Discovery Parks Ayr situated midway between Townsville and Bowen in the lush tropics of North Queensland, Ayr is more than just a pit stop on your coastal road trip, it’s the vibrant heart of sugarcane country, brimming with hidden gems. Take the opportunity to explore the Burdekin region’s stunning beaches, birdlife-rich wetlands, charming boutiques, and one of Australia’s premier dive sites.
Discovery Parks – Ayr is your ideal base for this adventure, offering a variety of accommodation options to suit every type of traveler. Whether you’re a camper, caravanner, or seeking the comforts of self-contained cabins and villas, you’ll find the perfect spot to relax and recharge.
Immerse yourself in the beauty and excitement of Ayr and its surroundings. Discovery Parks Ayr provides all the amenities you need for an unforgettable stay in this captivating part of North Queensland.
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Steve Hayden
5 months agoGreat park. Clean and quiet. Excellent facilities. We had our own van so can't speak for the cabins, but they look very nice from the outside. The drive through site we had was opposite the amenities and a breeze to maneuver our 26' van in and out. My wife and I recommend this park and will definitely stay again.
fiona henley
2 months agoCan’t comment on rooms as have a van… lovely lady in reception, easy check in… we have a very big rig, she made it super easy with a drive thru site, didn’t even have to unhook Park is super tidy, pool is lovely ammenities are big and very clean. Super happy we chose to stay here 🤠🤩
Samantha Sims
4 months agoBooked a 2 bedroom cabin for two nights in Ayr due to no accommodation being available in Townsville. Straightforward check-in, but not overly welcoming. The cabin was clean, tidy and quiet until the backpackers were coming/going for the day. The bed in the main room rolled around the room however it was comfortable, the beds in the second bedroom were double bed bunks. There was plenty of cupboards and storage in the bedrooms. The bathroom had been attempted to be modernised. The kitchen was a usable space, although there was only a table and kitchen chairs, and no where to sit with a cuppa to watch some TV before going to bed at night. The hot water was more like warm water, so a hot shower was out of the question. We enjoyed seeing geckos in and around the cabin (they were cute, but didn't bother us). Laundry was $4 per wash and $4 per dryer load. There was a charge (I think $1) to use the BBQ. The pool was enjoyed by one of our children. The wifi was non-existent and unusable in the cabin. Town was within a 5 minute drive and was pleasant to look around.
John Williams
7 months agoA hidden Gem in Ayr. A really nice park, all slabs and plenty of shade. The Amenities were top notch ( oldish ) but immaculate. The showers are huge and were built in a time that catered for the guest not built to cost. So you can turn around and not hit the taps or walls. We were travelling so only stayed over night but I would be happy to stay there for longer. The staff were very friendly and as they lived there and had travelled so were able to provide advise to us for our trip.
Terese Sedawie
4 months agoFantastic little park, great facilities and super clean. Awesome outdoor kitchen complete with oven, tv, couch area and table. Great swimming pool for the kids and jumping pillow. Close to town and lovely staff.