The Dicky Beach family holiday park is situated at Caloundra approximately 1 and a half hours north of Brisbane.
The area is not Noosa or Maroochydore or some of the other better known Sunshine Coast spots. I actually think its better.
The park website can be found at;
http://www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au/holiday_parks/dicky_beach_family_holiday_park/
We went with a mate who had just purchased a 2004 Jayco Freedom and was super keen to give it a run.
The park is basically divided into a couple of areas. At the front are your standard slab sites in rows that have a direct outlook onto the beach. Whilst at the rear or side of the park are the "Tent" sites that we chose. There are pros and cons to both.
The front site have a beach outlook and slabs. However with this come very little security and a 4ft fence with ready access to the park.
The rear sites are further away but larger with good fencing and new amenity blocks with the largest showers I have ever seen.
But onto the pictures
Setup Sites 47 & 48
The park access from the beach I described
But the view from the Park is amazing
The park is situated across the road from a small group of shops that includes a gourmet butcher, a BWS, Fish & Chip shop, Chemist, Newsagency and a small but well equipped Super IGA.
It is apparent that the local beachfront parks have had some work done on the and the area looks great.
There is a fenced skatepark adjacent to the beach as well.
The area is not Noosa or Maroochydore or some of the other better known Sunshine Coast spots. I actually think its better.
The park website can be found at;
http://www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au/holiday_parks/dicky_beach_family_holiday_park/
We went with a mate who had just purchased a 2004 Jayco Freedom and was super keen to give it a run.
The park is basically divided into a couple of areas. At the front are your standard slab sites in rows that have a direct outlook onto the beach. Whilst at the rear or side of the park are the "Tent" sites that we chose. There are pros and cons to both.
The front site have a beach outlook and slabs. However with this come very little security and a 4ft fence with ready access to the park.
The rear sites are further away but larger with good fencing and new amenity blocks with the largest showers I have ever seen.
But onto the pictures
Setup Sites 47 & 48
The park access from the beach I described
But the view from the Park is amazing
The park is situated across the road from a small group of shops that includes a gourmet butcher, a BWS, Fish & Chip shop, Chemist, Newsagency and a small but well equipped Super IGA.
It is apparent that the local beachfront parks have had some work done on the and the area looks great.
There is a fenced skatepark adjacent to the beach as well.
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