- Toilets
- Shelter
- Showers
- Accessible toilet
Rest area
Burleigh head national park
2 Gold Coast Highway Eastbound
Burleigh head national park is a rest area on the Gold Coast Highway (2), Queensland, Australia. It serves eastbound traffic. It has toilets, water that should be treated before drinking, a shelter, showers and accessible toilets. There is no drinking water, truck parking, a dump point or picnic tables.
At a glance
- Overnight stay
- 20 hours
- Toilets
- Yes
- Drinking water
- Untreated only
- Truck parking
- No
- Dump point
- No
Facilities
- Toilets
- Water (treat before drinking)
- Shelter
- Showers
- Accessible toilet
- Rubbish bins
- Lighting
Not available here
- No drinking water
- No truck parking
- No dump point
- No picnic tables
Can I stay overnight here?
Queensland: You may stay up to 20 hours in any 24-hour period at a rest area, unless signs say otherwise.
Signs at a rest area always override the general rule. Full rules and sources →
Nearby stops
- Tallebudgera Creek park/ palm beach Rest area · 0.4 km
- John Laws Park / Burleigh Heads Lookout Rest area · 0.8 km
- Jebbribillum Bora ring Rest area · 2.5 km
- Service centre near Tugun Heights Service centre · 2.8 km
- Palm Beach parklands Rest area · 4 km
- Alex Griffith Park Rest area · 5.6 km
Where this information comes from
- Facilities: Department of Transport and Main Roads (Qld) (data as of 5 August 2021). CC BY 3.0 AU
- Directory updated 27 September 2026.
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