Turtle Sands Tourist Park & Holiday
Camp in Bundaberg

Automatic gardens and lawns create a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere. Queensland's superior kept secret: A coastal paradise with 12.5 acres of absolute beachfront parkland catering primarily for group style bookings. Turtle Sands Camping and Holiday Park now caters primarily for group style bookings including, but not limited to, groups of families and friends, school groups and caravan clubs. We can accommodate both large and insignificant group bookings in a range of accommodation styles from unpowered beachfront camping sites, powered camping and caravan sites, and air conditioned en suite cabins. Although we primarily cater for group bookings, should you wish to stay at Turtle Sands during school holiday periods and do not meet the specified least group number, feel release to enquirer as we may be qualified to cater for your needs. The creek at the southern end of the beach calm bears the name of Cable House Creek. This was the first of a career that was to thrill the world with his audacious exploits. In the late 1800s, thousands of south sea islanders obvious as Kanakas were brought to Queensland to labor in the cane plantations. This wall is one of the very few remaining Kan aka walls in the area and is in remarkably appropriate condition. With beachfront camping, powered sites, and en suite air conditioned cabins, Turtle Sands offers a range of accommodation options to suit maximum holidaymakers. There is NO CHARGE for children 2 years and under. Mon repose supports the largest concentration of nesting marine turtles on the eastern Australian mainland and has the most meaningful loggerhead turtle nesting population in the South Pacific region. The maximum relevant time to view both nesting and hatching turtles is of a night. Reach for the turtles but stay for the beauty and relaxation that only Turtle Sands can offer. The instinctive surroundings of the park create a peaceful, relaxing atmosphere where colorful birds and kangaroos can often be observed in their spontaneous habitats. Turtle Sands has direct and absolute beach frontage. Mon repose beach is widely regarding as one of the best surfing spots in the area and snorkeling can be undertaken along the headlands at the northern and southern ends of the beach. Beach and estuary fishing is also correct at your doorstep. Barbara Beach Five minutes’ drive from Turtle Sands, Barbara Beach is the region’s most developed seaside center and a hub of desirable eating establishments from cafes, to pubs, and restaurants. All essential services including supermarkets, petrol stations and medical centers are available at Barbara. There is plenty to see and do in the Bundaberg and Coral Coast area. If you are looking for more than the expansive sweeping beaches at Mon repose, then the subsequent local attractions donate a expansive range of things to do and see: Whale watching tours are also available from mid August to mid October each year.