At the centre of Cathedrals on Fraser, is the café, a welcoming spot for hearty meals and quality coffee. Open daily from 8am to 2:30pm (extended to 5:30pm during high season), the café serves a variety of classic Aussie kiosk options to fuel your island adventures. Their menu features satisfying choices like the Cathedral Burger, the Chicken & Gravy Roll or a classic Bacon & Egg Roll. Vegetarian and seafood options include the Hippie Burger and Beach Burger.

If you’d rather self-cater, the Camp Kitchen and BBQ areas make it easy. Sites have access to shared facilities, while Cabins include basic kitchenettes for quick meals.

The on-site general store is well-stocked with essentials like ice, snacks, fresh produce, and a bottle shop - ideal for self-catering or preparing a beachside BBQ.

Wildlife and bird watching

Cathedrals on Fraser is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The campground is home to 116 bird species, including the elusive Black-breasted Buttonquail. Keep an eye out for goannas and kookaburras that frequently visit the area.

Sand Dunes

Stretch your legs with a walk to the nearby Corrigin Sandblow. This expansive sand formation offers a unique landscape to explore and panoramic views from the top (30-min walk from the campsite).

Beachside and fishing

Just a short stroll from the campground, the eastern beach provides opportunities for fishing and general beach fun. It's an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the coastal scenery.

Whale Watching (June - October)

Witness the majestic humpback whales as they migrate along the coast. They can often be spotted from the beach or nearby lookouts.

There are a number of other local attractions worth checking out:

Eli Creek: A crystal-clear freshwater stream perfect for a refreshing float

Maheno Shipwreck: An iconic rusting hull that tells tales of maritime history

Champagne Pools: Natural rock pools where ocean waves create a bubbling effect

The Pinnacles: Vibrant coloured sand cliffs showcasing the island's geological beauty

Access to Cathedrals on Fraser is by 4WD only. Cathedrals on Fraser is a privately-owned campground, which means you are not required to have a QPWS camping permit. However, all vehicles entering K’gari are required to have a vehicle access permit before arriving. You can get your permit online. 

Travelling from Rainbow Beach:

Take the Mantaray Barge from Inskip Point (15 mins from Rainbow Beach), operating daily from 6am - 5pm with no booking required. The crossing takes 10 minutes, followed by a 60km (1.5 hr) beach drive north from Hook Point. Cathedrals is about 10 minutes past the Maheno shipwreck

Travelling from Hervey Bay:

Sealink ferries depart River Heads (20 mins from Hervey Bay) to Wanggoolba Creek (30 mins) or Kingfisher Bay (45 mins) - bookings essential. From either point, drive to Eurong (45-60 mins), then continue 35km north (45 mins) along the beach.