BIG4 Park Lane Noosa North Shore is a accommodation in Noosa North Shore QLD, NSW, Australia. It has a 4/5 rating from 528 Google reviews. Contact: +61 7 5447 1225. Website: http://www.parklaneholidayparks.com.au/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
BIG4 Park Lane Noosa North Shore
Noosa North Shore QLD · Accommodation
Hidden GemBeachfrontFamily FriendlyDog Friendly
4.0/5
(528 reviews)
The ferry crossing to get here is half the point. Park Lane sits on Noosa North Shore, a stretch of beach that still feels genuinely removed from the main drag, and that isolation is the whole appeal. It runs as a family holiday park with powered sites, cabins, and a restaurant that reviewers consistently rate as a highlight. The general store is stocked well enough to get you through. Dog-friendly, which matters on this side of the river. The trade-off is infrastructure that hasn't always kept pace with demand: powered sites can stretch a single lead past its limit during peak school holidays, and bore water is the reality here. Book a family cabin over a standard room, and come in the shoulder season if you want the space without the crowd. Thirty years of holiday memories, with a few rough edges still being smoothed out.
Opening Hours
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Contact
- +61 7 5447 1225
- parklaneholidayparks.com.au
- 1 Beach Rd, Noosa North Shore QLD SA 4565
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What People Say
Tom McQuarrie3 months ago
Overall great stay at Park Lane Noosa North Shore. Great activities for kids, amenities were ample and reasonably clean. Restaurant is great and they had a fair bit of stuff in the general store. Down sides: we had a powered site but there's only 1 electrical tower shared with a lot of sites and it was very far from our site. I had a 10m lead but that wasn't enough, I had to daisy chain off the neighbours which was probably not super safe to have power boards chained off power boards. Being a public holiday over school hols it was obviously busy, so much so the power system couldn't keep up and we had a couple of blackouts. Thankfully I had a backup battery otherwise we might have had to throw out some perishables in the fridge. They did offer to store perishables at reception but that's a major pain. The markings of where each site starts and ends were pretty unclear so we just had to kind of work it out. I can see it being a source of arguments if people are more headstrong/less considerate. Overall would definitely come back. I hear new management is likely to be improving things even further.
carla doyle3 months ago
We had a lovely stay at Park Lane Big4 Noosa North Shore. After a terrible situation of another Holiday House Big4 Staff helped us out with our last minute Accommodation without any hesitation. The Big4 is well organised, family-friendly, & very welcoming. The Staff provide clear information for everyone to enjoy their stay, & the facilities are very clean & well maintained. The Park feels very safe, with regular patrols & very helpful after-hours support if needed. It’s fantastic that the Place is Dog-friendly,. Parking is easy, & the layout of the whole place made it simple to get around. A relaxing, well-run place with a great atmosphere — perfect for families, couples, & anyone looking for a comfortable & enjoyable stay. We would definitely happily return here.
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