Andergrove Van Park – Caravan & Camping North Mackay QLD

Nestled in the convenient suburban setting of North Mackay, Andergrove Van Park offers travellers a practical and accessible base to explore the vibrant Mackay region and the stunning coastline of Central Queensland. This park serves as an ideal stopover for those journeying along the Bruce Highway, providing a comfortable respite for caravan, campervan, and RV enthusiasts. Its location strikes a perfect balance, offering the peace of a residential area while remaining just a short drive from the bustling city centre, beautiful beaches, and essential services. The park is well-suited for self-contained vehicles, providing the fundamental amenities needed for a hassle-free stay.

The region is a gateway to a diverse range of Australian experiences. Just a stone’s throw away, you can immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Mackay Regional Botanic Gardens or enjoy a relaxing afternoon at the picturesque Harbour Beach. For those keen on wildlife, the Eungella National Park is within driving distance, famous for its platypus viewing opportunities and lush rainforest walks. The level ground and easy road access make Andergrove Van Park particularly appealing for all types of rigs, from large motorhomes to smaller camper trailers. Whether you’re planning a short overnight stay to recharge or a longer visit to delve into everything the Coral Sea coast has to offer, this park provides a straightforward and welcoming option. It’s a place to plan your next adventure, catch up on laundry, and connect with fellow travellers in a friendly, low-key environment before heading out to discover more of Queensland’s treasures.

Andergrove Van Park – QLD Location Map

Andergrove Van Park

Address: Site 40/68 Beaconsfield Rd E, North Mackay QLD 4740
Website: www.andergrovevanpark.com
GPS Coordinates: -21.10737, 149.17628

Site Information

• Location: Andergrove Van Park, Site 40/68 Beaconsfield Rd E, North Mackay QLD 4740
• Site Suitable For: Caravans, RVs, Motorhomes, Camper Trailers
• Road Access: Sealed Road
• Site Surface: Grass / Gravel
• Camping Permitted: Yes
• Maximum Overnight Stays: Please check with park management
• Number of Powered Sites: Not Available
• Number of Un-powered Sites: Not Available

Facilities

• Facilities: General park amenities
• Picnic Tables: Yes
• Potable Water: Yes
• Mobile Phone Coverage: Yes (Telstra/Optus/Vodafone)
• TV Reception: Good
• Onsite Public Toilets: Yes
• Ullage / Dump Point: Not Available
• Drive Through Sites: Not Available
• Rubbish Bins: Yes
• Open Fires Permitted: No
• Generator Use Permitted: Please check with park management
• Number of Sites Available: Please check with park management
• Essentials to Bring: Standard camping supplies
• Pet Friendly: Please check with park management
• Fishing: Nearby at local creeks and coastline
• Short Walks: Available in nearby local parks and reserves

Local Amenities

• Local Pubs:
  • The Grove (approx. 2km)
  • Mount Pleasant Tavern (approx. 3km)
  • Andergrove Tavern (approx. 4km)
• Places to Eat:
  • Fast food and cafes at Mount Pleasant Shopping Centre (approx. 3km)
  • Various restaurants in Mackay CBD (approx. 6km)
• Local Attractions:
  • Mackay Regional Botanic Gardens (approx. 7km)
  • Mackay Harbour & Marina (approx. 8km)
  • Bluewater Lagoon (approx. 6km)
• Nearest Caravan Parks:
  • My Cow Accommodation & Caravan Park (approx. 5km)
  • Mackay Blacks Beach Holiday Park (approx. 7km)
• Nearest Free Camps:
  • Notrees Rest Area (approx. 25km South)
  • St Helens Beach (approx. 50km North)
• Nearest Dump Points:
  • Mackay Showgrounds (approx. 8km)
• Nearest Petrol Station:
  • Multiple stations within 2km on Beaconsfield Rd & Mackay-Bucasia Rd
• Drinking Water Resupply:
  • Available on-site
  • Mackay Showgrounds (approx. 8km)
• Nearest Public Toilets:
  • Available on-site
  • John Breen Park (approx. 2km)

Seasonal Weather Forecast for North Mackay

• Summer (December – February): Hot and humid with average temperatures between 24°C and 31°C. This is the wet season, with a high chance of rainfall and thunderstorms.
• Autumn (March – May): Warm and pleasant with decreasing humidity. Temperatures range from 21°C to 28°C, with less rainfall than summer.
• Winter (June – August): Mild and dry with comfortable daytime temperatures from 15°C to 23°C. Evenings can be cooler. This is a popular time for visitors.
• Spring (September – November): Warming up again, with low humidity and plenty of sunshine. Temperatures are typically between 19°C and 28°C.