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Woodgate Beach Hotel

Beelbi Creek, QLD

Woodgate Beach Hotel sits on the Esplanade at Beelbi Creek, a quiet coastal hamlet roughly 370km north of Brisbane and 35km east of Childers in Queensland's Discovery Coast region. This beachfront venue serves road-trippers exploring the Bundaberg hinterland, families seeking uncrowded beaches, and anglers drawn to Woodgate's fishing reputation. The hotel faces Woodgate Beach, a long sweep of sand known for its calm waters and four-wheel-drive access. Nearby attractions include the Burrum Coast National Park, the historic town of Childers with its fruit-picking heritage, and Bundaberg—home to rum distilleries and Mon Repos turtle rookery—an hour's drive north.

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Onsite parkingRestaurant onsiteBar and loungeBeachfront locationFamily-friendlyWiFi available

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Frequently asked

Where exactly is Woodgate Beach Hotel?

The hotel is at 195 Esplanade in Beelbi Creek, directly on the waterfront at Woodgate Beach, approximately 35km east of Childers and 60km south of Bundaberg on Queensland's Discovery Coast.

What's nearby?

Woodgate Beach stretches for kilometres in both directions, ideal for swimming and fishing. Burrum Coast National Park borders the area, and the heritage town of Childers is a 30-minute drive inland. Bundaberg, known for its rum distillery and Mon Repos turtle encounters, is about an hour north.

Is it suitable for families?

Yes, Woodgate Beach is known for calm, patrolled waters and a relaxed atmosphere. The hotel provides meal options and the beach is safe for children, with shallow wading areas and minimal crowds.

Any parking available?

The hotel offers onsite parking. Woodgate Beach also permits four-wheel-drive access on the sand, popular with fishing and camping enthusiasts.

What type of traveller stays here?

The hotel attracts road-trippers between Brisbane and the southern Great Barrier Reef, fishing enthusiasts, families wanting a quiet beach escape, and grey nomads touring the Discovery Coast.