Welcome to Andergrove Van Park - A Little Slice of Northern Queensland Paradise
Situated on a large 21 acres of lush, green grounds, Andergrove Van Park is the perfect spot to park yourself (and your caravan) as you explore the beautiful region of Mackay and all that it has to offer.
Andergrove Van Park is ideal for both seasoned caravan travellers and family holiday-makers alike. We are also a popular place for tradesmen and seasonal workers to stay and rent out cabins and villas while working as well as tourists travelling the coast in camper or combi vans. We also have plenty of space with our drive through sites that are perfect for those large fifth-wheelers. No matter what kind of getaway you’re after, we pride ourselves on delivering a welcoming, friendly and memorable holiday and caravan park experience.
WE'VE GOT IT ALL
Whether you're after a grassy, shaded site, a powered or unpowered van site, or a self-contained villa or cabin, we've got something to suit every kind of traveller. Our park features a modern, newly refurbished camp kitchen, complete with a microwave, cooktop, fridge, and sink, plus access to multiple communal BBQs. There are also plenty of benches where you and the family can sit back, relax, and enjoy meals together.
Whether you’re a seasoned caravan traveller or looking for a relaxing family holiday, we’d love to have you at our beautiful caravan park in Mackay.
Located on Beaconsfield Road East, we are a quick 5-minute drive to Marina Beach and a 20 minute drive to the Northern Beaches such as Bucasia, Eimeo or Blacks Beach. The best part? While we are centrally located, there is minimal traffic surrounding Andergrove Van Park, which means your stay with us will be peaceful and quiet. And, if you need to stock up on any additional supplies, the closest convenience store is a short 10-minute stroll or 2-minute drive away. You can also head to Woolworths (5-minute drive) or Mackay city-centre (10-minute drive) for anything else you might need while staying at Andergrove Caravan Park.
Meet a few of our friendly feathered family
Welcome, we hope you have a fantastic stay with us
The tropical region of Mackay is making a name for itself as a major tourist destination in Northern Queensland.
Situated around halfway between Brisbane and Cairns, there are plenty of things to do and see in and around Mackay - a city of almost 100,000 people.
Mackay is a nature-lovers dream.
Did you know Mackay has one of the last true ‘blue water rivers’ left in Australia? A visit to Pioneer River is a must when exploring Mackay. Not to mention the countless paradisiacal beaches that dot Mackay’s coast. Be sure to check out Blacks Beach, which is Mackay’s longest beach stretching 6 km in length. You also can’t go past a visit to Eungella National Park (Pioneer Valley) - an oasis of waterfalls, lush flora and native Australian wildlife.
If you’re more of a city-slicker, the heart of Mackay has plenty for you to see and explore.
Such as the award-winning Artspace Mackay, which features various exhibitions, historical displays and activities for the whole family. Also located in the city-centre is Bluewater Lagoon, which is the perfect place for kids (and adults) to run amok and cool down in the warm weather. While you’re there, take a visit to Orchid House, which features hundreds of varieties of orchids. Don’t forget to stop by Mackay Regional Botanic Gardens, too.
For those of you who enjoy an active-holiday, there’s not shortage of adventures for you.
From countless walking trails, to the Mackay Golf Club and Mackay Water Ski Club, plus countless of other adventure sites like GoWake Cable Park and the new Sugar Bowl Skate Park you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to keeping fit and active while exploring Mackay. The region of Mackay also has some of the best fishing spots in Australia, with commercial fishing boats running each day from the marina. There truly is something for everyone!
