Double Island Point
May 17, 2016
Interactive Campground Map
June 3, 2016
Noosa, is a truly unique cosmopolitan town set amongst national parks.
It has something to offer everyone, from the boutique shops, alfresco dining and the hustle and bustle of Hastings Street, to stunning beaches, bush walks, amazing point breaks and it doesn’t stop there.
Down by the river are kid friendly parks and BBQ’s with easy access to the waterways for Stand Up Paddle boarders, kayaks, fishing and boating.
A short drive out to Tewantin and you can find the ferry crossing to access Noosa’s North Shore, where you can escape up 40km of sandy beaches all the way up to Double Island point, Rainbow Beach and the biggest sand island in the world – Fraser Island.
Head inland and the surrounding hinterlands provide a delight of places to explore, with no shortage of camping spots to enjoy the serenity, kick back and unwind.
Northern Loop
Boreen Point – Kin Kin – Cooran (~135Km)
HIGHLIGHTS
• Boreen Point
• Lake Cootharaba
• Bird watching
• Scenic hinterland backdrops
• Farm visits
• Country hospitality
• Spa and wellness retreat
• Art galleries and heritage pubs
Prepare for a paddock to plate experience, aquatic adventure, creative communities and historic sites as you travel through Noosa hinterland villages, surrounded by lakes, mountain peaks, farms and trails. The gateway to Noosa Everglades and Great Sandy National Park – two areas of stunning natural beauty – offers outdoor adventures including kayaking, sailing, fishing and boating. Follow the Noosa Trail Network and spot native birds and kangaroos. Pack a picnic, purchase locally made products or enjoy country hospitality. You could even learn to make cheese, hand-spin alpaca fleece or escape to a health retreat.
Central Loop
Pomona – Cooroy – Lake Macdonald (~125Km)
HIGHLIGHTS
• Mountain climbing and abseiling
• Lookouts
• Silent theatre
• Historic sites
• Scenic hinterland backdrops
• Second-hand treasures
• Sunset at Mt Tinbeerwah
• Scenic gardens
Discover the ever-changing landscape of rolling hills, farmland and rain forest that surround the Noosa hinterland’s historic towns of Pomona and Cooroy. Lookouts on top of Mt Tinbeerwah and Mt Cooroora provide panoramic views from country to coast, while unique experiences such as silent movies, indigenous displays and even a ghostly encounter at Mill Point awaits! Refuel at welcoming cafes and hotels, talk to friendly locals and discover the region’s art, food and heritage. Wind down with a peaceful stroll through lakeside Noosa Botanic Gardens before heading back to town.
Southern Loop
Doonan – Eumundi – Cooroy – Tinbeerwah (~110Km)
HIGHLIGHTS
• Great shopping
• Art galleries
• Historic sites
• Scenic hinterland backdrops
• Lake Macdonald and amphitheatre
• Noosa Botanic Gardens
• Bird watching
• Sunset at Mt Tinbeerwah
Experience the stunning scenery that inspires the Noosa hinterland’s artisans – talk to them about their unique works at vibrant markets, art galleries, popup studios and boutique shops. From the creative hub of Eumundi to the historic heart of the hinterland in Cooroy, see heritage buildings, enjoy self-guided historic walks, indulge in an authentic luxury spa experience and play a round of golf. Surround yourself with nature and wildlife at the lakeside Noosa Botanic Gardens and finish your Noosa Country Drive with sensational 360 degree views and a picturesque sunset atop a mountain lookout at Mt Tinbeerwah.
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