
Lammermoor Beach
Beach Information
Beach Information
- 🏖️ Best Time to Visit: April to October for mild, dry conditions.
- 🐠 Marine Stingers: Present November–May; no stinger nets.
- 🚩 Lifeguard Patrol: Not patrolled.
- 🐕 Dog Friendly: Yes. Dogs are allowed on-leash at all times. Off-leash is permitted before 8am and after 4pm under Livingstone Shire rules. Nearby Olive Dorey Park also has a fenced off-leash dog area.
- 🛠️ Facilities: Picnic areas, parking.
- ♿ Accessibility: Limited wheelchair access.
- 🐊 Wildlife Awareness: Crocodiles possible in nearby waterways/estuaries. Be Crocwise. Deadly snakes extremely rare.
- 📍 Distance to Brisbane: Approx. 650–670 km (about 7.5–8.5 hours drive).
- 🏘️ Closest Town: Yeppoon — Distance: 4 km
- ✈️ Closest Airport: Rockhampton Airport — Distance: 49 km
- 🌦️ Typical Weather: Subtropical; warm, humid summers, mild winters.
For the latest official beach conditions and safety information, check Beachsafe.
Lammermoor Beach is the long sandy Capricorn Coast stretch just south of Yeppoon, used for walks, high-tide swims and Keppel Bay views. This Lammermoor Beach Yeppoon guide covers dog friendly Lammermoor Beach hours, Lammermoor Beach facilities at Lioness Park and Lammermoor Beach parking along Scenic Highway.
🏝️Why Visit Lammermoor Beach Yeppoon?
Lammermoor Beach is the 2.5 km sandy stretch between Cooee Bay and Statue Bay, just south of Yeppoon, with low-energy waves and Keppel Bay island views. Lammermoor Beach Yeppoon is used for long walks, high-tide swims and picnics at Lioness Park, with Lammermoor Beach facilities and Lammermoor Beach parking on the Scenic Highway and Rosslyn Bay Marina a few minutes south for Great Keppel Island boats.
👙Things to Do at Lammermoor Beach
🚶 Beach Walks — 2.5 km of firm sand from Wreck Point in the north to Statue Rocks in the south
🧺 Lioness Park Picnic — Mid-beach park
🛶 Statue Bay Paddle — Southern end launch for kayaks and SUPs. Rosslyn Bay boat ramp is about 1 km further south.
🎣 Rock and Shore Fishing — Rocks and the southern creek line are the usual spots, especially around high tide.
🌳 Lammermoor Native Gardens — 14 ha native reserve on both sides of Scenic Highway, a short walk from the foreshore.
🔭 Wreck Point Lookout — Northern headland views over Lammermoor Beach and Keppel Bay.
⛴️ Great Keppel Island — Ferries leave from Rosslyn Bay Marina, a few minutes south.
🛠️Lammermoor Beach Facilities
🚻 Toilets and Showers — Public toilets and outdoor showers at Lioness Park, not on the sand.
🍖 BBQs and Picnic Tables — Shaded tables and electric BBQs in the mid-beach park.
🚗 Lammermoor Beach parking — Free parks at Lioness Park plus smaller Scenic Highway access bays. Read signs for any time limits. |
🛝 Play and Grass — Open lawn and a small play area at the foreshore park, not on the beach itself.
♿ Access — Sealed park and path access at Lioness Park. Sand access is still a short walk. This is not an official all-abilities beach.
🐶 Dog Friendly Lammermoor Beach
✅ On-leash all day — Dogs on-leash on the sand at all other times unless a sign says otherwise.
🕘 Off-leash window — Off-leash before 8am and after 4pm daily on this foreshore, unless signed otherwise.
🌳 Olive Dorey Park — Fenced off-leash dog park on Clayton Road, Lammermoor. Agility equipment, shade and seating. This is the all-day off-leash option, not the beach.
🚫 Not a 24 hour off-leash beach — Daytime on the sand is on-leash.
🧹 Control and waste — Keep the dog under effective control and pack out waste.
🏕️ Camping Near Lammermoor Beach
🚫 No free beach camping — Overnight stays on the sand or in the car parks are not allowed.
🚐 Poinciana Tourist Park — Nearest paid park, 9 Scenic Highway, Cooee Bay. Dogs on sites only, conditions apply. Cabins are not the pet product.
🏨 Beaches on Lammermoor — Paid apartments on Scenic Highway opposite the beach. Not camping.
📅 Book peak dates — Easter, June/July school holidays and Christmas fill first.

🌤️Best Time to Visit Lammermoor Beach
🌞 April to October — Drier, milder weather and the best long-walk days.
🪼 November to May — Marine stingers are present. No stinger nets. Follow local advice.
🛟 Swim window — Best near high tide. Unpatrolled all year.
🌤️ Year-round climate — Warm humid summers and mild winters. Water stays usable most of the year.
🗺️ Lammermoor Beach Parking & Getting There
🚗 Drive — About 5 to 10 minutes south of Yeppoon CBD and about 40 to 45 minutes from Rockhampton via Yeppoon Road and Scenic Highway (State Route 4).
🅿️ Lammermoor Beach parking — Use Lioness Park first. Overflow is the smaller signed Scenic Highway access points along the beach. Do not park on the sand.
🚌 Bus — Young’s Bus Service runs Rockhampton, Yeppoon and Emu Park routes with stops on the Scenic Highway corridor.
🚙 4WD — None. Sealed road access only. Vehicles are not permitted on the sand.
⛴️ Island boats — Rosslyn Bay Marina is the ferry and boat-ramp point just south of Statue Bay.
💡 Local Tips
🌳 Start at Lioness Park — Toilets, BBQs and the shortest walk to the middle of the beach.
⏳ Time the tide — High tide for swimming. Low to mid tide for the long sand walk.
🐕 Use the clock — On-leash through the middle of the day. Off-leash only before 8am and after 4pm.
🏝️ Do Keppel from here — Park at Lammermoor, then drive a few minutes to Rosslyn Bay for the island ferry.
🚫 Do not treat this as Yeppoon Main Beach — No flags, no lagoon, no surf club.
📍Nearby Attractions
🌴 Rosslyn Bay Marina — 2 to 3 km south. Keppel ferry, boat ramp and marina dining.
🏝️ Great Keppel Island — White-sand island day trip from Rosslyn Bay. Use the island page for the full trip.
🌳 Olive Dorey Park — Fenced off-leash dog park on Clayton Road.
🔭 Wreck Point Lookout — Cooee Bay headland at the northern end of this stretch.
🛝 Yeppoon Lagoon — Free foreshore lagoon about 4 km north. The family swim if this beach is the wrong tide.
🧒 Keppel Kraken — Water play on the Yeppoon Foreshore, not on Lammermoor sand.
🥾 Capricorn Coast National Park — Double Head and Bluff Point tracks south of Rosslyn Bay and Kemp Beach.
📅 Events & Markets Nearby
🛍️ Yeppoon Community Markets — Saturday produce, baking and handmade stalls in town.
🎨 Fig Tree Creek Markets — Monthly Sunday artisan market in Yeppoon.
🍉 Emu Park Lions Markets — Third Sunday each month.
🎶 Yeppoon Foreshore events — Seasonal concerts and community days on the main foreshore, not on this beach.
For a full list of what’s on in the region, visit the
👉 Rockhampton & Capricorn Coast Attractions | Best Things to Do Near Rockhampton & Capricorn Coast Beaches
🏕️Accommodation Near Lammermoor Beach Yeppoon
🏨 Scenic Highway apartments — Paid beachfront stays opposite Lammermoor Beach, including Beaches on Lammermoor.
⛺ Poinciana Tourist Park — Cooee Bay park with powered and unpowered sites. Dogs on sites only.
🏡 Yeppoon and Emu Park stays — Hotels, houses and extra holiday parks a short drive north or south.
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🍴 Places to Eat & Drink
Lammermoor Beach offers a relaxed coastal dining vibe with nearby cafés, surf-club meals, and restaurants located along the scenic drive between Yeppoon and Rosslyn Bay. Enjoy a coffee after a beach walk, fresh seafood for lunch, or sunset drinks with ocean views — then share your favourite food and drink experiences below!
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🧭Plan Your Trip to Lammermoor Beach Yeppoon
Calm, scenic, and close to great facilities, Lammermoor Beach is a quintessential Capricorn Coast experience. Spend the morning walking the shoreline, stop for a picnic under the palms, then head to Rosslyn Bay for a ferry to Great Keppel Island. Whether you’re chasing a quiet beach day or a base for island adventures, Lammermoor delivers easy coastal living with unforgettable Keppel Bay views.



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💙 Explore More Beaches Nearby
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Last updated: June 2026
Lammermoor Beach FAQs
Is Lammermoor Beach patrolled?
No. Lammermoor Beach is unpatrolled.
Is Lammermoor Beach dog friendly?
Yes. Dogs are allowed on-leash at all times. Off-leash is permitted before 8am and after 4pm under Livingstone Shire rules. Nearby Olive Dorey Park also has a fenced off-leash dog area.
Is there 4WD access at Lammermoor Beach?
No. Access is by sealed roads only. Vehicles are not permitted on the sand.
Are there stinger nets at Lammermoor Beach?
No. There are no stinger nets. Marine stingers are present November–May.
