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New Coochin Creek Eco Tourist Park for the Sunshine Coast

Cost See Camps App
Location Coochin Creek, Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Pet Friendly To be decided closer to opening
Campfires See Camps App
Facilities Pool water park, tennis court, mini golf, pickleball courts, jumping pillow, swim-up bar, camping and cabin accommodation (planned)
Vehicle Access See Camps App
In Camps App Will be added upon opening


Natural bushland site at Coochin Creek on the Sunshine Coast, owned by Comiskey Group
site at Coochin Ck – images supplied by the Comiskey Group

Exciting news for campers! Approval has officially been granted for a brand-new Eco Tourist Park at Coochin Creek on the beautiful Sunshine Coast. The upcoming Coochin Creek Holiday Resort is set to welcome up to 600 guests across 150 sites, creating a mix of traditional camping and comfortable cabin stays — giving travellers even more to look forward to.

Set across 43 hectares at the end of Roys Road, the resort promises a relaxed coastal atmosphere with a focus on families.  

The proposed pool water park is sure to become the heart of the resort for families with kids giving hours of entertainment. Add in a tennis court, mini golf, pickleball courts and a jumping pillow, and it’s easy to imagine this becoming a go-to holiday destination for multi-generational family getaways. We’ve heard there’s also a swim-up bar for the grown-ups.

A decision is yet to be made on whether the park will be pet friendly and that decision will be made closer to the time.  Fingers crossed!

Site map concept showing layout of Coochin Creek eco tourist park development
Artists impression of planned site – Image The Comiskey Group

With a generous capacity and plenty of open space, the park has the potential to cater for everything from weekend camping trips to school holiday adventures at this nature-based escape close to the coast.

If construction progresses as planned over the next two years, this new addition could become a significant drawcard for the Sunshine Coast region — offering a blend of eco-conscious design, family fun and classic Aussie holiday park charm.


Architectural rendering of Coochin Creek tourist park entrance by KP Architects
Early concept of the front entrance, designed by KP Architects

The site was previously used as a strawberry farm.  It will be extensively revegetated, bringing trees, shrubs and native plants to the landscape.

Aerial view of proposed Coochin Creek tourist park site on the Sunshine Coast
The site previously a Strawberry farm – Image courtesy North Coast Environmental Services

We’ll be keeping tabs on this one and look forward to its opening.  You’ll find new camps, caravan parks, points of interest and more in our CAMPS AUSTRALIA WIDE App and guides. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

When will Coochin Creek Holiday Resort open?

If construction progresses as planned, the resort is expected to open within the next two years. Check the Camps App for current details on the opening date.

How many campsites will be available at Coochin Creek?

The resort will feature 150 sites with capacity for up to 600 guests, offering a mix of traditional camping and cabin accommodation.

Can I bring my dog to Coochin Creek Eco Tourist Park?

A decision on whether the park will be pet friendly hasn’t been made yet and will be determined closer to the opening date.

What facilities will the resort offer for families?

The resort will feature a pool water park, tennis court, mini golf, pickleball courts, jumping pillow, and a swim-up bar for adults, making it ideal for multi-generational family holidays.

Where exactly is Coochin Creek Holiday Resort located?

The 43-hectare resort is located at the end of Roys Road at Coochin Creek on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast.

Is this an eco-friendly development?

Yes, the site will be extensively revegetated with trees, shrubs and native plants. The previous strawberry farm site is being transformed into an eco-conscious tourist park with nature-based design.

What types of accommodation will be available?

The resort will offer both traditional camping sites and comfortable cabin stays to suit different traveller preferences.

Will there be activities for children?

Yes, the resort will have plenty of family-friendly activities including a pool water park, mini golf, jumping pillow, and sporting facilities like tennis and pickleball courts.

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