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Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park

1544 Gold Coast Highway Palm Beach, Queensland 4221

Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park is located on the waterfront of the Tallebudgera Estuary, an ideal holiday spot for families who love the water. There’s a netted swimming area in the creek plus a patrolled surf beach 300 metres from the park. This family park has it all with three swimming pools which are heated seasonally, a tennis court, well-stocked kiosk, camp kitchens, barbeques, a playground and recreation room. Park accommodation includes a wide variety of two and three bedroom cabins that sleep from four to nine guests. Cabins on the waterfront have picturesque views, and for the budget conscious, the lodging rooms are ideal with shared facilities. The wide range of sites is suitable for caravans, camper trailers, camper vans and tents. Options include waterfront, ensuite, powered and unpowered. A boat ramp adjacent to the park provides easy boating and fishing access. Scenic Burleigh Heads National Park is within a short stroll for bush walks and spectacular views. The drive to theme parks and Surfers Paradise is a comfortable 30 minutes from the park and easy access to public transport gets you to nearby golf courses, restaurants, and services clubs.

• Camp Kitchen
• Children's Pool
• Communal Kitchen
• Communal Lounge
• Communal Refrigerator
• Communal Shower
• Drive through sites available
• Family Friendly
• Outdoor Furniture
• Parents Room
• Public Telephone
• Swimming Pool
• Tennis Court

Accessibility

• Welcomes and assists people who have challenges with learning, communication, understanding and behaviour. (includes people with autism, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, acquired brain injury (ABI), dyslexia and dementia)
• Caters for people who are blind or have vision loss.
• Caters for people who are deaf or have hearing loss.
• Caters for people with sufficient mobility to climb a few steps but who would benefit from fixtures to aid balance. (This includes people using walking frames and mobility aids)
• Caters for people who use a wheelchair.
• Caters for people with allergies and intolerances.
• An access and inclusion statement is available (make this available on your website).

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Destination Gold Coast acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we are situated, the Kombumerri families of the Yugambeh Language Region.    We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise their continuing connections to the lands, waters and their extended communities throughout Southeast Queensland. 

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• All languages ( 1,441 )
• English ( 1,435 )
• German ( 3 )
• French ( 1 )

" The adult pool is a lovely area to relax and meet other couples plus there is sun lounges. "

" Dreadful customer service. "

" I was travelling with a friend and we don’t have children at home so it was good to discover both a family friendly pool and adults pool. "

" Park is very crowded every weekend. "

" We were warned the No power sites were close to the main GC road and traffic noise - so be prepared but we found it ok and tuned it out "

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Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park

View prices for your travel dates

• Excellent 773
• Very Good 399
• Average 154
• Terrible 49
• All languages ( 1,441 )
• English ( 1,435 )
• German ( 3 )
• French ( 1 )

" The adult pool is a lovely area to relax and meet other couples plus there is sun lounges. "

" Dreadful customer service. "

" I was travelling with a friend and we don’t have children at home so it was good to discover both a family friendly pool and adults pool. "

" Park is very crowded every weekend. "

" We were warned the No power sites were close to the main GC road and traffic noise - so be prepared but we found it ok and tuned it out "

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Tallebudgera Creek Park

This premium foreshore park* has an array of great features that make it the perfect location for a get together with loved ones. There is a small kids' playground, picnic shelter, barbecue and tables. Amenities include change rooms, toilets, drinking fountain and both inside and outside showers.

Relax with a picnic on the grassed area, or have a cool dip, kayak or paddle in the waters of Tallebudgera Creek .

Take a stroll along the footpath and boardwalk towards the Seawall and Tallebudgera Beach. There are several benches on the way to stop and appreciate the breathtaking scenery.

Entrance to the carpark is via Gold Coast Highway. There are plenty of non-metered parking bays beside the park. It pays to get in early as these spaces fill quickly on weekends and public holidays. The carpark is shared with the Gold Coast Recreation Precinct and Custard Café.

Accessibility

The park features a Disability Discrimination Act compliant accessible toilet design specifically for those with disabilities and special needs. Park facilities are accessed via the connecting pathways through the parklands.

For more information on parks with accessible features visit our Accessible parks page.

Dog exercise area

Dogs must be walked on a leash at this park and are prohibited on the foreshore area and the playground. There is a dog off leash area close by, at the northern end of Tallebudgera Beach.

*Temporary change to park area

From August 2023 to early 2024, the City of Gold Coast will undertake work to upgrade the Tallebudgera Creek Park.

There will be some short-term impacts during construction. The park, playground, picnic facilities and some car parking will be closed during the works.

For more information visit the Tallebudgera Creek Park Upgrade  project page.

City of Gold Coast has numerous parks nearby that you can enjoy during these works. 

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Tallebudgera Creek Park, Gold Coast Highway (south-eastern side of bridge over Tallebudgera Creek), Palm Beach 4221   View map and directions on Google

Tallebudgera Creek Park, Gold Coast Highway (south-eastern side of bridge over Tallebudgera Creek) , Palm Beach 4221

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Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park

View prices for your travel dates

• Excellent 773
• Very Good 399
• Average 154
• Terrible 49
• All languages ( 1,441 )
• English ( 1,435 )
• German ( 3 )
• French ( 1 )

" The adult pool is a lovely area to relax and meet other couples plus there is sun lounges. "

" Dreadful customer service. "

" I was travelling with a friend and we don’t have children at home so it was good to discover both a family friendly pool and adults pool. "

" Park is very crowded every weekend. "

" We were warned the No power sites were close to the main GC road and traffic noise - so be prepared but we found it ok and tuned it out "

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Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park

View prices for your travel dates

• Excellent 773
• Very Good 399
• Average 154
• Terrible 49
• All languages ( 1,441 )
• English ( 1,435 )
• German ( 3 )
• French ( 1 )

" The adult pool is a lovely area to relax and meet other couples plus there is sun lounges. "

" Dreadful customer service. "

" I was travelling with a friend and we don’t have children at home so it was good to discover both a family friendly pool and adults pool. "

" Park is very crowded every weekend. "

" We were warned the No power sites were close to the main GC road and traffic noise - so be prepared but we found it ok and tuned it out "

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TALLEBUDGERA CREEK TOURIST PARK - Campground Reviews (Palm Beach, Australia)

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5 stars, rated out of 5 Jillinda Jones in the last week

Escape into the world of Australian wildlife, with up-close encounters and captivating, interactive, educational presentations for both young and old alike. Undoubtedly the bird presentation was a big highlight, having large parrots and birds of prey swooping overhead and wild kookaburras, seamlessly joining the show, adding much excitement to the experience. The wallaby sanctuary was another standout feature, particularly loved by the kids. The chance to interact so closely with these gentle creatures was a truly memorable moment, and the joy on the children’s faces a clear testament to the impact of these encounters. While the park itself could benefit from some refurbishments, David Fleay's Wildlife Park delivers a rich and enjoyable wildlife experience. The engaging presentations, particularly the bird show, along with the opportunity to interact directly with animals, make it a worthwhile destination for families looking to explore Australia's unique fauna in a personal and intimate setting.

5 stars, rated out of 5 DK Chen a week ago

I had a really great time at the wildlife park. Lots of interesting animals, and the park is well built and maintained (quite accessibility friendly). And what's better the money is going to help conservation and preserve Fleay's legacy. Really lovely afternoon out, and looks like a great place for family and kids.

3 stars, rated out of 5 Thushini Goonewardene 4 months ago

It was quite inspiring to learn about the life and work of Dr. David Fleay. The park itself is a lovely place. However, it is not that well maintained, perhaps due to lack of funding. I watched 2 shows, the birds show and the crocodile show. They were well conducted, and the volunteers were quite knowledgeable on their respective subjects. It is a nice place to go for a walk. However, there isn't much to see. There is a cafe close to the entrance, but with rather limited vegetarian/ vegan options. Tickets can be purchased at the entrance. There is a free car park which is wheelchair accessible.

5 stars, rated out of 5 Jo Almadi 3 months ago

My family visited January 11,2023. We love seeing animals and this wild life park cares about the animals. It is small but very interactive. The staff are willing to answer any questions and provide back stories about the animals. It was a very enjoyable visit.

3 stars, rated out of 5 Angus Webb 4 months ago

This felt like a work in progress. It is a lovely setting among the bush, and within the park it feels pretty "natural". But, not many animals to see, and large parts were "coming soon" or "under construction". It has great potential though.

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Tallebudgera Creek walking track passes through one of the last large tracts of mangroves on the Gold Coast. Photo credit: Chris Whitelaw © Queensland Government

Park open 9am to 4pm, seven days a week

Our wildlife and Park Rangers look forward to welcoming you to the park. As part of our COVID-safe plan, we have implemented some changes—please ensure you review all information before you visit.

Be inspired: 5 things you didn’t know you could do at David Fleay Wildlife Park

Tucked away in the heart of Burleigh Heads is David Fleay Wildlife Park—a park unlike any other. Cute and quirky critters—tick! Wildlife shows—tick! But what makes Fleay’s different? Here are our top 5 things you didn’t know you could do at Fleay’s. Photo credit: Steve Browne © Queensland Government

Join the Park Rangers at David Fleay Wildlife Park to learn more about Queensland’s unique wildlife! Photo credit: Maxime Coquard © Queensland Government

Tallebudgera Creek walking track

Take a leisurely stroll along scenic Tallebudgera Creek, with its fringing mangrove forests, abundant birdlife and rich Indigenous cultural values.

Accessible by

• Conventional vehicle

Journey facilities

• Lookout (constructed)
• Wheelchair access (may require assistance)

Venture along raised boardwalks through one of the Gold Coast's remaining large mangrove tracts. Discover the area's cultural significance for the Kombumerri people from signs dotted along the way.

Capture spectacular views of Tallebudgera Creek through the twisted mangrove tree trunks—be sure to have your camera or binoculars on hand. Keep your eyes peeled for azure kingfishers and rainbow bee-eaters darting through the leaves. Look for crabs crawling among the roots pushing up through the mud.

Feel as though you've been whisked away to a remote destination, listening to screaming sulphur-crested cockatoos overhead and gazing across glassy blue water. For a longer walk, continue on through the Gold Coast City Council green space to the rocky foreshores of Burleigh Head National Park .

Getting there and getting around

Tallebudgera Creek walking track is located at David Fleay Wildlife Park in West Burleigh on the Gold Coast—just 15mins from Gold Coast airport, 25mins from Surfers Paradise and 90km south of Brisbane.

• Access to the walking track is from the boardwalk near the lower car park.
• Travel to the corner of Loman Lane and West Burleigh Road in West Burleigh and drive into the David Fleay Wildlife Park car park.
• The park is 2mins drive from the Tallebudgera Creek Road turn-off on the Pacific Motorway (exit 89).
• If you're travelling by bus, the Surfside Route 756 stops near the intersection of West Burleigh Road and Loman Road. From here, walk 330m along West Burleigh Road to the entrance of the park.
• Trains also operate regularly from Brisbane to the Gold Coast (Varsity Lakes) where connecting bus services can be accessed. For timetables and bus stops, visit TransLink .
• Tallebudgera Creek walking track map (PDF, 270.6KB)

Wheelchair access

You can take wheelchairs on the first 400m of the track from the David Fleay Wildlife Park car park. At this point there is a lookout with room to turn wheelchairs around.

Before you visit

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Tallebudgera Creek walking track is open 24 hours a day.

Check park alerts for the latest information on access, closures and conditions.

Visiting safely

For more safety information see Visiting David Fleay Wildlife Park safely and Walk with care .

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• Excellent 773
• Very Good 399
• Average 154
• Terrible 49
• All languages ( 1,441 )
• English ( 1,435 )
• German ( 3 )
• French ( 1 )

" The adult pool is a lovely area to relax and meet other couples plus there is sun lounges. "

" Dreadful customer service. "

" I was travelling with a friend and we don’t have children at home so it was good to discover both a family friendly pool and adults pool. "

" Park is very crowded every weekend. "

" We were warned the No power sites were close to the main GC road and traffic noise - so be prepared but we found it ok and tuned it out "

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Tallebudgera Creek Accessibility Guide

At Gold Coast Tourist Parks we are committed to creating extraordinary holiday experiences for everyday people. We aim to welcome guests with the highest level of customer service and hospitality, regardless of their individual needs.

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Reception and Kiosk

The spacious, airconditioned reception area is accessed through a 1m wide automatic sliding door. Ample floor area within the office provides turning space for prams and wheelchairs. An alternate entry door (with handle) has a clear opening width of 770mm. The separate kiosk building and leisure area features ample sized access doors and outdoor space.

Please note there is no ramp to the footpath at the front entry. An access point leading from the check-in vehicle bay is available subject to the bay being vacant.

A staff member trained in First Aid is always available. Although the park is not pet friendly, service dogs are permitted with full documentation.

Camp kitchen and laundry facilities

Wide open pathways and a spacious camp kitchen layout make this facility accessible for guests using wheelchairs, walkers and prams. The camp kitchen is equipped with a toaster, microwave, fridge/freezer, bench height of 975mm, barbeque height of 940mm and picnic table height of 850mm with bench seats height of 500mm. An additional sheltered barbeque area located in the northern section of the Park features a fridge and picnic bench seating. Manoeuvrability is limited due to this area’s smaller space.

Two large laundry blocks available within the Park are both equipped with washers, dryers, wash basins, irons and ironing boards. The entry door clear opening width is 805mm (Third Ave) and 850mm (Sixth Ave). Both have a 5mm threshold lip. Bench height is 870mm (Third Ave) and 850mm (Sixth Ave); ironing board height is 800mm (Third Ave) and 850mm (Sixth Ave). The laundry off Sixth Ave features large double doors (1800mm width, 5mm threshold lip) accessing the outdoor clothes drying area.

• Swimming Pools

Of the Park’s two swimming pools, the larger resort pool features a fun-filled water play area for toddlers to splash around in. The descending incline into the main pool is designed to facilitate easy access for all guests. Maximum depth is 1.6m.

Use of the smaller pool behind Reception is reserved for guests over 18 years of age. This smaller pool has stair access into the water with a hand rail for support. Pool depth is 900mm.

Both swimming pools are heated seasonally and access is via wide open pathways. Gates for the resort pool have a clear opening width of 1.2m and gates for the Over 18’s pool 1m.

Accommodation – Waterfront Easy Access Cabin

Please note that this four-berth cabin does not meet current fully accessible standards, but it does have ease of access features. These include a ramp leading to the front door for easy wheelchair access, and an equipped bathroom (further details beneath). The cabin car parking space has a length of 5900mm and width of 3600mm (tapering to 1880mm). Ramp access is 1050mm wide and leads to the front entry glass sliding door with a clear opening width of 795mm. Out on the balcony, the barbeque height is 960mm and sink height 910mm.

Boasting calm waterfront views, the easy access cabin features an open plan living area and kitchen with tiled flooring and laminate in bedroom. The kitchen bench height is 900mm and the bed height is 650mm. The master bedroom doorway has a clear opening width of 670mm and the bathroom 800mm. Hand rails are conveniently placed to bathroom basin, shower and toilet use. The toilet height is 440mm. An extendable shower head and a portable shower stool with handles are provided.

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Accessible Bathroom Facility

One accessible bathroom is located on the southern side of the Sixth Ave block and the other at the Third Ave block. Doorway clear opening widths are 850mm and 805mm. The floor spaces measure 2.1m x 2.3m and 2.1m x 3.5m. Features include non slip vinyl flooring, hand rails, hand held flexible shower rose and a fold down bench seat. Basin height is 810mm and 740mm.

Access is with a pin code or key (deposit required) from reception.

Beach access and other information

Beach access is via the footpath surrounding the waterfront boundary of the park overlooking Tallebudgera Creek. This level public footpath leads under the motorway to Neptune Beach. Two beach wheelchairs (WaterWheels) are available here and beach matting is rolled out every Saturday during patrol season. Refreshments are available from a café and kiosk.

There are many views to soak up along this beautiful creek pathway!

City of Gold Coast Mobility Maps

The City’s mobility maps are designed to provide accessibility information to assist residents and visitors to plan their stay and move around the city safely. Map information includes the location of accessible toilets, change facilities, accessible car parking spaces, pathway gradients, location of kerb ramps and key buildings and services. Transport information for light rail stations, bus stops and bus routes is also featured.

Printed and electronic mobility maps are now available for Broadbeach, Burleigh Heads, Surfers Paradise, Southport Central Business District (CBD) and Broadwater Parklands. Visit cityofgoldcoast.com.au/mobilitymaps for more information.

Tallebudgera Creek About the Park

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• Accessible bathroom
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• Barbeque facilities
• Boat ramp nearby
• Budget family rooms
• Budget lodges
• Cabins air conditioned
• Cabin Easy Access
• Cabins self-contained
• Camp Kitchen
• Drive-thru / Tent sites
• Foxtel in Cabins
• Gas refills / exchange
• Kiosk / Store
• Parents bathroom
• Tennis Court
• Waterfront location

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Local Attractions

Things to see an do around Tallebudgera Creek:

• The Pines Golf Course

Park't Food Truck

May 9th, 2024

5:00pm - 7:30pm

  Repeats Weekly on Wednesday and Thursday

May 10th, 2024

12:00pm - 7:30pm

  Repeats Weekly on Friday

May 11th, 2024

Gold Coast Seafood Markets - Mr Fishy Truck

4:00pm - 5:00pm

  Repeats Weekly on Saturday

May 12th, 2024

This is just a sneak peak at all the fun coming up at Tallebudgera Creek.

Browse the complete list of all upcoming events at Tallebudgera Creek in the Gold Coast, Queensland below.

1300 672 700

1544 Gold Coast Hwy,Palm Beach, QLD 4221, Australia

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8:00am to 6:00pm — every day, Christmas day closed

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Awesome location beach front

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A small park and expensive, but well kept, the midgies and mosquitoes are a problem. It is pet friendly and does have a tavern and shops over the road as...

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