Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park sits on the waterfront of the beautiful Tallebudgera Estuary.
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This is definitely the place for a water-based holiday, so be sure to pack your gear for swimming, fishing, boating, water-skiing, windsurfing and canoeing.
For those who prefer the waves, the park is just across the road from the Tallebudgera surf beach and is also a short stroll away from Burleigh Heads National Park, which offers beautiful scenic walks and a lush rainforest to explore.
A wide range of accommodation options include 31 waterfront and garden villas, 7 lodging rooms and sites that provide picturesque views looking over the water to the treetops of the Burleigh Ridge Park and Tallebudgera Conservation Park. Discover Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park today…
Meet the reviewing family for Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park …
Rebel and her family (Mum, Dad, 3 children and a bub on the way) are looking forward to putting Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park to the family test.
Rebel’s criteria for a great family holiday is a beautiful location but importantly a destination that offers something for everyone. Activities for the kids rate highly on her list as does opportunities for a little adventure.
With baby on board, Rebel is also excited about the prospect of being able to sit by the pool and relax while the rest of the family play for hours in the pool!
Published 17th October 2013








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11:16 pm
so much fun!
Cabins were clean and spacious, will be returning next summer!
7:10 am
Cart time!
4:15 pm
They have thought of everything!
We were deciding what to choose when we hear a little beepbeep and notice that there was also a fresh seafood van making the rounds!
Perfect!
4:04 pm
Ze pool!
There were plenty of shady spots, lounges, chairs and places to set up for the day. This was just one of the pools on offer, a more family kind of set-up, with a fantastic baby paddle area as well. There is another pool, designed for those perhaps not wanting to get splashed by the kiddies and perfect for doing laps.
7:57 am
Tallebudgera Creek
7:43 am
Cabin Fever! The digs...
Arriving at Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park, it was clear to see they catered for all types of holidayers. Beautiful shady camp grounds with lovely amenities and a variety of cabin styles abounded.
We checked in and went to find Cabin 11, and were not disappointed! Before we even got in the door Ruby found a rock that summed up how excited she was about our weekend away! Then Andy noticed the outdoor BBQ/Kitchen on our balcony and was super-excited (me too... that meant he could cook... )
Once inside the cabin was lovely. A very modern feel, with two large bedrooms. A fully equipped kitchen, comfy lounge, lots of space and it even had Foxtel, a novelty for us!
There was nothing lacking for our family of five, we were very happy!
11:16 pm
so much fun!
Cabins were clean and spacious, will be returning next summer!
7:31 am
7:20 am
7:17 am
7:15 am
7:14 am
7:12 am
7:11 am
7:10 am
Cart time!
7:07 am
7:06 am
4:16 pm
4:15 pm
They have thought of everything!
We were deciding what to choose when we hear a little beepbeep and notice that there was also a fresh seafood van making the rounds!
Perfect!
4:11 pm
4:10 pm
4:09 pm
4:07 pm
4:06 pm
4:05 pm
4:04 pm
Ze pool!
There were plenty of shady spots, lounges, chairs and places to set up for the day. This was just one of the pools on offer, a more family kind of set-up, with a fantastic baby paddle area as well. There is another pool, designed for those perhaps not wanting to get splashed by the kiddies and perfect for doing laps.
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