Moore Park Beach Bundaberg is a 20 km golden stretch 20 minutes north of town with seasonal Moore Park SLSC flags, dog friendly Moore Park Beach rules, legal Moore Park Beach 4WD at two signed ramps, and Moore Park Beach turtles nesting from November to March.

🏖️ Why Visit Moore Park Beach

Moore Park Beach Bundaberg is about 20 km of golden sand 20 minutes north of town, with seasonal flags at the township end, two legal drive ramps, and nesting from November to March.

🌅Things to Do at Moore Park Beach

🏊 Patrolled swim — Seasonal SLSC flags at the township end only
🎣 Fishing — Whiting, bream and flathead on the open beach
🚶 Beach walks — Hard sand at low tide along the full stretch
🚙 Beach driving — Signed ramps at Royal Palms and Lassig Street only
🐕 Dogs — On-leash on the sand, Lions Park for off-leash
🐢 Turtle season — Wild nesting November to March, stay off the dunes

🐕 Dog Friendly Moore Park Beach

🐕 On-leash sand — dog friendly Moore Park Beach means on-leash unless a sign says otherwise
🏞️ Lions Park — Fenced small-dog and all-dog yards on Park Drive
📍 Turtle season — Dogs only north of Palm View Drive, keep off dunes and nests
🏕️ Holiday Park — Vaccinated pets welcome, proof required at check-in

Moore Park Beach 4WD Access

🚙 Two ramps only — Moore Park Beach 4WD is legal at Royal Palms and Lassig Street
⬆️ Royal Palms — North of Sylvan Drive, travel north toward the Kolan River only
⬇️ Lassig Street — South travel only, not a through-drive
🌙 Night ban — Dusk to dawn 1 November to 31 March, daytime stays open
⚠️ Hard sand only — High-clearance 4WD, no dunes, no AWD as a plan

🐢 Moore Park Beach Turtles

🐢 Season — Moore Park Beach turtles nest November to March, mainly loggerheads
🌙 Night rules — No bright lights, no flash, no vehicles dusk to dawn
🚫 Dunes — Do not walk, dig or drive on the foredune
🎟️ No tour here — Book Mon Repos for the ticketed night encounter

🏄 Surfing at Moore Park Beach

🏄 Small beach break — Usually 0.5 to 1 m over shifting sand
🌊 Best — East to southeast swell, mid to high tide
🎯 Who it suits — Beginners, longboards and casual sessions
⚠️ Not a destination break — Uncrowded and often small or close-out
🚩 Stay out of the flags — Township patrol zone is for swimmers

Facilities & Accessibility

🚻 Toilets and showers — Foreshore amenities near the surf club
🍖 BBQs and shade — Picnic shelters behind the main bathing area
🛝 Playgrounds — Foreshore play gear plus the Community Hub precinct
🅿️ Parking — Free parks at the surf club, Holiday Park and foreshore
♿ Access — Sealed paths at the township end, soft sand on the long drive stretches
🛹 Skate park — Next to the Holiday Park and parklands

🌤️ Best Time to Visit Moore Park Beach

☀️ September to April — Warm water and the main swim season
🚩 Patrols — Weekends, public holidays and school holidays at the township end
🐢 November to March — Nesting and hatchlings, night driving banned
🪼 Stingers — Low risk in summer, check local alerts
🌡️ Year-round — Mild winters, quiet beach days outside school holidays

🗺️ Getting There

🚗 Driving — Moore Park Beach Bundaberg is 20 minutes north of Bundaberg CBD via Moore Park Road. Use Park Drive for the surf club and Holiday Park 🚙 Beach ramps — Royal Palms north of Sylvan Drive for north travel only. Lassig Street for south travel only
🚌 Bus — Limited weekday buses from Bundaberg. Check the current Stewart & Sons timetable
🅿️ Parking — Free parks at the surf club, Holiday Park and foreshore. Read signs

💡 Info correct at time of writing — check Bundaberg Regional Council for latest travel and transport details.

💡 Local Tips

🐕 Dogs — dog friendly Moore Park Beach is on-leash on the sand. Off-leash is Lions Park on Park Drive
🚙 Beach driving — Moore Park Beach 4WD is the two signed ramps only. Hard sand. No dunes. No night driving 1 November to 31 March
🐢 Nesting — Moore Park Beach turtles nest November to March. No lights, no flash, stay off the dunes
🎣 Fishing — Whiting and bream on the open sand, better toward the northern end
🚩 Flags — Seasonal patrols at the township end only. Swim between the flags when they are up
📏 Length — About 20 km of sand. Do not use the old 17 km figure

🧭 Nearby Attractions

🐢 Mon Repos Turtle Centre: World-class turtle conservation experience.
🏖️ Bargara Beach: A lively café and swimming hub 30 minutes south.
🌴 Elliott Heads: Stunning turquoise estuary for swimming and kite surfing.
🍷 Bundaberg Rum Distillery: Iconic local attraction for history and tastings.

📆 Events & Markets Nearby

🛍️ Moore Park Beach Arts Festival (annual): A popular community event featuring markets, local artists, food stalls, workshops, and live entertainment. 🎶 Oceanfest Bundaberg (August): A large marine-focused celebration with food stalls, live music, market vendors, and family activities.
🍤 Taste Bundaberg Festival (seasonal): A culinary festival offering food markets, pop-up restaurants, cooking demonstrations, and produce experiences. 🐢 Milbi Festival (October/November): Cultural events, art markets, performances, and turtle-themed activities held across the region.
🛍️ Bargara Beach Arts & Crafts Market (monthly): Artisan stalls, coastal crafts, handmade gifts, and gourmet foods by the sea.

For a full list of what’s on in the area, visit the
👉 Bundaberg Attractions | Best Things to Do Near Bundaberg Beaches

Accommodation Near Moore Park Beach

• 🏕️ Moore Park Beach Holiday Park – beachfront camping and cabins.
• 🏠 Self-contained cottages and holiday homes near the foreshore.
• 🏨 Resorts and motels in nearby Bundaberg.

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🍴 Places to Eat & Drink

Moore Park Beach has a small selection of cafés, a bakery, and a local tavern serving classic meals and ocean-view drinks. For more dining options, Bundaberg offers waterfront restaurants, seafood eateries, and local breweries. Many visitors pack a picnic or cook on the public BBQs overlooking the sand.

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🧭 Plan Your Trip to Moore Park Beach

Moore Park Beach offers the perfect balance between nature and convenience — long, quiet sands, friendly locals, and wildlife experiences within easy reach of Bundaberg. Whether you’re watching turtles hatch, walking barefoot at sunrise, or enjoying a weekend away with family, Moore Park Beach is a laid-back coastal treasure on Queensland’s Coral Coast.

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💙 Explore More Beaches Nearby

Explore more of Bundaberg’s Coral Coast:
Mon Repos Beach ➜ | Bargara Beach ➜ | Kellys Beach ➜ | Elliott Heads ➜

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