If you are looking for a tranquil spot in the Whitsundays to kick back and relax, do some beach combing, snorkeling, fishing or simply enjoy the bush setting, then Hydeaway Bay Caravan Park is for you!
Hydeaway Bay Caravan and Camping Park is a well maintained, unspoilt, privately owned park located in quiet and selcluded Hydeaway Bay. Hydeaway Bay is situated at the top end of the Whitsundays, accessable by road 45minutes north of Airlie Beach.
We have a selection of powered sites (with and with-out slabs) and unpowered sites for caravans, camper trailers and tents.
We have a selection of powered sites (with and with-out slabs) and unpowered sites for caravans, camper trailers and tents.
We also welcome well behaved pets.
Powered concrete slab or grass site. Suitable for caravan, motorhome, campervan and tent.
Unpowered grass site. Suitable for tents and vans. Features one car space onsite.
We have a kiosk, a recreational room and a book exchange. There is a coin operated laundry. The BBQ camp kitchen area has a timber fired BBQ, a shared fire pit and a camp oven pit.
There are other actvities including beach walking, searching for shells at low tide and viewing exposed coral, some bring canoes and sailing boats. Restrained well behaved pets are welcome. So bring your van, tent, boat, etc and discover the joys of simple beach pleasures and a laid-back lifestyle for a couple of days, weeks or months.
Hydeaway Caravan and Camping Park is located approximately 45 minutes drive north of Airlie Beach in the Whitsunday Region, Queensland. If you like to seek out hidden gems on your travels, Hydeaway Bay should be on your list when visiting North Queensland.
We have a selection of powered and unpowered sites for caravans, camper trailers and tents. All sites are situated close to the amenities block. Chemical-free dump point, BBQ camp kitchen, and coin laundry available.
Relax and meet other guests at the shared fire pit and camp oven pit.
Hydeaway Bay Caravan Park is in a peaceful bush setting 5 minutes walk from the beach (and no roads to cross over). Wildlife comes to the park. Wallabies, Kangaroos, Potaroos wander through, along with the lorikeets and bird life that can be experienced up close.
Neil & Kathy Sempf