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27 October, 2026

Tourist park on market

BIG4 Innisfail Mango Tree Tourist Park at 2-6 Couche Street Innisfail has hit the market for around $2 million.

By Nick Dalton

BIG4 Innisfail Mango Tree Tourist Park is for sale for about $2 million. Pictures: Supplied
BIG4 Innisfail Mango Tree Tourist Park is for sale for about $2 million. Pictures: Supplied
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Agent Mark Walsh of CRE Brokers said it was “an attractive and exceptionally well-maintained holiday park, ideally positioned just minutes from the regional centre of Innisfail in Tropical North Queensland”.

“Set on approximately 1.61ha near the South Johnstone River, the park provides an excellent base for high-demand workers, contractors and visitors exploring the renowned Cassowary Coast region,” he said.

“The current owners have worked diligently over approximately 20 years to maintain high standards, build customer loyalty and establish a well-regarded holiday park.

“They are now looking to hand the baton to a new generation, providing an incoming owner with the opportunity to build on this strong foundation and grow revenue and profitability without the distraction of a major maintenance program.

“With strong recent income growth and multiple avenues for future development, the park presents genuine latent potential.

Opportunities include reviewing accommodation rates, increasing short-stay tourism, expanding marketing initiatives and considering additional accommodation formats such as cabins or glamping.

“Presenting to a high standard and supported by an established operating platform, BIG4 Innisfail Mango Tree Tourist Park is ideally suited to a private owner-operator, experienced tourism operator or group seeking to secure an established holiday park in a prime North Queensland location with strong income growth and significant future upside.”

Mr Walsh said it was “an outstanding opportunity to acquire a quality, well-maintained holiday park with a proven trading history and genuine potential to further grow revenue and profitability”.

Key features:

  • 2026 income approximately 15% higher than 2025, demonstrating strong and continuing revenue growth.

  • 53 registered sites comprising 30 powered sites, 10 unpowered sites, seven cabins and six private ensuite sites.

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  • About 5000sqm of underutilised land, presenting significant potential to generate additional revenue, subject to approvals.

  • Prime central location within Innisfail, the largest regional centre on the Cassowary Coast.

  • Opportunity to optimise short and long-term accommodation rates and improve overall yield.

  • Scope to increase the number of short-stay tourist bookings, with one-to-three-night stays potentially delivering greater revenue and profitability than predominantly longer-term stays.

  • Potential to introduce additional cabins, glamping or alternative accommodation options, subject to approvals.

  • Opportunity to consider a permanent resident component to create a more passive and consistent income stream.

  • Scope to further strengthen marketing and raise the profile of the park to capture additional tourism demand.

  • Modern three-bedroom owner’s residence with solar power and airconditioning.

  • Ongoing refurbishment and improvements throughout the park, with the property presenting to a very high standard.

Mr Walsh said the current owners had worked diligently over 20 years to maintain high standards, build customer loyalty and establish a well-regarded holiday park.

Call Mr Walsh on 0448 727 362 .

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