Parrot Park, Beerburrum
Permitted by rule · up to 20 h
Motorist rest area at Beerburrum, in Sunshine Coast Regional. You can stop for up to 20 hours unless a sign says otherwise. It is not a camping site.
Signed as parrot park — look for that name.
Signs override this page. Whatever is signed at the site is the rule that applies, no matter what is written here.
Where it is
-26.95690, 152.95800
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What's here
- Flush toilet
- Accessible toilet
- Drinking water
- Shower
- Electric lighting
- Shelter
- Tables & seats
- BBQ
- Bins
- Mobile reception
The council here (Sunshine Coast Council)
Sunshine Coast Council does not permit camping on public land, parks and foreshores — including camping in a tent, in a vehicle or on the ground. Overnight camping is allowed only in approved locations, which are signed, and penalties apply for illegal camping.
The council's exception is designated, signed camping locations. Its own camping page also repeats the state rest-area rule word for word — a 20-hour fatigue stop at a signed state rest area is consistent with the council position.
Where this comes from
- “General and recreational vehicles can stop at a rest area for up to 20 hours unless signed otherwise” — Rest areas, Queensland Government. Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
- “they are not camping sites or an accommodation option” “General and recreational vehicles can stop at a rest area for up to 20 hours unless signed otherwise” — Rest areas, Queensland Government. Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
- “Camping is not permitted on public land, parks and foreshores. This includes camping in a tent, in a vehicle or on the ground.” — Camping and holiday parks, Sunshine Coast Council. Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
- Site location and amenities: Roadside amenities — State Road Information (layer 17), Queensland Government, Department of Transport and Main Roads (QSpatial) (CC BY 4.0). Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.
- Locality (Beerburrum): not published with the site — derived from its coordinates against Locality boundaries — Administrative Boundaries (layer 2), Queensland Government, Department of Resources (QSpatial) (CC BY 4.0). Retrieved 30 Aug 2026.