With its uninterrupted coastal views, beautiful hidden gems for swimming, stand-up-paddle boarding, kayaking and fishing, and breathtaking walking trails, Woodgate Beach is the perfect spot to spend your day.
*Be sure to follow all Public Health Directions including only adventuring with members of the same household or yourself and one friend, staying within a 150km radius of your home and remembering to maintain all social distancing and hygiene practices.
Explore Burrum Coast National Park
Get back to nature and discover this untouched national park. Drive through spectacular 4wd tracks and set up for the day along the coastline for the ultimate escape.
Enjoy tranquility at Theodolite Creek
A popular spot for stand-up-paddle boarding, kayaking and fishing, visiting Theodolite Creek is a must. You, and your furry friends, can easily spend a day at this local favourite so don’t forget to pack a picnic for a beachside feast.
Enjoy a beach lunch
With the many picnic tables dotted along the Esplanade, be sure to grab fish and chips for the quintessential beachside lunch. Don’t forget to bring the buckets and spades for the kids!
Throw in a line
If you’re an avid fisher or just starting out, you’ll find plenty of spots to throw in a line along the coast. At the mouth of the Burrum & Gregory Rivers, the beautiful Walkers Point is a great spot to relax for the day.
Discover scenic walking trails
Wander through pristine wetlands on the many nature trails of Woodgate Beach. No matter your pace, there’s tracks for everyone. The 5km Banksia Track is perfect for kids with a 400m raised boardwalk winding through banksias. The Malealuca track, Birdhide walk and Russels rest track are also beautiful spots.
Go 4wding
Take driving along the coastline to a whole new level and tick ‘beach driving’ off your bucket list. Bring your 4WD and drive on the sand, spotting dolphins and wildlife along the way.
Beach-hop
With 16km of coastline, you’ll have no trouble finding a secluded slice of paradise. Spend the day exploring the beautiful beaches of Woodgate Beach – it’ll be a day to remember!
Stroll the Esplanade
Take in coastal views with a leisurely walk along the Woodgate Beach Esplanade. Be sure to bring your bikes for the kids for a family-filled day of fun.
Eat local
Enjoy a restful lunch with exquisite, local takeaway and breathtaking oceanfront views from the numerous cafes and restaurants in Woodgate Beach
Spot local wildlife
Have a game of lawn bowls or cricket and share the green with the curious kangaroos that live throughout Woodgate Beach.
Ready to Book? Here is where to stay:
Woodgate is one of those rare coastal spots where things still feel a bit untouched, in the best possible way. Whether you’re rolling in with the caravan, pitching a tent, or chasing a comfy cabin with zero setup required, there’s a stay here to suit your style.
NRMA Woodgate Beach Holiday Park
If you want to wake up metres from the ocean, this is your go-to.
Set right on the beachfront, the NRMA Woodgate Beach Holiday Park puts you smack bang between the beach and the Burrum Coast National Park, so you’re basically sleeping in nature, with a few extra comforts thrown in.
You’ll find everything from powered caravan sites and camping spots through to safari tents and fully self-contained villas. There’s also a camp kitchen, café on-site, and plenty of space for the kids to roam, so once you’re in, you can properly switch off.
Best for: families, caravanners, campers, and anyone chasing a classic beach holiday with easy access to everything
First National Woodgate Beach
If you’re after a bit more space, privacy, or that “holiday house by the sea” feel, local holiday rentals through First National Woodgate Beach are worth a look.
Think beach houses and private stays dotted around Woodgate, where you can settle in and live like a local for a few days. It’s a great option if you’re travelling with a bigger group, want a kitchen of your own, or just prefer your own four walls after a day exploring.
Best for: groups, families, longer stays, and travellers who like a bit more independence