Teewah Beach Camping Area Zone 7

Teewah Beach camping area Zone 7, located in the Cooloola Recreation Area within the Great Sandy National Park on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Australia, is a haven for nature enthusiasts and campers seeking a serene beachfront experience.

Additional rules

1) Open fires: Prohibited.
2) Generators: Only low decibel generators up to 2.0Kva are permitted between 7am and 9pm. Consider neighbours especially at night. Please turn generators off at 9pm.

Things to know

The camping area spans 14 kilometers along the eastern beach of Cooloola and can be accessed via the Cooloola beach drive. Access to this camping zone is limited to high-clearance 4WD vehicles. All drivers must be licensed and adhere to Queensland road rules, even on the beach. A vehicle access permit is mandatory and must be displayed on your windscreen. Zone 7 offers open camp sites, allowing campers to set up tents, caravans, camper trailers, or camp beside their cars. Facilities include bulk rubbish bins and portable toilets, which must have sealed waste holding tanks. Generators are allowed within specific timeframes and under certain conditions. Prepare for your adventure by bringing fuel or gas cooking appliances, portable toilets, drinking water, a fuel or gas stove, rubbish bags, a first-aid kit, insect repellent, sunscreen, and sand pegs. Freshwater day-use area provides untreated fresh water, while mobile phone coverage is unavailable, allowing you to truly disconnect from the digital world.

Neighborhood

1) Scenic Surroundings: Campers have the privilege of sleeping behind the dunes, surrounded by she-oaks, banksias, pandanus palms, and colorful sand cliffs. The natural beauty of the area creates a picturesque backdrop for your camping adventure.
2) Beach Activities: Spend your days fishing for bream and flathead, walking along the shore at low tide, and observing shorebirds resting on the beach. Keep an eye on the sky, as birds of prey often soar overhead.
3) Whale Watching: If you visit during the winter months, you can witness the awe-inspiring sight of humpback whales migrating along the coastline. It's a truly memorable experience.
4) 4WD Adventures: Explore the area further by embarking on a 4WD adventure. You can visit the striking colored sands of Rainbow Beach or enjoy the thrill of the nearby Freshwater Road or Kings Bore circuit.
5) Cultural and Historic Sites: The region also offers opportunities to explore cultural and historic sites, adding depth to your camping experience.