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Currimundi, QLD 4551

Sunshine Coast · Queensland · Population 68,286 · Median age 44

Currimundi is a beachside suburb on the Sunshine Coast with excellent beach access, multiple walking trails, and caravan facilities nearby.

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Written by Touringuide Team

Currimundi sits on the Sunshine Coast with direct access to sandy beaches and a network of walking trails through coastal heath. The suburb attracts retirees and families, with a median age of 44 and median household income of $1489 per week. With over 90 trails within reach, visitors have plenty of options for exploring the coastline and hinterland on foot.

The area has 11 campsites in the vicinity, with Dicky Beach Family Holiday Park the closest option at 1.6km. Shopping and services are well-catered for with 47 local shops and businesses, plus 100 public toilets across the area—useful for travellers with caravans or campervans.

About Currimundi — Demographics

Based on postcode 4551 area (ABS Census 2021)
68,286
Population
44
Median Age
$1,489/wk
Median Household Income
2.5
Avg Household Size
$1,950/mo
Median Mortgage
$450/wk
Median Rent
21%
Born Overseas

Travel Info

Must See

  • Beach Access 258Direct beach access within walking distance; ideal for coastal views and short walks
  • Heath CircuitLocal walking trail through native vegetation with coastal scenery

Must Do

  • Beach walking and swimmingMultiple beach access points within 1-2km for safe swimming and seaside recreation
  • Coastal trail walking90 trails in the area range from short beach walks to longer hinterland routes

Travel Tips

  • Multiple beach access points within 2km—ideal for day trips or morning walks before heading inland
  • Dicky Beach Family Holiday Park is the closest campsite; book ahead during school holidays and weekends
  • 100+ public toilets across the area make it convenient for caravan and campervan travellers
  • Stock up on supplies at local shops—47 retail options mean you won't go short before heading to remote areas
  • Heath Circuit and Beach Access trails offer easy walks suitable for families and mixed fitness levels
Traffic & Access: Currimundi is accessible via the Bruce Highway and coastal roads. Well-developed local road network with plenty of parking near beaches and trail heads. Fuel and supplies readily available from 47 local shops.
Best Time to Visit: Avoid peak summer (December–January) and school holidays if seeking quieter beach walks; autumn and spring offer pleasant walking conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Currimundi?

There are 10 campsites near Currimundi, including Dicky Beach Family Holiday Park (1.6km), Dicky Beach Family Holiday Park (1.7km), Palm Village (3.3km).

What walks and trails are near Currimundi?

There are 10 walking trails near Currimundi, including Heath Circuit (0.9km), Beach Access 257 (0.9km), Beach Access 258 (0.9km).

Is there fuel near Currimundi?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Currimundi, including EG Ampol Currimundi (0.6km), 7-Eleven Wurtulla (1.3km), 7-Eleven Meridan Plains (2.2km).

What attractions are near Currimundi?

There are 4 attractions near Currimundi, including Aussie World (7.3km), The Big Pineapple (12.3km), Australia Zoo (18.1km).