Welcome to Cooktown and our Cooktown Orchid Travellers Park
Cooktown at the mouth of the Endeavour
The famous James Cook Museum
The Endeavour Replica visiting Cooktown
Cooktown at the mouth of the Endeavour
An attractive friendly park in the middle of historic Cooktown
Sites to suite campers, caravans and RVs
Surrounded by parkland and open space on three sides
Walk everywhere - A great base for enjoying all that Cooktown has to offer
Explore Cooktown's fascinating history, Discover our Aboriginal heritage
Enjoy great walks, spectacular scenery, fishing, birdwatching and more . . .
Yes, and we're pet friendly for friendly pets
About our Park
Accommodation & Facilities,
Rates, Bookings
Our Location
Getting to Cooktown
Campervan Hire
Explore Cooktown
Botanic Gardens, Museum, History Centre, Cemetery, Grassy Hill, Waterfront, Wharf, Beaches,
Uncover the history
Birthplace of Modern Australia, Goldrush History
Where to find our History
Our Aboriginal Heritage
Our Aboriginal History, Art & Culture in the Region
Explore the Region
Keatings Lagoon, Waterfalls & Swimming, Rock Art, Stunning Scenery
Activities
Fishing, Walking & Hiking,
Birdwatching, Kite Surfing
Take a Tour
River, Fishing, Aboriginal Art & Culture
WHAT PEOPLE SAY
"We're currently staying in this delightful park for 4 nights. It's just lovely. The amenities, camp kitchen, pool and entire park are spotlessly clean . . On check in I was given all manner of maps and information. I would definitely stay here again if ever in Cooktown. 10 out of 10."
"We loved Cooktown and the Park. Elizabeth welcomed us and was very friendly and helpful. Gave us lots of information about Cooktown and its surrounds. There's lots to see and do in Cooktown and we were able to do most of this on foot from the Park's convenient location"
"Everything I expected and more. Thank you LIz & Will, your small park totally suited my needs. The clean facilities and pool were tops, costs as expected for the convenience of being right in town and close to everything. Thanks for a wonderful few days"