Dicky Beach Family Holiday Park - Caloundra QLD
Dicky Beach Family Holiday Park is located right on the beachfront at Caloundra at Lot 1 Beerburrum Street, Dicky Beach. Caloundra is situated at the southern end of Queensland's Sunshine Coast, only 1 hour north of Brisbane Airport. Caloundra is the perfect base for a diverse holiday experience; right on the doorstep of all Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast has to offer.
Our park caters for campers and caravanners, as well as offering onsite accommodation for those who enjoy a few more creature comforts. There are also a range of onsite facilities including a swimming pool, tennis court, camp kitchen, BBQ's, children's playground, table tennis and modern amenities.
Combine all of this with a relaxed family atmosphere and you'll agree that Dicky Beach Family Holiday Park is a great place for you to spend your next Queensland holiday!
We also offer FREE WIRELESS INTERNET for park guests with their own laptop.
Bookings can be made by telephoning the park and please tell the park that you have seen their photos on Caravan Park Photos. Photos on this page were supplied by the Caravan Park in August 2008 and our roving reporter Sherallee Schubert in June 2013.
REGION: > QLD > South Eastern > Sunshine Coast > Caloundra
Contact and Location
Dicky Beach Family Holiday Park
4 Beerburrum St - N
Caloundra QLD 4551
P: 07 5491 3342
F: 07 5499 7475
W: http://www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au
GPS:-26.783269,153.13726
GPS:S26 46 59,E153 08 14
GPS:S26 46.9961,E153 08.2356
4 Beerburrum St - N
Caloundra QLD 4551
P: 07 5491 3342
F: 07 5499 7475
W: http://www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au
GPS:-26.783269,153.13726
GPS:S26 46 59,E153 08 14
GPS:S26 46.9961,E153 08.2356
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Sherallee Schubert
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Gold Coast QLD
Sun June 16, 2013 at 7:42 PM
We had a look at this park but havent stayed here as yet. The park is nice and open and right by the beach with easy access. The roads are mostly sealed in the park and there are few trees to offer much shade. There apears to be some concrete anex pads but most seem to be grassy sites. The ship the SS Dicky is wrecked on the beach and is easy to get to. The beach is lovely to walk on and there is always cargo ships ancored out at sea waiting to dock at the port of Brisbane. The park is next to a well treed area and not close to any noisy main roads. There are many other beaches near by and shops to explore.
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