Moore Park Beach

Moore Park Beach is on the northern side of the Burnett River and a trip out to this part of the region means you can pick up lots of fresh produce from the farm gates dotted along Moore Park Road. On your journey you will find sugar cane, small crop farms, macadamia, avocado and flower farms.

Some 16 kilometres of sandy beach is perfect for surfing, swimming, walking or fishing. The Surf Lifesaving Club patrols the beach in summer. There's a caravan park, motel and holiday units to cater for your accommodation needs.

If you want to pull up and picnic a while, the Lions Park area has shady trees and set nearby behind the sandy dunes is the Bicentennial lagoon - a man made island which encourages lots of bird life to the area.