The most beautiful camping spots in Townsville

By Megan Arkinstall
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From sleeping under the stars surrounded by Wet Tropics rainforest, to family-friendly holiday parks with all the bells and whistles, here’s a round-up of the best camping in Townsville.

Perhaps you want to immerse yourself in the surrounding World Heritage wilderness made up of prehistoric rainforest to tropical islands, are exploring North Queensland in your caravan or motorhome, or simply want affordable camping accommodation to save your money for Townsville’s many adventures.

Whatever the reason, camping options in Townsville are wide and varied, from remote national park sites only reached by four-wheel-drive to glamping with all the creature comforts.

National parks and reserves

1. Lake Paluma, Paluma Range National Park

Lake Paluma (or Paluma Dam) is a popular campsite inside Paluma Range National Park for those coming to enjoy aquatic adventures, such as swimming, stand-up paddle boarding and kayaking or to explore the nearby national park. There are 25 campsites, picnic areas, barbecues and fires are allowed.

Features: unpowered sites, toilets, barbecues, picnic shelter, fires allowed

Paluma Range National Park.

Ethel Creek Falls is one of many freshwater creeks inside Paluma Range National Park. (Image: Tourism & Events Queensland)

2. Remote bush camping, Bowling Green Bay National Park

Combining coastal and mountain scenery, Bowling Green Bay National Park is located 25 kilometres south of Townsville, stretching from Cleveland Bay to Mount Elliot Range.

Intrepid visitors come here to hike in its remote wildernesses, through rugged bushland and pockets of rainforest to find hidden creeks and waterfalls. If you choose to stay overnight, there are several options for basic bush camping, accessed only by four-wheel drive. Alligator Falls camping area is accessed only on foot; it’s for fit, well-prepared, and experienced walkers only.

Features: four-wheel-drive or foot access only, unpowered sites, fires allowed

Alligator Falls camping area

The remote camping area at Alligator Falls allows for plenty of wildlife spotting. (Image: Tourism & Events Queensland)

3. Big Crystal Creek, Paluma Range National Park

Located in the southern section of the Wet Tropics World Heritage Area, 70 kilometres north of Townsville, Paluma Range National Park is a tropical wonderland that is popular for bushwalking, bird watching and wild swimming.

Big Crystal Creek is one of the best spots for taking a dip, and conveniently there’s a campsite located on its banks.

The campsite is accessible in a car and has sites that are suitable for tents, camper trailers, campervans and motorhomes. It also has toilets, picnic tables and barbecues. Campfires are also allowed, so after a day of bushwalking and swimming in fresh, pristine waterholes, you can snuggle up by a fire under the stars.

Features: unpowered sites, flushing toilets, cold showers, picnic tables, gas barbecues, fires allowed in fire rings

woman swimming in big crystal creek townsville

Cool off in Big Crystal Creek. (Image: TEQ)

Holiday Parks

4. BIG4 Tasman Holiday Parks – Rowes Bay

A short walk from Rowes Bay, one of Townsville’s best beaches ideal for refreshing dips, long walks and playing, Big4 Tasman Holiday Parks Rowes Bay is one of the best-located caravan parks. When not at the beach, you can easily walk or cycle into town along The Strand.

Surrounded by tropical gardens, the caravan park has plenty to do on-site with a swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, and a giant chessboard. When it comes to accommodation, the park features cabin and villa accommodation, as well as powered and unpowered sites for camping and caravans.

Features: cabins, powered and unpowered sites, camp kitchen, barbecues, amenities, laundries, swimming pool, tennis and basketball courts, kiosk

Camp Near Rowes Beach

Big4 Tasman Holiday Park is a short walk from Rowes Bay. (Image: Tourism & Events Queensland)

5. Discovery Parks Townsville

Fifteen minutes south of the city centre, Discovery Parks Townsville is a large park that offers a range of accommodations including motel rooms, cabins and powered and unpowered sites.

Most importantly – for parents with kids, that is – this park is kid heaven, keeping the little ones entertained with a bouncing pillow, playground, swimming pool, waterslides and a water park.

Fun aside, the park is packed with conveniences, too, including a camp kitchen, barbecues, laundry, kiosk, and it’s also dog-friendly.

Features: cabins, powered and unpowered sites, camp kitchen, barbecues, laundries, kiosk, amenities, dog-friendly, swimming pool, waterpark, playground

Discovery Parks Townsville.

Discovery Parks Townsville is the perfect camping location.

6. Bungalow Bay Koala Village

Magnetic Island is the ultimate day trip from Townsville, however, if you choose to stay overnight, Bungalow Bay Koala Village is an affordable option with budget accommodation and camping in double and twin bungalows, share bungalows and on powered and unpowered sites, within minutes from Horseshoe Bay.

There’s also a tropical-style pool with sun lounges, a bar that is open all day – from coffee to cocktails, a camp kitchen and laundry.

But the best bit? Bungalow Bay boasts its own wildlife park, which is home to koalas, turtles, pythons, wombats, lizards and crocs. There are two tours daily, for guests to get up close and personal with these native animals.

Features: powered and unpowered sites, bungalows, camp kitchen, laundry, amenities, swimming pool, bar/kiosk

Koalas on Magnetic Island

Spot the koalas on Magnetic Island. (Image: Khy Orchard/ Tourism & Events Queensland)

7. Townsville Lakes Holiday Park

A short 10-minute drive from Townsville’s CBD, Townsville Lakes Holiday Park is perched on Curralea Lake and offers units, cabins and bungalows that can fit up to five people, as well as powered sites with ensuites. These large concrete sites are suitable for caravans, camper trailers and tents.

The park is fuss-free featuring barbecue facilities and a camp kitchen, convenient for those nights that you feel like staying in, and a swimming pool for those hot Townsville days. It’s also dog-friendly, so your furry best mate can join you.

Features: cabins, powered sites with ensuites, swimming pool, camp kitchen, barbecues, dog-friendly

aerial of Townsville Lakes Holiday Park

Camp lakeside with your pet. (Image: Facebook/Townsville Lakes Holiday Park)

8. Big4 Ingenia Holidays Townsville

This park is another one that will please all campers, from young to old to furry. Set among tropical gardens, Big4 Ingenia Holidays is a 20-minute drive from Townsville but has everything you need right at your fingertips – that includes essentials such as a camp kitchen and barbecues, a laundry, a convenience store/kiosk and a whole heap of non-essential super fun features.

Big4 Ingenia Holidays Townsville aerial of pool

Dive right into Big4 Ingenia Holidays Townsville.

Think several pools including a toddler pool, a waterpark, waterslides, a playground, trike hire, jumping pillow, beach volleyball, pedal karts, mini golf, bike hire, basketball… the list goes on.

When it comes to rest, you can choose from two- and three-bedroom villas, cabins, and dog-friendly unpowered and powered sites.

Features: cabins, powered and unpowered sites, camp kitchen, barbecues, laundry, kiosk, amenities, dog-friendly, swimming pool, waterpark, playground, waterslide, bike hire, mini golf, jumping pillow

Big4 Ingenia Holidays Townsville cabins

Choose from two- and three-bedroom villas or cabins.

Free camping

9. Balgal Beach

Around 45 minutes north of Townsville, Balgal Beach is one of the area’s most beautiful beaches.

There is free camping available here at two campsites, one of tents only and one for RVs, set on the foreshore so you can fall asleep to the sounds of the waves. The RV site has a boat ramp and kiosk, where you can grab some fish and chips, and a playground for little ones to enjoy. Dogs are permitted at both campsites but must remain on leash.

Features: unpowered sites, toilets, barbecues, picnic area, dog-friendly

boat ramp at balgal beach Townsville

Camp at one of the region’s most beautiful beaches. (Image: Rob and Stephanie Levy)

10. Saunders Beach

This beachside RV site at Saunders Beach is located a little more than 30 minutes north of Townsville, equipped with shaded picnic tables, barbecues and a pirate ship playground for kids.

Beach fishing is popular here and the sand is excellent for fossicking shells; it’s also dog-friendly but they must always be on the lead. There’s also the Wulgurukaba Plant Trail nearby, a community trail with interpretive signage to teach visitors about native plants and how they’re traditionally used for food and medicine.

Features: unpowered sites, barbecues, shaded picnic tables, toilets, dog-friendly, playground

Saunders Beach Townsville at sunset

Watch the sunset colours at Saunders Beach. (Image: Rob and Stephanie Levy)

11. Bluewater Park

Close to Saunders Beach, this small campsite is surrounded by tranquil bushland with access to Bluewater Creek. It is suitable for caravans and RVs and has a playground, café, picnic benches and is dog-friendly, however, they must always remain on the lead.

Features: unpowered sites, toilets, picnic tables, playground, café, dog-friendly

Glamping

12. Big4 Townsville Eco Resort

Set on 14 acres of landscaped grounds where wallabies graze, Townsville Eco Resort is a family-owned, eco-conscious property that offers unpowered and powered sites as well as comfortable cabins, just 20 minutes from Townsville. However, it’s the glamping tents that are the real zinger.

These safari-style tents will include queen, king and wheelchair-friendly options, fitted out with modern furnishings and have views over the lilypad-dotted wetland. The property also has a swimming pool, restaurant and café, and is located across the road from Billabong Sanctuary, a native wildlife park.

Features: unpowered and powered sites, cabins, glamping tents, swimming pool, restaurant, café, amenities

pool at Big4 Townsville Eco Resort

Relax in the charming pool. (Image: Roady)

Heading to Townsville soon? If camping isn’t your thing, find out where to stay in and around Townsville for your next adventure.

Megan Arkinstall is a freelance travel writer who you’ll often find at the beach, bushwalking or boating with her young family. She loves reliving travel memories through writing, whether that be sipping limoncello in a sun-drenched courtyard of Monterosso or swimming with green turtles in the aquamarine waters of Tropical North Queensland.
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20 of the best accommodation options in Townsville

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    From bright and breezy beachfront motels to tropical resorts with poolside bars to luxury island hideaways, Townsville has a tonne of accommodation options.

    With its balmy tropical climate, abundant sunshine and ample sightlines lover the Coral Sea, accommodation in Townsville means water-view balconies, rooftop restaurants, poolside bars, and expansive verandahs will do. Luckily,  that’s what it serves up in spades.

    From sunny beachfront motels to tropical resorts with strong holiday vibes, and from historic Queenslanders to island retreats just a short ferry or helicopter ride away, there’s an oasis for you here to relax in after a day of exploring the city.

    Townsville hotels and resorts

    From boutique hotels with quirky designs and tucked-away restaurants to luxury resorts, with swimming pools, day spas, and entertainment at your doorstep, Townsville has a hotel or resort to suit all travellers.

    1. The Ville Resort-Casino

    the pool at The Ville Resort-Casino, Townsville

    The Ville Resort-Casino has an infinity pool with a swim-up bar, a sun-soaked deck and private cabanas.

    The iconic The Ville Resort-Casino overlooking the marina is a stylishly laid-back destination with a tropical holiday feel that connects 194 guest rooms, a designer pool, five restaurants and a nightspot to its surrounding scenery and the oceanic Coral Sea and Magnetic Island aspects. The resort channels a lush pleasure garden vibe, with nods to the vernacular architecture of Townsville. Its guest rooms have more than a hint of mid-century California in their retro-cool furnishings and leaf-print carpet. Although you’re only a leisurely stroll away from The Strand, with its cafes and restaurants, The Ville’s dining and drinking options might just mean you stay put. Choose between Miss Songs, a modern Asian fusion restaurant; Quarterdeck, a cocktail bar with a balcony boasting uninterrupted views of Magnetic Island; the poolside, Palm Springs-inspired Splash Bar; the contemporary Palm House; and the laidback and welcoming Spin Café. Guests can also wander next door to the five-star Ardo to partake in their culinary collection.

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    2. Rambutan

    the pool area with shaded sofas at Rambutan, Townsville

    The design-savvy resort has a vast pool with shaded sofas to relax on.

    A boutique resort hotel in the centre of Townsville city, Rambutan is a design-savvy spot with 45 guest rooms catering to a range of budgets – from king rooms to deluxe suites and self-contained villas. The star of the show here is its rooftop pool, bar and restaurant, Armati’s, which serves up Mediterranean and Italian-inspired share plates – including its signature wood-fired pizzas – and carafes of wine alongside sweeping views of the marina.

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    3. Mercure Townsville

    the pool area with sun loungers at Mercure Townsville

    Mercure Townsville is home to an expansive free-form swimming pool with a spa. (Image: Phil Cropp)

    A 10-minute drive from the city centre, the four-star Mercure Townsville is spread across five luscious hectares of tropical gardens on the banks of Lake Curralea.

    Its 162 rooms and 12 two-bedroom bungalows offer views across the lake, gardens or pool – Townsville’s resort-style swimming pool with the added bonus of a spa. There are also two full-size tennis courts on the property and a restaurant, Celsius, with a poolside deck and an à la carte dinner menu for making the most of North Queensland’s balmy nights.

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    4. Orpheus Island Lodge

    a woman admiring the sunset by the pool at Orpheus Island Lodge, Townsville

    Watch the sun go down with a drink in hand at Orpheus Island Lodge. (Image: James Vodicka)

    For a unique and exclusive tropical North Queensland experience, take off in a helicopter from Townsville for the 30-minute (extremely scenic) flight over the Great Barrier Reef to Orpheus Island Lodge – a secluded hideaway that accommodates just 28 guests at a time. Check into one of its 14 contemporary suites rendered in tones reflective of their beachfront aspect, indulge at its on-site spa, dine at its award-winning restaurant and set off to explore the pristine reef at your doorstep. A stay at this sustainably minded luxury island resort includes three gourmet meals daily, an all-inclusive minibar and unlimited use of fishing and snorkelling gear, paddleboards, kayaks and more. And don’t miss Orpheus’s signature ‘Dining with the Tides’ experience, a night of exclusive dining for two under the stars on the island’s jetty.

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    5. The Palmer Collective

    The Palmer Collective, Townsville

    This tropical-themed boutique hotel underwent a renovation in early 2022.

    Located in the heart of Townsville’s CBD, The Palmer Collective is an easy walk to Flinders Mall and City Lane, where you’ll find shopping, restaurants and bars. The four-star hotel was renovated in early 2022 and has a fresh, subtle tropical theme across its guest rooms.

    Start your day at Palmers Bar and Kitchen, the on-site restaurant, with breakfast favourites such as avocado on sourdough or eggs benedict, or choose pub classics from the all-day menu, including a chicken schnitzel and steak sandwich. You can also keep up your fitness in the gym and escape the North Queensland heat in the outdoor swimming pool.

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    6. Ardo Resort

    the front view of Ardo Resort in Townsville

    The five-star Ardo Resort will reward you with unbeatable views and unparalleled service. (Image: Simon Shiff)

    Positioned for an uninterrupted vantage of the milky-blue Coral Sea, where anchored sailboats bob lazily in the calm waters, Ardo is Townsville’s latest luxury offering. The 32 rooms and suites are styled in soothingly minimalist tones that emphasise the high-vis tropical optics of the hotel’s surrounds. When the reef beyond isn’t beckoning, exhale on-site at the rooftop pool and adjacent bar, where sunsets descend in a blaze of iridescent oranges, or spend a quiet hour in the jade-hued spa or at the onsite gym. Contributing to the city’s high-end dining scene, Ardo’s two incredible restaurants are showpieces of culinary excellence. Downstairs, Terasu plates up beautifully refined Japanese dishes made with locally caught seafood, while the loftily located Marmor is an epicurean union of land and sea with views from city to reef.

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    7. Pelorus Private Island

    a luxury suite with sea views at Pelorus Private Island, Townsville

    The indulgent hideaway opens out to incredible ocean views.

    The neighbouring island to Orpheus, unlock next-level luxury at the exclusive-use, all-inclusive Pelorus Private Island. Descending after a scenic 30-minute helicopter ride from Townsville, you’ll be greeted with bubbles and warm welcomes from your hosts as you acclimatise to the beauty of your surrounds. Set in the Great Palm Archipelago of the Great Barrier Reef, Pelorus perches on a slip of white sand encircled by crystal reefs. The single communal living residence with five suites is beautifully crafted with natural materials and styled with a laidback, understated elegance. The very definition of quiet luxury, this stunning escape is remarkable in its isolation and intuitive service. Those lucky enough to castaway here enjoy chef-made meals daily, all-inclusive drinks, and unlimited use of watercraft and boat charters. Design your own adventure with the Pelorus team always on-hand to guide you on fishing, snorkelling or hiking expeditions. If that all seems like too much effort, a freshly opened coconut and a poolside sun lounge awaits. Needless to say, this is a once-in-a-lifetime escape for most, but you can share the cost (by enquiry only) between 10 guests.

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    Self-contained stays

    Families and larger groups will find convenience in accommodation that offers kitchen facilities and more space. These self-contained apartments and units are ideal for these travellers and for long-term stays.

    8. Quest Townsville on Eyre

    a contemporary apartment with windows that open out to scenic views at Quest Townsville on Eyre

    The comfortable apartments are conveniently located near Townsville’s CBD.

    Four-star hotel Quest Townsville on Eyre is within walking distance to Townsville’s CBD and offers 85 studio, one- and two- and three-bedroom serviced apartments. Each comfortable and contemporary apartment has a kitchen and some feature balconies, while studios have kitchenettes when you need to eat in. There’s also an al fresco barbecue area for chilled nights, an outdoor swimming pool and an on-site gym.

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    9. Hidden Valley Cabins

    the exterior of Hidden Valley Cabins, Townsville

    Hidden Valley Cabins are constructed from locally sourced recycled timber.

    Need a holiday from your holiday? Drive 1.5 hours north-west of Townsville and check into the 100 per cent solar-powered Hidden Valley Cabins, located on the western edge of Paluma Range National Park, for a lungful of fresh mountain air and lower humidity than you’ll find on the coast. The bush resort offers rustic and cosy cabins, which – built from locally sourced recycled timber – were designed with the environment in mind from the very beginning. There is a range of daily tours and activities designed to introduce you to the wildlife, ecosystems and landscapes of the Hidden Valley, including platypus and nocturnal safaris. Four-day all-inclusive tours departing from Townsville can also be booked.

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    10. Peppers Blue on Blue

    the resort pool at Peppers Blue on Blue, Townsville

    Each apartment boasts its own balcony, and the larger options have private plunge pools.

    Taking the quick ferry trip out to Magnetic Island is non-negotiable for visitors to Townsville, and to really make the most out of the laid-back tropical island experience you’ll have here, consider checking in for a night or two. A 4.5-star resort located opposite the ferry terminal, Peppers Blue on Blue is one of the island’s most luxurious offerings. Ranging from hotel rooms to apartments to a three-bedroom apartment, each boasts its own balcony, many offer kitchen facilities and the larger options have private plunge pools. On top of this, it offers two outdoor pools, a day spa, and a restaurant and bar – Boardwalk – that deals in fresh tropical produce, including seafood straight from the reef, fine wines and vibrant cocktails.

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    11. Island Leisure Resort

    the Queen bure at Island Leisure Resort, Townsville

    Stay in a self-contained Polynesian-style bure.

    Alternatively, check into Magnetic Island’s Island Leisure Resort on the other side of the marina. Small and boutique, this property is set on half a hectare of tropical gardens dotted with self-contained Polynesian-style bures, each with its own kitchen and outdoor dining patio.

    Also onsite is a large lagoon pool and spa, a poolside barbecue area, a full-size tennis court, and a games room and library.

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    Accommodation on The Strand

    Smack-bang on The Strand, these motels and hotels are across from Townsville’s waterfront, boasting rooms with ocean views, and walking distance to drinking, dining, playgrounds and The Strand Waterpark.

    12. Beach House Motel

    a whitewashed bedroom at Beach House Motel, The Strand, Townsville

    Bed down in a cosy, whitewashed room opposite Townsville Beach.

    This 3.5-star family-owned Beach House Motel is situated right on Townsville’s foreshore, The Strand, and offers a range of 24 clean, comfortable and stylish rooms and studio suites that put you in prime position for exploring the city’s beachy highlights without breaking the bank. Among its attractions are a swimming pool with water views out to Magnetic Island and Cleveland Bay, and proximity to all the bars, restaurants and cafes of this buzzy strip, including Longboard Bar & Grill and C-Bar, right across the road.

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    13. Aquarius on the Beach

    a suite with sea views at Aquarius on the Beach, Townsville

    Wake up to this kind of view at Aquarius on the Beach.

    Positioned on The Strand, Aquarius on the Beach claims to have the best views in Townsville.

    Each of its spacious rooms has a balcony that overlooks the ocean and out to Magnetic Island. You can book a standard hotel room or a studio or suite with kitchen facilities.

    There is a swimming pool onsite, or head over to Strand Park, which has beach swimming (with stinger nets), as well as walking and biking paths, picnic areas, basketball courts and a playground, just a short walk away.

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    14. Strand Motel

    This basic motel is well positioned on The Strand, within quick walking distance of the toddler park and the epic water playground, which kids will love. Strand Motel offers hotel rooms, as well as two- and three-bedroom units. The units have full kitchens, though, with your location right near some of the best restaurants and cafes in Townsville, you won’t need these cooking facilities every night. There’s also the Strand View Café onsite, which serves an all-day breakfast menu, where you can sip on your morning coffee with views of the sun rising over the ocean.

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    Pet-friendly accommodation

    Travelling with your dog? These pet-friendly hotels and motels will let your four-legged friend enjoy your Townsville holiday with you.

    15. The Robert Towns

    Located at the foot of Castle Hill, The Robert Towns is a motel offering pet-friendly accommodation, as well as spacious family rooms and one-bedroom apartments. It’s a short walk into the CBD, where you’ll find dining and shopping. The property has an outdoor swimming pool, barbecue facilities and an on-site laundromat, and it caters to large group bookings.

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    Townsville bed and breakfast

    16. Classique Bed and Breakfast

    the gold room at Classique Bed and Breakfast, Townsville

    Retreat into a rustic yet classy room at Classique Bed and Breakfast.

    Check into Classique Bed and Breakfast to stay in a magnificent old Queenslander built in 1890 with original timber floors, high pressed-metal ceilings and French doors that spill onto a sunny verandah. The property has just three ensuite queen guest rooms, each elegantly appointed, an outdoor spa and a games room for playing pool, snooker or darts. Enjoy a complimentary tropical breakfast on the deck each morning and soak in the ambience and good old-fashioned hospitality that comes with the territory here. You’ll find Classique at the foot of the city’s landmark Castle Hill, with quick access to one of its trails for sunset hikes, and a few minutes’ drive from the city centre.

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    Townsville Airbnbs

    For a tropical home away from home or when you’re planning a longer stay, settle into the cadence of Townsville life in a beautiful Airbnb.

    17. Studio 1201

    a suite with a balcony at Studio 1201, Townsville

    This one-bedroom stay opens out to a beguiling vista.

    Ascend to level 12 and drop your bags at the door the second you lock eyes on the shimmering blue horizon from the balcony of this stylish, one-bedroom stay. Bi-fold doors open out to that beguiling vista, but inside, the architecturally designed interiors easily hold your attention, from marble finishes to floating timber shelves. Although a private apartment, Studio 1201 is located within the Aquarius Hotel, which means you can use all the shared facilities except the front desk.

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    18. The Elba on Gregory

    This North Ward apartment is just a five-minute stroll to The Strand, with easy access to restaurants, bars and Townsville City. Styled in a 1970s-era Mediterranean aesthetic with contemporary touches, The Elba is a beachfront, two-bedroom stay full of charm. Retreat from the heat in the bright and open, air-conditioned space and make yourself entirely at home.

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    19. Strand Residence by Sublime Experiences

    the apartment entrance at Strand Residence by Sublime Experiences, Townsville

    Strand Residence by Sublime Experiences is the perfect oasis for a Townsville holiday. (Image: Lauren and Douglas laurenanddouglas.com)

    This gorgeous one-bedroom, ground-floor apartment is set in a historic block of just three and is truly the place to entwine yourself in a tropical life. The beautiful timber shiplap building enjoys a shared garden and design-savvy styling throughout. You’re also within easy reach of The Strand and the beach, but being nestled two blocks behind the action, you’re also removed from the noise that comes with it. If that’s not enough space for you, Sublime Experiences also has a two-bedroom apartment in the same sweet block.

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    20. Seabreeze

    Perfect for a couple of couples or a few friends, this two-bedroom unit is a coastal retreat in handy proximity to the lively diversions at The Strand. Stylishly renovated with oceanic hues and contemporary touches, you’ll find holiday goals ticked at Seabreeze with a full kitchen, laundry, patio and retro motel vibes.

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