Ancient limestone caves: Experience Queensland’s oldest playground, 400 million years in the making!

A family-owned commercial saltwater crocodile farm and visitor attraction near Emu Park.

Local museum covering the history and development of Emu Park and surrounding districts

Large foreshore playground featuring a double flying fox, all-abilities swing, Galleon ship and shaded play areas.

A beautiful coastal boardwalk beneath the Singing Ship, with memorial installations and information about major First World War battles.

Singing Ship is one of Emu Park’s most recognisable landmarks, sitting high on the headland overlooking Keppel Bay and its islands. 

Yeppoon is home to plenty of beaches and rocky peninsulas perfect for throwing a line in, but a fishing charter to the best spots on the Southern Great Barrier Reef will be an unforgettable day out.

There are 27 islands scattered along this stretch of coastline, but one needs no introduction: Great Keppel Island. Take it slow and laze on the sand, or dive into an underwater wonderland.

Yeppoon’s creativity doesn’t stop at its beaches; it spills onto the walls, car parks and laneways, transforming the town into an open-air gallery.

Explore the best markets on the Capricorn Coast with options at both Yeppoon and Emu Park.

Appleton Park is a fantastic all-abilities playground located on Anzac Parade along Yeppoon’s beautiful foreshore.

Keppel Kraken is a free to access water play feature on the Yeppoon foreshore.

The Yeppoon Lagoon is a free, family-friendly resort-style lagoon pool at the southern end of the Yeppoon foreshore.