Mossman Riverside Leisure Park

Great clean caravan park. Nice big pool for free for campers. Residents are friendly. Powered site 1 adult 2 kids - $38p/n

This place could be so much better if the owners just tried a little harder, or stopped being so tight with money. Watered down liquid soap in the amenities, no plug or hot water in the camp kitchen sink, no scraper for the barbeque plate, paper towel not replenished in bathrooms. A few more metres of concrete path would mean that grass doesn't get tracked into the amenities block and showers. The shower cubicles themselves are small and not up to the standard you see in other parks. I guess they have no other competition in Mossman and, on the plus side, you do get full access to the Olympic size swimming pool. The park is in a nice setting, the owners were friendly, just let down by these things that could easily be fixed.

Great little place, except for some noise from the sugar mill. However your site fee includes access to the heated 50 metre pool. The camp kitchen is pretty good as well. The place has been renewed recently. The pitches are flat and on the large size. Plenty of room for tents. Powered and uncovered.

My partner and I stayed at this park during September 2018 on our way to the Daintree National Park. We stayed in one of the parks unpowdered campsites but unfortunately these sites were extremely close to the main highway. Sleep was nearly impossible, even with earplugs due to the constant flow of cars, motorbikes and trucks driving past throughout the night. Our site was about 15 metres from the road but other sites were much closer with just a cyclone mesh fence with shadecloth attached as a barrier. The sites were also very small with no barriers between sites resulting in zero privacy. The kitchen area was basic and cluttered while the bathrooms needed an upgrade. At $30 per night this was expensive compared to other campgrounds we stayed in during our 2 week trip. In hindsight we should have stayed at Kingfisher Park, 26km south of Mossman for $21 per person or driven further north into the Daintree National Park. During our time in the Daintree we stayed at the Rainforest Village Campground ($25 per site) and Noah's Beach Campground $6.55 per person per night. Both these campsites were great!

The park is shady, cool with great trees sites in the Mossman River. The staff are great but it is Council run, so lots of confusing and unclear changes to rules, length of stay etc...

Good council park. Very clean and good sites. Great swimming pool.

Very friendly staff and always quiet.You can swim own lean.

Caravan park was spacious, talked to a permanent resident (30 years) he was very friendly and helpful as he has lived in Mossman his whole life. It's right next to the river not much around regarding places to eat everything closed around 8pm even the pub.

A nice place. Has been quiet during our stay. Only problem that I see is that it's not been managed over the Xmas break. People coming to book in or swim, I don't know, but nobody's here.

Very friendly staff, nice park with clean facilities. Our stay included entry to the olympic sized pool. The park is relatively small but we had plenty of room for our campervan. We only stayed one night and would definitely stay again.