Moore Park Beach is a truly fabulous beach and is safe with Surf Life Saving patrols during holiday periods. There is a gentle surf all year round as the Sandy Straights extending north from Fraser Island protect the beach from extremes. The golden sands stretch for 17 kilometres from the Moore Park Creek to the south to the Kolan River and Wetland Reserve to the north. Moore Park Beach is rated in the least hazardous category by Surf Life Saving Australia. The east of Moore Park is naturally bounded by the Pacific Ocean and to the west are cane fields and crop producing areas which are protected from subdivision by current state government regulations.

The outstanding feature of Moore Park Beach is the abundance of natural vegetation which has been preserved in the newer areas by thoughtful development of predominantly 1 acre plus blocks, leaving the rural atmosphere intact This of course leads to a quite spectacular amount of wildlife – kangaroos nibbling at the roadside, flocks of lorikeets and galahs crowding the skies and trees, cheeky kurrawongs stealing your breakfast, frill necked lizards bristling at you as you walk to the beach, and the kookaburras laughing at you in your bathers! – These are just some of the experiences common to life in Moore Park Beach.

Roos lounging around the township are a common site.

A sunrise on the beach is not to be missed! The locals take them for granted!