BIG4 Park Lane Noosa North Shore is a accommodation in Noosa North Shore QLD, NSW, Australia. It has a 4/5 rating from 543 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
(543 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
Lucas Lardiesa month ago
We had an incredible time here and cannot recommend it enough. A massive shoutout to the manager, who was absolutely amazing and made us feel welcome from the very first minute. The housekeeping team deserves a lot of credit too—they left our cabin absolutely spotless and immaculate. On top of the great hospitality and clean facilities, the food was a real highlight; everything we tried was of a very high standard and seriously delicious. Perfect spot, top-notch service, and great vibes. We will definitely be back!
carla doyle4 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.
Jessica Jenkinson2 months ago
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