Nestled at the camping ground jetty of Proserpine Dam, our office is conveniently situated opposite the luxurious glamping tents.

Accessible via a 25-minute drive from Proserpine or a picturesque 45-minute journey from Airlie Beach, this destination promises an idyllic retreat.

How to get to Proserpine Dam

Flights – Fly into the convenient Whitsunday Coast Airport, serving as the gateway to this picturesque region. As an alternative, you can fly to Hamilton Island, with a tranquil ferry ride across the crystal-clear waters to Airlie Beach.

Rail – Queensland Rail services connect Proserpine from both Brisbane and Cairns.

Road – For road travelers, the Bruce Highway offers seamless access to the Whitsundays from both the north and south. Whether driving a car or towing a caravan, this well-connected highway provides a scenic route leading to the stunning coastal landscapes of the Whitsunday region. As you traverse this picturesque route, the captivating sights along the way only serve as a prelude to the breathtaking beauty awaiting your arrival in this tropical paradise.

What to see along the way

Cedar Creek Falls – Nestled within the lush landscapes of the Conway National Park in Queensland, Cedar Creek Falls stands as a captivating natural gem. Cascading gracefully into a series of inviting rock pools, these falls create an enchanting oasis amid the tropical surroundings. Visitors are greeted with a refreshing retreat, perfect for cooling off on warm days or simply revelling in the serene beauty of nature. The journey to Cedar Creek Falls unveils picturesque trails, offering glimpses of vibrant flora and fauna, culminating in a breathtaking vista of these stunning cascades—a serene haven inviting all to unwind and immerse themselves in the tranquillity of this natural wonder.

Whitsunday Gold Coffee Plantation and Visitor Information Centre – beckons travellers to delve into the rich tapestry of coffee culture amidst the picturesque Whitsunday region. Nestled amid verdant landscapes, this haven for coffee aficionados offers an immersive experience blending education and delight. Visitors are greeted by the aromatic allure of freshly roasted coffee beans, embarking on an informative journey that traces the lifecycle of coffee production, from seedling to steaming cup. The Visitor Information Centre stands as an invaluable resource, providing insights into the local area’s attractions and activities, while the plantation tours offer a glimpse into the intricate process of coffee cultivation and harvesting. With its scenic setting and aromatic ambience, this centre invites guests to savour exceptional coffee, learn about its production, and embrace the serene beauty of the Whitsunday surroundings.

Proserpine Museum – As a gateway to the rich history and cultural heritage of Proserpine, the Proserpine Museum stands prominently on the Bruce Highway, welcoming travelers entering the town from the south. This quaint yet compelling museum encapsulates the essence of the region through its diverse exhibits and displays. Visitors are treated to a fascinating journey through time, exploring the area’s past through artifacts, photographs, and interactive showcases that depict the vibrant tapestry of Proserpine’s evolution. From its agricultural roots in sugar cane farming to the tales of early settlers and indigenous heritage, the museum offers an insightful narrative, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the stories and traditions that have shaped the town into what it is today.

Whitsunday Crocodile Safari – The Whitsunday Crocodile Safari promises an exhilarating and educational adventure through the heart of the Proserpine River, where the untamed beauty of the Australian wilderness meets the awe-inspiring presence of these ancient reptiles. Embarking on a scenic cruise along the river’s mangrove-lined banks, visitors are treated to a close encounter with the region’s diverse wildlife, including saltwater crocodiles, native birds, and other fauna in their natural habitat. Led by knowledgeable guides, this safari not only offers a chance to witness these magnificent creatures in their environment but also imparts valuable insights into their behaviour, conservation, and the delicate ecosystem they inhabit. This immersive experience is a captivating blend of adventure and education, leaving guests with a deeper appreciation for the remarkable biodiversity of the Whitsundays.

Eating out in Proserpine – Proserpine’s culinary scene invites exploration with diverse options that cater to varied tastes. At Proserpine Pies & Pastries, locals and visitors indulge in savory delights crafted with care, from traditional Aussie meat pies to an array of flaky pastries filled with sweet or savory goodness. For those seeking a cozy spot, the Little Vintage Cafe charms with its quaint ambiance and a menu brimming with delicious brunch options, artisanal coffees, and delectable homemade treats. Meanwhile, The Metropole Hotel stands as a culinary haven, offering a fusion of modern Australian cuisine and pub classics, perfect for relaxed gatherings or hearty meals after a day of exploring the town’s attractions. Whether craving a quick bite, a leisurely brunch, or a satisfying dinner, Proserpine presents an array of flavourful experiences to satisfy every palate.

Proserpine Dam Facilities

For a full list of facilities you can make use of at Proserpine Dam, please visit Whitsunday Regional Council