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Frasers at Cathedral Beach, Fraser Island

Frasers at Cathedral Beach is the ideal location from which to base your holiday at beautiful World Heritage Listed Fraser Island. Situated on the eastern beach, close to major beauty spots such as the Coloured Sands, Frasers at Cathedral Beach is located 10 kilometres north of Eli Creek.

As Fraser Island’s only private campground Frasers at Cathedral Beach offers a lush and quiet setting situated on 25 acres that provides a choice of self contained two and three bedroom cabins or spacious level camp sites.

Accommodation Options

Two Bedroom Cabin

Three Bedroom Cabins

Two Bedroom Cabin – Ensuite

Camp Sites

Powered Sites

Website: www.fraserislandco.com.au/frasers.html

Experiences

  • Caravan and Camping

Popular Activities

  • Bird Watching
  • Bush Walking
  • Fishing - Beach
  • Sightseeing
  • Beach
  • Fishing
  • National Park
  • Off Road Driving
  • Rainforest
  • Wilderness
  • Wildlife
  • World Heritage

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