C AMPING & outdoors
The flat grassy sites were great places to set up camp.
Tin Can Bay Tourist Park
I Bikes and items for other activities were available to hire.
F you feel like escaping the hustle and bustle of city life and need a break that’s laid back and won’t break the budget, I think I may have found the perfect place! Only a four-hour drive from the Gold Coast – or about three hours from Brisbane – is the beautiful Tin Can Bay. This area is well known for its great fishing and crabbing,
Reception to the park is open all day and the Tin Can Bay Tourist Park staff help out with plenty of handy information. Page 68 – Bush ’n Beach Fishing, February 2023
Touring TCB by BEN SMITH
with several ramps for those who are thinking of towing the boat up. Tin Can Bay Tourist Park is located right in town and accommodates anything – from tents and caravans to motorhomes. Powered sites are there for those wishing to plug in for longer stays, with unpowered sites as well for those who want to simply pitch a tent and enjoy the outdoors. The level grassy sites combined with wide roadways are well laid out, so there’s room to reverse big caravans with no trouble. Onsite facilities are very nice, with a big camp kitchen hosting a gas stove, loads of
stainless-steel benchtops, two big sinks and two barbecues, as well as jugs, pots, pans and a shared fridge freezer, of course. It’s all undercover and has generous seating for the whole family. The swimming pool is beautiful on a hot day and once again, there’s plenty of room for everyone to enjoy the water. The pool tapers down gradually, so that kids feel safe getting in while their adults relax on a sunlounge under the sail shade. The toilets and showers are modern and very clean, even with the park at full capacity when we stayed over * continued P69
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