Dicky Beach Holiday Park in Caloundra, Queensland | Camp site

Dicky Beach Holiday Park

Locality: Caloundra, Queensland

Phone: +61 7 5491 3342

Address: 1 Beerburrum St, Dicky Beach 4551 Caloundra, QLD, Australia

Website: www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au/dickybeach

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23.01.2022 Thinking about your next road trip holiday? Jump on the link to explore some great road trip deals! https://www.letsgocaravanandcamping.com.au//travel-your-/ . #TravelYourRoad #Roadtrip

22.01.2022 SUNSHINE COAST HOLIDAY PARKS REOPEN TODAY! In a welcome relief for holidaymakers, council’s six Holiday Parks have reopened for intrastate travel. These ...include: Dicky Beach Mooloolaba Maroochydore Cotton Tree, Mudjimba and Coolum This follows the Premier’s announcement to allow all Queenslanders to travel anywhere within the State for holidays. If you're looking to visit tanywhere on the Sunshine Coast following the Stage 2 announcements, you better get in quick as bookings are likely to be snapped up straight away! For more information on council services and COVID-19 visit https://www.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au/COVID19

22.01.2022 EXCITING NEWS THIS AFTERNOON!! We can now take bookings to arrive on the 13th June if you live within 250km's of the park! We look forward to seeing you all soon.

20.01.2022 Ship abandoned - SS Dicky online gallery and 3D videos The Screw Steamer Dicky (SS Dicky as she is affectionately known) was an iron-hulled steamship, launch...ed in Germany in 1883. The ship carried general cargo including timber, coal, passengers, horses, dynamite, pearl shell, mail, equipment, tallow and hides between ports in Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia. On 4 February 1893, the SS Dicky was deliberately driven ashore at Caloundra during heavy seas to prevent it being wrecked on the rocks at Moffat Beach. In the end, after four attempts to re-float the vessel, she was abandoned. The shipwreck has long been an attraction for holiday-makers, swimmers, surfers, and photographers, as well as a significant heritage icon. Parts of the main portion of the keel and hull remain buried at the beach. DID YOU KNOW? Dicky Beach is the only recreational beach in the world to be named after a shipwreck. Check out the online image gallery on our heritage website, plus you watch 3D videos of the reconstructed SS Dicky, 3D images of excavated wreck pieces and the film Time and Tide The SS Dicky story. http://ow.ly/XMmn50zZoOu Picture Sunshine Coast #ourheritageourstories #ssdicky

20.01.2022 The Sunshine Coast is OPEN for holidays! We’re thrilled our beautiful holiday parks are now available to all Queenslanders for your next holiday. This inclu...des our popular sites and accommodation at: Mooloolaba (pictured) http://www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au//mooloolaba_b/ Dicky Beach http://www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au//dicky_beach_/ Maroochydore http://www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au//maroochydore/ Cotton Tree http://www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au//cotton_tree_/ Mudjimba http://www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au//mudjimba_bea/ Coolum http://www.sunshinecoastholidayparks.com.au//coolum_beach/ These venues are normally booked out a long time in advance, especially during school holidays. Hurry, snag a sneaky beach vacay today! Visit Sunshine Coast Visit Mooloolaba Downtown Caloundra Cotton Tree Holiday Park's beautiful beachfront view. Greg Gardner.

18.01.2022 BEACH CARPARKS TO CLOSE AS AUTHORITIES CLAMP DOWN ON NON ESSENTIAL TRAVEL From midnight tonight the following Sunshine Coast beach carparks will be closed...... Coolum Beach Maroochydore Beach Alex Beaches Mooloolaba Beach (Inclusive of main carpark) Kawana Dicky Beach Moffatt Beach Happy Valley Mudjimba Buddina - at Kawana Surf Club Bulcock Carparks at Noosa Main Beach and Claude Batten Drive will also be shut in an attempt to stop unnecessary travel to and around the region over the weekend. Qld Parks and Wildlife Service is shutting the car park to Noosa National Park. Sunshine Coast Mayor Mark Jamieson says they received a request from Queensland Health to consider the closures to stop people gathering in large groups over the Easter weekend. "The decision by the Gold Coast to close three beaches has also heightened the risk that people of south-east Queensland will travel to the Sunshine Coast to use our beaches," Cr Jamieson said "These measures are absolutely necessary to reduce the risk of transmission of the corona novel 19 pandemic." Acting Superintendent Jason Overland says extra police will be patrolling this weekend, checking why drivers are out and about. "We'll have extra police in and around the Sunshine Coast intercepting vehicles and asking people what their reason is for essential travel," Supt Overland said. "You can rest assured there will be no car parking for you when you go to Noosa."

18.01.2022 We are very pleased to be able to accept bookings from all states apart from Victoria from 12pm on Friday the 10th of July. We can't wait to see you!

18.01.2022 Wishing you were all here camping with the butterflies...we hope to see you soon. Happy Easter.

17.01.2022 Welcome back campers! Lovin’ this sunshine

13.01.2022 Essential Traveller Update

10.01.2022 THANK YOU TO OUR SUNSHINE COAST COMMUNITY Your efforts have helped keep our region safe and protected during the continuing novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemi...c. Under the Queensland Government’s new Stage 2 roadmap, the following Sunshine Coast Council facilities will be reopened ... TODAY: All Sunshine Coast Holiday Parks including Dicky Beach, Mooloolaba, Maroochydore, Cotton Tree, Mudjimba and Coolum. Recycle markets Gardners Falls and Buderim Swimming Hole FRIDAY June 5 Kings Beach Ocean Pool SATURDAY June 6 Public barbecues To be gradually repoened from today until Saturday by our officers on the ground MONDAY June 8 Venue 114 Community Spaces including Beerwah and Kawana Community Halls, Kawana Island Meeting Place and Bellvista Meeting Place Monday 8 June SATURDAY June 13 Mary Cairncross Scenic Reserve and Discovery Centre WEDNESDAY June 17 Caloundra Regional Gallery FRIDAY June 19 Bankfoot House will once again welcome locals and visitors from 19 June, opening on Fridays from 10am to 3pm for booked tours only. Council facilities already reopened: Playgrounds Skate parks Outdoor exercise equipment Restrictions on patron numbers up to 20 people and ongoing social distancing and hygiene requirements are still in place. For more information on council services and COVID-19 visit https://bit.ly/2ADc1qY

09.01.2022 A lot of you have written to me to ask when camping's back. From noon tomorrow, you can camp anywhere in Queensland for as long as you like, with campgrounds an...d caravan parks re-opening for everyone. Whether you prefer to get back to nature in the great outdoors, or ‘glamping’ is more your style, Queensland has so many amazing places to visit. Please continue to practise good hygiene and 1.5m social distancing. If you’re sick, get tested and stay home. More info on our roadmap: bit.ly/Roadmap2ER #thisisqueensland #covid19

08.01.2022 PLEASE SHARE: We're opening Queensland for Queenslanders. Here’s a quick guide to what’s changing from tomorrow at noon www.covid19.qld.gov.au #covid19 #qldjobs

07.01.2022 Sunshine Cost Holiday ParksDicky Beach

07.01.2022 CAUTION URGED AS COMMUNITY FACILITIES SET TO REOPEN REMINDER: The Sunshine Coast is still not open to friends and family who may be interested in driving up f...rom Brisbane and other areas for the long weekend so remind friends and relatives of the direction to stay within 50km of their home. OPEN Picnic shelters Boat ramps and pontoons Public car parks will reopen but only for residents within 50km of their home. Council-managed walking trails did not close and remain available to use. REMAINING CLOSED Playgrounds Barbecues Skate parks Exercise equipment Gardners Falls and Buderim Falls swimming holes All other rules including gatherings and limits on visitors remain in place. The Queensland Government has applied three conditions to the eased restrictions: social distancing and hygiene must be maintained you have to stay within 50km of home and outings are limited to members of the same household or an individual and one friend. Surf Life Saving Queenslandis continuing to operate a surveillance model with flags remaining down on beaches which are still only to be used for exercise. Inexperienced swimmers should stay out of the water. FULL STORY: hhttps://bit.ly/2KM9iNK WARNING: Flagrant breaches of the conditions that remain in place will be enforced by the Queensland Police Service.