What is Tallebudgera Creek used for?

There are no waves in Tallebudgera Creek however it is used by stand up paddle boarders and other surf craft riders. It is a very popular location to swim and relax.

Who owns Tallebudgera Tourist Park?

KDH Management Pty Ltd prides itself as a professional provider of management services to owners of tourist park facilities.

What fish can you catch at Tallebudgera Creek?

Tallebudgera Creek is a stream in Queensland, Australia. The most popular species caught here are Dusky flathead, Surf bream, and Mangrove red snapper.

Is Tallebudgera Valley a good place to live?

Tallebudgera Valley is the top Gold Coast suburb according to the realestate.com.au Property Outlook October 2018. The findings are based on demand and median price for residential dwellings across the Gold Coast. Tugun rounded out the top three while Currumbin Waters and Burleigh Waters came in fourth and fifth.

Are there sharks at Tallebudgera Creek?

Tallebudgera Creek Sharks Tallebudgera Creek is known to be home to the Bull Shark. Not many have sighted them though. In 2018, a surfer spotted a bull shark lurking and stalking him.

What animals are in Tallebudgera Creek?

Tallebudgera Creek is known for good fishing. Bream, flathead, whiting and the bull shark are common species that are found in the creek. As well as the main creek there is an extensive canal system, whose shores boast some of the Gold Coast’s best housing.

Are dogs allowed at Tallebudgera Creek?

Dog prohibited area This is a dog-prohibited area. There is a dog off-leash area close by, at the northern end of Tallebudgera Beach.

Who owns Gold Coast tourists?

The City of Gold Coast
The City of Gold Coast owns seven mainland tourist parks and three island campgrounds located across the Gold Coast.

Is Tallebudgera Creek good fishing?

Tallebudgera Creek has been producing plenty of decent fish such as mangrove jack and trevally. There are a fair few pups around with the odd red dog about, fishing hard and putting the hours in will show the results. Most fish caught are right up the creek, about a 15-minute boat drive from the canals.

What fish are biting on the Gold Coast?

Apart from the swimming areas between the flags, anywhere along the Gold Coast beaches offers great fishing. Snapper, bream, flathead, whiting and dart are always biting and the tailor keep the beaches especially busy in winter.

What is tallebudgera like to live in?

Pros: green country lifestyle, peaceful most of the time and neighbours let you do your own thing but give you a wave or a hand if you ask. You’ll never hear your neighbour flush his loo like you get in suburbia.

Is tallebudgera safe?

Currumbin Valley & Tallebudgera The safest area on the Gold Coast, ranked number one with a crime rate of only 14.1 per ‘000, is the Currumbin & Tallebudgera area located in the Southern Gold Coast.

Why stay at Tallebudgera Creek tourist park?

We know there are many choices of Tourist Parks to stay, so thanks for choosing Tallebudgera Creek Tourist Park. We pride ourselves on our excellent customer/guest service and in ensuring the park is in the best condition possible, so guests can relax and explore all that this beautiful and natural Gold Coast location has to offer.

Is there a lifeguard tower at Tallebudgera Creek?

Tallebudgera Creek has a patrolled lifeguard tower at Gold Coast Highway at Tallebudgera Creek (beach side). The tower is patrolled between 8am and 5pm every day from November to April. For more information visit Neptune Royal Life Saving Club Please note all beaches are patrolled during Queensland school holidays.

What is Tallebudgera famous for?

Tallebudgera is best known for its sparkling creek which is framed by the Burleigh Heads National Park on one side and Palm Beach on the other. Tallebudgera Creek is the focal point for any visit to Tallebudgera where the lifestyle is all about camping, swimming, picnicking, kayaking and a spot of fishing or two.

Are Dogs Allowed on Tallebudgera Beach?

Tallebudgera Creek is next to parkland that contains toilets, tables, shade structures and beach showers. There is also a dedicated oceanway, however there is no bike parking. Dogs are not permitted in this section of the creek, however there is an off leash area at the northern end of Tallebudgera Beach.