Currumbin Rock Pools is a activities & tours in Currumbin Valley, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.5/5 rating from 1377 Google reviews. Website: https://www.goldcoast.qld.gov.au/Things-to-do/Parks-gardens-reserves/Park-Finder/Currumbin-Rock-Pools.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.





Currumbin Valley · Activities & Tours
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The big pool is deep and the water runs dark, which is half the point. Currumbin Rock Pools sit alongside Currumbin Creek Road in the valley, a 10-15 minute drive from the beach, and they draw families, picnic blankets, and the occasional overconfident cliff jumper. The shallow pools are gentle enough for kids to wade in; the larger, deeper pool demands more respect. Picnic tables, barbecues, and toilets are all on site, and a café sits directly across the road if you've forgotten lunch. Parking is reasonable. The water clarity drops on busy days, particularly in the downstream pools. Worth noting: the warning signs are there for a reason. Check depth before jumping, test the rocks before stepping, and go on a weekday if you want the place to yourself.
Children love it very much and it is close to nature, making it a great place for family outings and gatherings.
Great spot. Was fun until a tourist jumped off a 12m ledge. Struck his head on a rock underwater causing a serious laceration. Lucky to not be killed. TEST THE DEPTH BEFORE YOU JUMP
It’s a nice place. Easy access. Had warning signs as very dangerous. Nice to sit in the shallow rock pools. If game the big rock pool is quite big and deep but you can’t see in the water so check your surroundings and the depth first. People had picnics blankets and dogs. A bit of grass to sit on. Quite a bit of parking. Nice for a rock pool but I’ve been to a few nicer ones here.

Miami
Dogs swim in the river, anglers work the banks, and half the Gold Coast runs their Saturday sport here. Pizzey Park is a proper community precinct: off-leash areas, barbecue spots, walking trails, and enough sporting fields to keep everyone occupied.

Queensland
Old-growth rainforest, 160 kilometres of trails, and Regent bowerbirds that show up at 6.45am like clockwork. The treetop walk pushes 30 metres above the canopy. Albert's lyrebirds haunt the Border Track entrance most mornings. Two hours from Brisbane, and worth every minute of the drive.

What a beautiful magical place to sit & enjoy the great out doors in nature. So pretty & serene. Just a 40 minute drive from the Gold Coast, it worth the drive.
In the Currumbin river there are a number of rockpools. Not without danger as the rocks maybe slippery. Also, often, the more downstream the pool is the more unclear the water is, especially so on busy days when many oersons visit the upstream pools.
O'Reilly
A 4.4-kilometre return walk through subtropical rainforest leads to a cascade dropping into Morans Creek. The track is easy, the canopy is cool, and weekday crowds are thin. The drive up Lamington National Park Road is the real adventure.