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Caravan dump points near Cooloola Cove, QLD

Where can I empty a caravan toilet near Cooloola Cove?

13 public toilets list a dump point within 50 km of Cooloola Cove. The closest is Freshwater - Great Sandy National Park, in Cooloola Cove.

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13 dump points within 50 km, nearest first

  1. Freshwater - Great Sandy National Park

    Rainbow Beach Road, Cooloola Cove

    Open 24 hours · Dump point available after hours · Accessible · 9 km

  2. Tin Can Bay Caravan Dump Point

    Esplanade (GPS is street), Tin Can Bay

    Variable hours · 10 km

  3. Rainbow Beach Dump Point

    Lot 3 Clarkson Drive, Rainbow Beach

    Open 24 hours · 10 km

  4. Tin Can Bay Dump Point

    2 Snapper Creek Road, Tin Can Bay

    Open 24 hours · 10 km

  5. Kia Ora Standown Park Dump Point

    91 Radtke Road, Kia Ora

    Open 24 hours · Payment required · 27 km

  6. Fraser Island Tooloora Crk

    Hook Point Bypass Road, Fraser Island

    Open 24 hours · 31 km

  7. Gympie Caravan Dump Point

    Six Mile Ck 6 km South Gympie beside AFL ground, Glanmire

    Variable hours · 45 km

  8. Six Mile Creek Rest Area

    Bruce Highway, Monkland

    Open 24 hours · 45 km

  9. Six Mile Creek

    612 Bruce Highway, Glanmire

    Variable hours · 46 km

  10. Six Mile Rest Area

    Bruce Highway, Glanmire

    Open 24 hours · 46 km

  11. Pomona Showgrounds

    19 Exhibition Street, Pomona

    Open 24 hours · 46 km

  12. Archery Park

    Cross Street, Gympie

    Open 24 hours · 47 km

  13. Cooroy RV Stop Dump Point

    17 Mary River Road, Cooroy

    Open 24 hours · 50 km

Common questions

Can I use a dump point near Cooloola Cove after hours?

10 of the 13 are at toilets listed as open 24 hours. 1 is marked as available after hours.

Does it cost anything to use a dump point near Cooloola Cove?

1 of the 13 lists a fee. No fee is listed for the rest. That is what the National Public Toilet Map records, not a promise, so check the signs on site.

How current is this list?

It comes from the National Public Toilet Map, published by the Australian Government, and is refreshed every week. Facilities close and change, so check each toilet's page for its listed hours before a long detour.

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