Inflatable Pontoons Moore Park QLD

The Coral Sea, Moore Park Beach and the Burnett River · Bundaberg region

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Inflatable pontoons give Moore Park families a safe place to swim and fish on the Coral Sea without a fixed structure.

Your Local Guide to Pontoons in Moore Park

Moore Park Beach is a seaside village north of Bundaberg with a long, gently sloping beach. Time on the Coral Sea is the main reason Moore Park residents ask us about pontoons. Around Moore Park, Gooburrum is about 13 km to the south-east, Burnett Heads is about 16 km to the south-east, and Sharon sits about 18 km to the south.

Where to Launch Near Moore Park

  • Coral Sea: Moore Park tidal water
  • Moore Park Beach: salt water by Moore Park
  • Burnett River: Moore Park river access

Other towns on Moore Park Beach: Gooburrum. The Burnett River also reaches Gooburrum, Burnett Heads, Sharon, Bundaberg, Sloping Hummock, Bargara and Innes Park.

For club use on the Coral Sea, linked modules form a longer floating walkway for Moore Park members without heavy construction.

Floating Products for Moore Park

To keep it simple, the Moore Park range covers:

Prefer a boat on the Coral Sea? Read the pontoon boats guide for Moore Park.

How Moore Park Owners Look After Pontoons

If your pontoon stays on the Coral Sea, clean marine growth off the underside every few weeks.

Waterfront Approvals in Moore Park

If your Moore Park frontage borders public land or water, check with the council and Maritime Safety Queensland first.

Moore Park Pontoon FAQs

When is the best season for the Coral Sea?

Most Moore Park locals use the Coral Sea in summer and store gear for winter.

Can you advise on Moore Park conditions?

Yes. Tell us where on the Coral Sea you plan to use the pontoon.

Neighbouring Queensland Towns

Bundaberg is the Bundaberg regional centre nearest Moore Park.

Close to Moore Park, you will also find pages for: