Moore Park: Where Endless Beaches, Wild Nature and Laid‑Back Coastal Living Meet

Moore Park is the kind of place travellers whisper about—the hidden, unhurried beachside escape just 21 kilometres north of Bundaberg, where the road narrows, the sugarcane thickens, and the world seems to slow down. As you drive through fields of cane and macadamia orchards, the landscape opens to more than 20 kilometres of uninterrupted golden sand. The beach curves gently along the Coral Coast, framed by casuarina, pandanus and tea trees that sway in the ocean breeze. It feels untouched, authentic and wonderfully peaceful.

This is a destination for travellers who crave space, nature and simplicity. Moore Park offers a rare blend of coastal wilderness and relaxed community charm—where mornings begin with soft surf rolling onto the shore and evenings end with fiery sunsets over the dunes.

Why Visit Moore Park

Moore Park is a sanctuary for those who love the outdoors. Its long, open beach invites slow walks, refreshing swims and hours of beachcombing. The atmosphere is calm and uncrowded, even during peak holiday periods, making it ideal for families, couples and anyone seeking a restorative coastal break.

Nature lovers will find themselves in paradise. The region’s dry rainforest pockets and nature reserves are home to kangaroos, wallabies, emus, echidnas and an extraordinary variety of birdlife. Keep your eyes peeled for the rare Coxan’s Fig Parrot—originally found only in this area.

During summer nights, the beach becomes a stage for one of nature’s most moving spectacles: nesting loggerhead and green sea turtles. Eight weeks later, tiny hatchlings emerge and make their brave dash to the ocean.

Things to Do

Beach Walks & Swimming
With more than 20 kilometres of pristine coastline, you’ll never run out of beach to explore. The gentle surf makes it perfect for swimming and paddling.

Four‑Wheel Driving
Adventurers can head to the northern stretch of beach—10 kilometres of firm sand ideal for 4WD exploration all the way to the picturesque mouth of the Kolan River.

Fishing
Cast a line from the beach, the river mouth or nearby creeks. The region is known for whiting, bream and flathead.

Wildlife Watching
Spot kangaroos at dusk, emus wandering the dunes, or vibrant birdlife in the surrounding reserves. Turtle season (November to March) is a must‑experience.

Local Events
Moore Park hosts surf carnivals and triathlons, adding bursts of energy to its otherwise tranquil rhythm.

Where to Stay

Accommodation in Moore Park is intentionally low‑key, preserving the area’s natural charm. Options include:

• Absolute beachfront camping with uninterrupted ocean views
• Cabins and motel rooms for comfortable, fuss‑free stays
• Charming themed bush huts tucked among the trees
• Stylish beachfront apartments with only a wildlife reserve between you and the sand

This is a place where you fall asleep to the sound of waves and wake to birdsong.

Where to Eat & Local Facilities

Moore Park keeps things simple but convenient. You’ll find:

• A friendly kiosk and café
• A general store for essentials
• A petrol station
• A welcoming bowls club

Everything you need for a relaxed coastal holiday is right at your fingertips.

How to Get There

Moore Park is an easy 20–25 minute drive north of Bundaberg. Follow the scenic road through cane fields and macadamia orchards until the landscape opens to the coast. The journey is smooth, well‑signed and suitable for all vehicles.

Best Time to Visit

Moore Park is a year‑round destination:

• Summer brings warm water, long beach days and turtle nesting.
• Autumn and spring offer ideal temperatures for outdoor adventures.
• Winter is mild and peaceful—perfect for long walks and wildlife spotting.

A Coastal Escape That Feels a World Away

Moore Park is the kind of place you visit once and immediately start planning your return. With its endless beaches, abundant wildlife and unspoiled natural beauty, it offers a rare sense of freedom and tranquillity. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation or a deeper connection with nature, Moore Park invites you to slow down, breathe deeply and rediscover the simple joy of being by the sea.