Thunderbird Park

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  Powered sites
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

4 Reviews

Dayne S.

2 years ago

Llewella

2 years ago

Busy tourist park but also beautiful little sites, well spaced and nestled among the trees. There are fire pits, about 1 between two sites, and they sell wood on site (it’s hard wood though, so recomm... Read more

Cristina B.

4 years ago

I nice place if you want to spend money doing something. New amenities, all clean. Far from supermarkets. You can find a nice village close to the camping. A restaurant in there. Prices a little bit e... Read more

Kyle D.

5 years ago

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Mikyung C. 4 months ago

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Hello Sir ?

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I booked on 17th Aug. my booking is confirmed? And I would like power site by Mikyung C.

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Cabins Available

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Nearby locations

• Tamborine National Park
• Nerang National Park
• Sarabah National Park
• Brisbane
• Tamborine Mountain