peak.
Pool Villa – $170 for 1-2 Adults Off-Peak/$252 Peak per night/$840 pw Off-Peak.
Ensuite Park Cabin – $120 for 1-2 Adults Off-Peak/$137 Peak per night/$600 pw Off-Peak.
One Bed Unit – $145 for 1-2 Adults Off-Peak/$189 Peak per night/$750 pw Off-Peak.
Two Bed Unit – $170 for 1-2 Adults Off-Peak/$231 Peak per night/$840 pw Off-Peak.
Motel Unit – $135 for 1-2 Adults Off-Peak/$158 Peak per night/$690 pw Off-Peak
One Bed Accessible Unit – $145 for 1-2 Adults Off-Peak/$189 Peak per night/$750 pw Off-Peak.
Additional Adult $15 per night
Additional Child 0-15 years $10 per night
![One of the 4 Kalbarri Caravan Parks - Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/KTHP-Accom-Photo-Credit-Kalbarri-Tudor-Holiday-Park-resized.jpg)
Pool:
Yes
Kids Playground:
Yes along with a Jumping Pillow and TV Room
Pet Friendly:
Yes – pets are welcome outside school holidays by arrangement.
Dump Point:
Yes
WiFi Available:
Yes – Free Wifi is available
Telstra Coverage:
Yes, Telstra coverage and other networks
Contact Details – Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park:
Phone: 08 9937 1077
Address: 10 Porter Street, Kalbarri, Western Australia
Website
![Kalbarri Camping at Murchison House Station with MACKS](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Macks-at-Murchison-House-Station.jpg)
Are the Kalbarri Caravan Parks Pet Friendly?
Kalbarri Anchorage Caravan Park, Murchison River Caravan Park and Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park all allow pets on a seasonal basis.
Pets are allowed at Kalbarri Red Bluff Tourist Park. Dogs are also welcome at both Murchison House Station and Big River Ranch Kalbarri.
As we arrived in Kalbarri during September School holidays, our choice of a Kalbarri Caravan Parks was limited as we were travelling with our Golden Retriever MACKS.
At the time there were only 3 caravan parks as Kalbarri Red Bluff Tourist Park did not exist.
This meant we were unable to book into any of the Kalbarri Caravan Parks as they don’t allow pets during school holidays.
Read more: Travelling Australia with our dog MACKS
5 Essentials – Outside RV Accessories
- To plug your RV with standard 15amp in to standard residential 10amp power source you will need a converter. We love our waterproof Ampfibian and after over 4 years it’s still perfect.
- Most people carry a Generator for back up power. 4wd Supacentre has a good low cost and popular generator while the Yamaha 2000w is a robust yet quiet excellent performer.
- A 20m 15amp Power Lead will ensure you reach your power source in Caravan Parks and Campgrounds.
- You will want a good blue Drinking Water Hose. Your typical green garden hose is not suitable for drinking from.
- A 4 way tap handle will help you find water whenever you need it
![Murchison House Station Kalbarri Camping](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Murchison-House-Station-Communal-Camp-Kitchen-2.jpg)
Kalbarri Camping
There are also two camping options in and around Kalbarri, one a station stay and the other offering farm stay accommodation:
- Murchison House Station
- Big River Ranch Kalbarri
At the Murchison House Station, you can opt to camp alongside the Murchison River near the Homestead or choose bush camping anywhere on the property that you can access with your 4WD.
The Big River Ranch Kalbarri offers farm stay accommodation as well as a campground area overlooking the Murchison River.
Read more: Kalbarri Camping
![Big River Ranch Kalbarri Camping](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/Big-River-Ranch-Horseriding-Facebook-Page-2.jpg)
![Nature's Window](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Natures-Window.jpg)
Things to do in Kalbarri
Nature’s Window
One of the most iconic attractions in Western Australia is Nature’s Window in the Kalbarri National Park.
The mighty Murchison River is perfectly framed in this spectacular natural rock formation and is one of the most photographed attractions in WA.
![Kalbarri Caravan Parks all make a great base to explore the new Kalbarri Skywalk](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Kalbarri-Skywalk-1.jpg)
Kalbarri Skywalk
A marvellous new attraction in the Kalbarri National Park is the Kalbarri Skywalk.
Two amazing cantilevered viewing platforms have been built projecting out from the rim of the Murchison Gorge.
Take a thrilling walk out on these viewing platforms for some absolutely incredible views of the surrounding gorge and the river 100 metres below.
![Kalbarri Pelican Feeding](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Pelican-Feeding-2.jpg)
Pelican Feeding
Each morning you can watch the resident pelicans waddle up onto the grassed area and wait for a feed of fish.
Originally Cliff Ross began feeding the pelicans in 1975 and local volunteers have continued on with the tradition of the daily pelican feeding.
Feeding starts at 8.45am on the foreshore directly opposite the Murchison Caravan Park.
A gold coin donation to help cover the cost of the fish is much appreciated.
![Red Bluff Lookout](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Red-Bluff-Lookout.jpg)
Red Bluff Lookout
Enjoy the views of the dramatic and rugged coastal cliffs of Kalbarri and the Indian Ocean from Red Bluff Lookout.
Red Bluff Lookout is also the perfect vantage point to spot Humpback Whales on their annual migration.
The trail from Red Bluff Beach to the lookout is a 1km return walk.
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Kalbarri Weather
Traditionally the weather in Kalbarri is warm with refreshing ocean breezes in the afternoon.
During Summer the average daytime temperatures is usually around 33 degrees with overnight temperatures averaging around 19 degrees.
December to February is generally the busiest time of the year with people out swimming, canoeing, paddle boarding, snorkelling and surfing.
Autumn months are a great time to visit Kalbarri with average temperatures around 26 degrees.
March to May are ideal for fishing and holidaying.
June to August the Kalbarri heathland explodes into colour with the wildflower season.
You can enjoy clear skies with temperatures down to 10 degrees overnight and usually 22 degrees maximum during the day.
Humpback Whale season is in full swing from September to November. Temperatures are usually around 26 degrees during the day.
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Places to eat and drink in Kalbarri
- Gorges Cafe
- Kalbarri Edge Restaurant
- Buddha’s Bites
- Bean Drifting
- Finlay’s Kalbarri
- Red Bluff Bakery & Cafe
- Gilgai Tavern
Pin – Kalbarri Caravan Parks
Which Caravan Parks in Kalbarri have you stayed at?
Tell us about your Kalbarri Caravan Park experience.
Safe travels
Kev & Adele
Indefinite Leave
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We are Adele & Kevin, an Aussie couple from Brisbane in Queensland Australia who have embraced our adventurous spirit and ventured out to explore the world around us. We had spent so much time overseas we decided it was time to see our own truly amazing country and we needed to take some time to see everything it has to offer.
Our Aim is to inspire others to travel and help design the greatest adventure they can experience.
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Photography and Socials
Our camera equipment we use for all our photos and videos are:
Samsung Note 10 Plus Phone – http://ebay.us/9vMXEH – Most of our photos are simply from our phones. The Samsung phone cameras are pretty insane. Our phones have 512gb storage in ours but the 256gb in this one is heaps.
Samsung s21 Phone – https://ebay.us/QAdwva – this looks an insane camera within a phone. We have friends and our son who own one and it seems quite extraordinary with their camera quality. If you’re after a new phone this is what I’d be looking at.
Canon 800d – https://ebay.us/Q0UV1z – the latest DSLR Canon 24mp camera, buy here to save.
Nikon Coolpix p1000 – https://ebay.to/37cORUV – We have the Nikon P900 and this is the new model. The zoom lens is unbelievable and so awesome when travelling and you want to capture photos from a distance.
Lenses
Canon 50mm lens – https://ebay.to/3nx5pyG This is the lens I use the least, ideal for still, close up shots.
Canon 24-105mm lens – https://ebay.us/br9MeO – This is my all round, everyday use, zoom lens. Amazing quality, great price.
Canon 70-300mm lens – https://ebay.to/33xYeht – I use this one a lot for long range shots.
Sigma 10-20mm lens – http://ebay.us/zWvfuI – My wide angle lens for all my inside photos & video plus lots more, love this lens.
Our Go Pro 9 Hero Black – https://ebay.us/6CQOVC – is an awesome piece of equipment. I use this for all underwater, action video and some general use. Buy here brand new and great value.
Mavic Pro Platinum Drone – https://ebay.to/2ARPxTo This is an absolute ripper of a drone. The Fly More Combo will provide you with everything you will need. I use this for all my aerial footage and this price is well below other retail stores.
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Caravan Parks
Mossman Caravan Park near Mossman Gorge, Qld
![Mossman Riverside Leisure Centre](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Mossman.jpg)
The Mossman Caravan Park is excellent camping accommodation when visiting Mossman in North Queensland, home to the stunning Mossman Gorge.
From here we were able to visit all the amazing sights near to Mossman in Tropical North Queensland.
Since our stays the Douglas Shire Council has taken over the Mossman Riverside Leisure Park and renamed it the Mossman Caravan Park.
By all reports there have been upgrades to the park completed and the management of the park has changed.
![Campsites in the Mossman Caravan Park Mossman Caravan Park campsites](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Screen-Shot-2021-02-20-at-5.34.20-pm.jpg)
Mossman Caravan Park Facilities
The amenities block is in good condition and there’s a fully equipped camp kitchen with a microwave, fridge, TV and new BBQs.
There is a laundry also available.
The Park offers both powered and unpowered sites and water access to hook up.
We had good phone coverage with the Telstra network and the Caravan Park has Free wifi available throughout the park.
Are pets allowed at Mossman Caravan Park?
The Mossman Caravan Park is pet friendly and therefore dogs are allowed.
![The olympic sized Mossman Pool is right next to the Mossman Caravan Park Olympic size pool next door to the Mossman Caravan Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Screen-Shot-2021-02-20-at-5.28.10-pm.jpg)
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Mossman Swimming Pool
A Council run big 50m Olympic size swimming pool is also part of the complex and is Free to guests of Mossman Caravan Park.
Alongside the Caravan Park is the Mossman River. The water is shallow and clear and through this section of the river there are many locals who enjoy a swim and cool off on a hot day.
Access from the Caravan Park to Mossman River is challenging with a steep embankment which is often wet, muddy and overgrown from the regular rain the region receives.
![Laundry and clothes lines opposite our campsite Laundry right opposite our site at the Mossman Caravan Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Screen-Shot-2021-02-20-at-5.30.25-pm.jpg)
A dump point is accessible at the front of the Mossman Caravan Park from the car park.
It’s an easy walk to town which we did and enjoyed having dinner one night at The Exchange Hotel, the local Pub in Mossman.
We enjoyed our stay in Mossman and found it the ideal base to visit the region. It was also around $15 a night cheaper than staying at Port Douglas.
![Mossman Gorge is only 5 minutes from the Mossman Caravan Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/20160621_110043.jpg)
The Mossman Caravan Park cost us $36pn plus $10 for the extra adult on a powered site.
Update November 2022: The cost now is:
- Powered site for 2 adults is $43 per night. For seniors it is $41 per night. Extra adults or children (4 years or older) are $9 each per night.
- Unpowered sites are $35 per night. For seniors the cost is $32 per night. Extra adults or children (4 years or older) are $8 each per night.
Our stays here were June 20-22nd 2016 and 14-16th August 2017.
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Contact details for Mossman Caravan Park:
Phone: 07 4098 2627
Website:
Address: Corner Foxton Avenue & Park Street, Mossman Qld
How to get to Mossman Caravan Park:
The Mossman Caravan Park is on the main street of Mossman at the northern end.
Follow the Captain Cook Highway in to Mossman and go through town and on to Foxton Avenue.
Turn right in to Park Street and the Mossman Pool and Mossman Caravan Park are on the corner with a big carpark entry.
7 Essentials – Tours to Experience
- Reefsleep in the Whitsundays is an amazing adventure. Spend the night on a pontoon sleeping in a swag on Hardy’s Reef in the Great Barrier Reef
- The Ocean Rafting tour from Airlie Beach is a truly fun day out. They took us to the best snorkeling places and the entire day was amazing
- For the best Full Day Island tour in Cairns we recommend the Fitzroy Island tour
- The Atlantic Clipper Full Day Sail is another fun and exciting experience in the Whitsundays. We can highly recommend doing this tour
- If you are on the East Coast, you can swim with Humpback Whales on the Sunshine Coast. The tour leaves from Mooloolaba
- Swimming with Whale Sharks at Exmouth is also extremely popular and a great day out with the team from Eco Adventures on Lattitude 22
- One of Tasmania’s best tours is the Tasman Island Cruise with Pennicott Wilderness Journeys out of Port Arthur. Three hours of cruising the highest sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere and enjoying an up close look at hundreds of seals as well as dolphins and birdlife.
![Kev checking out the stunning rainforest from the viewing platform in Mossman Gorge Stunning rainforest at Mossman Gorge](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/20160621_105023.jpg)
![Heaps of people gathered near the swimming hole Mossman Gorge is a popular swimming spot](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/20160621_105453.jpg)
What is there to see and do in Mossman?
Mossman Gorge
On arrival at Mossman Gorge you will walk through the Mossman Gorge Centre. Here you will find an Art Gallery, Gift Shop, Cafe and rest room facilities.
The Centre is also where you can book tickets on the available Shuttle Bus Service should you prefer it. The cost for the Shuttle Bus is:
- Adults: $12.30 each
- Children 5-15yo: $6.20 each
- Family pass for 2 adults and 2 children: $30
![The track through Mossman Gorge Mossman Gorge bush track](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/20160621_112600.jpg)
![Kev taking it very steady over the Rex Creek Suspension Bridge Rex Creek Suspension Bridge](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/20160621_111320.jpg)
The Mossman Gorge has some of the most amazing Rainforest walks you will see. You will also enjoy swimming in the cool waters of the Mossman River in the Gorge and cross the Rex Creek Suspension Bridge.
Crocodiles do not inhabit the waters of Mossman Gorge. The rocky river system and very cool waters of Mossman Gorge are not condusive for Salt Water Crocodiles.
You can also choose to do a tour of Mossman Gorge as part of an exciting day trip from Port Douglas that also includes visiting the Daintree and Cape Tribulation.
Take this tour in comfortable Mercedes vehicles with just a total of 11 guests which includes morning tea, a gourmet lunch, 4 scoops of delicious ice cream at the Daintree Ice Cream Company plus full on board commentary so you don’t miss a thing.
![Daitree Ice Cream Company](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/IMG_5795.jpg)
Daintree and Cape Tribulation
Drive north from Mossman for 25 minutes to reach the Daintree River Crossing to Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation.
Described by Sir David Attenborough as “the most extraordinary place on Earth” this is where the Rainforest meets the Great Barrier Reef.
Here you will find the most stunning beaches and incredible fauna and flora. You find creatures big and small, some found nowhere else in the world.
![Thornton Beach Thornton Beach - Mossman Caravan Park is about 30 minutes away to accessing Cape Tribulation](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/20160623_133534.jpg)
Don’t miss a visit to the Daintree Ice Cream Company and have lunch at Thornton’s Cafe amongst the trees overlooking the beach.
Book a tour to the Daintree Rainforest and Cape Tribulation and do the River Cruise spotting crocodiles, have lunch at Cape Tribulation, walk on the beach and take in the remarkable views from the Alexandra Range Lookout.
![Port Douglas Port Douglas](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/20170815_134114.jpg)
Port Douglas Cruise
The Great Barrier Reef is on the doorstep from Mossman and there’s some great options for visiting and enjoying some snorkelling and diving around the coral and fish at Agincourt Reef.
From Port Douglas the Great Barrier Reef Cruise looks fantastic with a big pontoon to relax on or some fantastic snorkelling to enjoy.
A hot and cold smorgasbord lunch is also provided.
Check out all the details of the Great Barrier Reef Cruise to Agincourt Reef here>
![Adele catching a barra at Hook a Barra Hook a Barra is only 16 minute drive from Mossman Caravan Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/IMG_5945.jpg)
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Hook-a-Barra
Have fun catching the prized Barramundi at the local Hook-a-Barra.
Hook-a-Barra is a salt water fish farm which breeds Barramundi to be supplied to restaurants all over the country.
We had a great time fishing the ponds with thousands of Barra and learning the art of catching these highly sought after fighters.
![The great range of Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Wine Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Winery](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/20170815_114229.jpg)
Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Winery
We visited the Shannonvale Tropical Fruit Winery and were delighted at the Tropical Fruit wines that were available.
We tasted some fabulous wines, some Fortified wines and a Port. There’s even a Chocolate Fortified wine which was great.
The winery is in Mossman at 417 Shannonvale Road.
Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures
Just 25 minutes south from Port Douglas is the award winning Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures tourist attraction.
See Salt Water Crocodiles, Cassowaries, Koalas, Wombats and so many more incredible Australian animals.
Book your ticket to Hartley’s Crocodile Adventures here.
Where to Eat out in Mossman:
The Exchange Hotel
We enjoyed a fabulous dinner at the Queensland Heritage listed Exchange Hotel in Mossman during our first stay.
First established in 1896 the Exchange Hotel in Mossman was damaged by several cyclones. In 1934 a cyclone once again casued significant damage and a new Exchange Hotel was built and opened in 1935.
We enjoyed an excellent Pub meal and our favourite drinks on tap and watched as the long sugar cane train passed by outside the window.
Beechwoods Cafe
The Beechwoods Cafe is a great spot for breakfast or lunch which excellent coffee and juices and a range of food available.
It is located at 13 Front Street in Mossman.
Other great places to stay in Far North Queensland region:
Pin – Mossman Caravan Park
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Safe travels
Kev & Adele
Indefinite Leave
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We are Adele & Kevin, an Aussie couple from Brisbane in Queensland Australia who have embraced our adventurous spirit and ventured out to explore the world around us. We had spent so much time overseas we decided it was time to see our own truly amazing country and we needed to take some time to see everything it has to offer.
Our Aim is to inspire others to travel and help design the greatest adventure they can experience.
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Photography and Socials
Our camera equipment we use for all our photos and videos are:
Samsung Note 10 Plus Phone – http://ebay.us/9vMXEH – Most of our photos are simply from our phones. The Samsung phone cameras are pretty insane. Our phones have 512gb storage in ours but the 256gb in this one is heaps. We have sourced this one which is approx $500 less than we paid for ours.
Canon 800d – https://ebay.to/2XQYnsk – the latest DSLR Canon 24mp camera, buy here to save.
Lenses
Canon 50mm lens – https://ebay.to/3nx5pyG This is the lens I use the least, ideal for still, close up shots.
Canon 24-105mm lens – https://ebay.us/br9MeO This is my all round, everyday use, zoom lens. Amazing quality, great price.
Canon 70-300mm lens – https://ebay.to/33xYeht – I use this one a lot for long range shots.
Sigma 10-20mm lens – http://ebay.us/zWvfuI – My wide angle lens for all my inside photos & video plus lots more, love this lens.
Our Go Pro 9 Hero Black – https://ebay.us/6CQOVC – is an awesome piece of equipment. I use this for all underwater, action video and some general use. Buy here brand new and great value.
Mavic Pro Platinum Drone – https://ebay.to/2ARPxTo This is an absolute ripper of a drone. The Fly More Combo will provide you with everything you will need. I use this for all my aerial footage and this price is well below other retail stores.
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Caravan Parks
Highway 1 Caravan & Tourist Park, Adelaide SA
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On our return visit to Adelaide we stayed at Highway 1 Caravan & Tourist Park.
The park has a new section in which we were able to stay and it’s excellent.
There are more than 100 camping sites at Highway 1 Caravan Park along with over 80 full self contained units and cabins.
Set on over 20 acres of lush tropical gardens and parks, it is a great place to relax and unwind.
Highway 1 Caravan Park is also just 30 minutes from the Adelaide CBD.
![New area of the Highway 1 Caravan Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/park.jpg)
Camping Facilities – Highway 1 Caravan Park
Highway 1 Caravan Park has a great Camp Kitchen as well as a Barbecue area.
The amenities block is new and very good and there’s even a bath in the shower block. Guest Laundry is provided.
Facilities also include a pool, playground, recreation room and games room so there is heaps to keep the kids entertained.
There are no unpowered site rates at Highway 1 Caravan & Tourist Park – all sites are powered.
Free Wifi is available. I had full Telstra and Vodafone coverage.
![Highway 1 Caravan Park pool](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Pool.jpg)
Is this Caravan Park Pet Friendly?
The Highway 1 Caravan Park is pet friendly which was great for us as we were travelling with our beautiful Golden Retriever MACKS at the time.
Check out their Pet Policy here>
Read more: Travelling Australia with our dog MACKS
Cost to stay at Highway 1
Cost to stay for 3 adults was $42 per night, $34 plus $8 for Matthew.
Update October 2022
Powered Sites – From $42 for 2 Adults
Watch the video for a full view of the park and more information.
Our stay was 19th April 2017
Highway 1 Caravan & Tourist Park Contact Details
Phone: 08 8250 3747
Address: 925-963 Port Wakefield Road, Bolivar, South Australia
Website:
How to get to the Highway 1 Caravan Park
From Adelaide city head south on Victoria Square towards Wakefield Street. In 1.2kms turn right onto West Terrace.
Turn right onto West Terrace in 500 metres then turn left onto Glover Avenue.
Continue on Glover Avenue for 1.6kms before turning right onto South Road/A2. In 10kms keep right to stay on M2. Then in 8kms take the exit towards National Highway A1.
Entry to Highway 1 Caravan Park is via Caravan Park Road off Port Wakefield Road/Princes Highway.
![Gated to Highway 1 Caravan Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Highway-1-Caravan-Park-gated-entry.jpg)
5 Essentials – Outside RV Accessories
- To plug your RV with standard 15amp in to standard residential 10amp power source you will need a converter. We love our waterproof Ampfibian and after over 4 years it’s still perfect.
- Most people carry a Generator for back up power. 4wd Supacentre has a good low cost and popular generator while the Yamaha 2000w is a robust yet quiet excellent performer.
- A 20m 15amp Power Lead will ensure you reach your power source in Caravan Parks and Campgrounds.
- You will want a good blue Drinking Water Hose. Your typical green garden hose is not suitable for drinking from.
- A 4 way tap handle will help you find water whenever you need it
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Things to do in Adelaide
Hahndorf
Be sure to go to Hahndorf when in Adelaide, it is a must visit!
Hahndorf is the quaint but awesome German style village just half an hour out of Adelaide.
Set in the Adelaide Hills, Hahndorf is Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement.
The strong german influence can still be seen in the restaurants, cafes, pubs, bakeries, small goods and stores selling cuckoo clocks and hand crafted leather.
A range of other stores also make Hahndorf a shopper’s and foodie’s delight!
![The Big Rocking Horse](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/24.-BigRockingHorse-1.jpg)
The Big Rocking Horse
In the Adelaide Hills, just 40 minutes from Adelaide is the Big Rocking Horse and Toy Factory.
The Big Rocking Horse stands at over 18.3 metres tall, 17 metres in length and weighs 25 tonnes.
It is the world’s largest Rocking Horse and is recorded in the Guiness Book of Records.
You can climb this super-sized rocking horse for just $2 and you will receive a Certificate of Achievement.
While at the Big Rocking Horse, wander through Australia’s largest wooden toy factory or check out the Animal Farm.
Entry to the Animal Farm is $2 and you can also purchase a $2 bag of food to feed the animals as you walk among the animals.
Phone: 08 8389 1085
Address: 452 Torrens Valley Road Gumeracha, South Australia
Website:
![Barossa Valley is just 30 minutes drive from Highway 1 Caravan Park](https://indefiniteleave.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/20170106_153341.jpg)
Visit the Barossa Valley
The Barossa Valley is just a 35 minute drive from the Highway 1 Caravan Park.
Set aside a day or two and visit the many wineries in the Barossa Valley. The Barossa is also just an hour or so’s drive from Adelaide CBD.
There are around 150 wineries in the Barossa Valley and with over 80 cellar doors you are bound to get a true taste of the one of the World’s great wine regions.
We managed to tick off a number of cellar doors in the Barossa Valley with our great travel friends Scott and Kerry.
Book a Barossa Food & Wine Experience>
Other great places to stay in the region:
Pin – Highway 1 Caravan Park
Have you stayed at the Highway 1 Caravan Park? Tell us about your Adelaide Caravan Park experience.
Safe travels
Kev & Adele
Indefinite Leave
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We are Adele & Kevin, an Aussie couple from Brisbane in Queensland Australia who have embraced our adventurous spirit and ventured out to explore the world around us. We had spent so much time overseas we decided it was time to see our own truly amazing country and we needed to take some time to see everything it has to offer.
Our Aim is to inspire others to travel and help design the greatest adventure they can experience.
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Photography and Socials
Our camera equipment we use for all our photos and videos are:
Samsung Note 10 Plus Phone – http://ebay.us/9vMXEH – Most of our photos are simply from our phones. The Samsung phone cameras are pretty insane. Our phones have 512gb storage in ours but the 256gb in this one is heaps. We have sourced this one which is approx $500 less than we paid for ours.
Samsung s21 Phone – https://ebay.us/QAdwva – this looks an insane camera within a phone. We have friends and our son who own one and it seems quite extraordinary with their camera quality. If you’re after a new phone this is what I’d be looking at.
Canon 800d – https://ebay.us/Q0UV1z – the latest DSLR Canon 24mp camera, buy here to save.
Nikon Coolpix p1000 – https://ebay.to/37cORUV – We have the Nikon P900 and this is the new model. The zoom lens is unbelievable and so awesome when travelling and you want to capture photos from a distance.
Lenses
Canon 50mm lens – https://ebay.to/3nx5pyG This is the lens I use the least, ideal for still, close up shots.
Canon 24-105mm lens – https://ebay.us/br9MeO This is my all round, everyday use, zoom lens. Amazing quality, great price.
Canon 70-300mm lens – https://ebay.to/33xYeht – I use this one a lot for long range shots.
Sigma 10-20mm lens – http://ebay.us/zWvfuI – My wide angle lens for all my inside photos & video plus lots more, love this lens.
Our Go Pro 9 Hero Black – https://ebay.us/6CQOVC – is an awesome piece of equipment. I use this for all underwater, action video and some general use. Buy here brand new and great value.
Mavic Pro Platinum Drone – https://ebay.to/2ARPxTo This is an absolute ripper of a drone. The Fly More Combo will provide you with everything you will need. I use this for all my aerial footage and this price is well below other retail stores.
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