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Lake Moogerah Caravan Park

Whether you’re just passing through or staying for a while, this is the place for you.

Stay, Camp & Explore Moogerah

Perched right on the water’s edge and surrounded by dramatic mountain views, Lake Moogerah Caravan Park offers the perfect blend of natural beauty and wide-open space. With abundant wildlife and peaceful surroundings, it’s a place where you can truly switch off and soak it all in.

Just a short drive from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, it’s an easy escape for a weekend getaway, mid-week break, or a longer stay if you’re really looking to unwind.

Whether you’re travelling with kids or chasing adventure at your own pace, there’s something for everyone. From swimming, fishing, and water sports to simply relaxing by the lake and watching the sun dip behind the mountains.

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Camping

Settle in by the lake with your choice of powered or unpowered sites, perfect for a peaceful escape in nature.

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Facilities

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Planning a Day Trip?

Make the most of your visit with everything you need to know before you arrive, from park access to facilities and what to bring.

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Explore Nature

Put on your walking shoes and back your day bags, it’s time to get out and explore everything the Lake Moogerah Caravan Park has to offer. Here are our recommended walking tracks to set you on your way!

Local Adventures

Go fishing!

The Scenic Rim is a popular destination for fishing and boating. It’s home to three lakes – Lake Moogerah, Lake Maroon, and Lake Wyaralong.
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Attractions

Park Alerts

Always be sure to check the park alerts before setting off on your outdoor adventure!
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Trails

Moogerah Peaks National Park

The ancient, volcanic peaks of mounts French, Greville, Moon and Edwards are recognised not only for their unique shapes and as favourite bushwalking destinations, they are also remnant habitats of key conservation value within South East Queensland. The peaks are mostly covered in open eucalypt forest with montane heath on the exposed rock faces and rainforest in some sheltered areas.
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