Noosa News
New camping rules at Teewah Beach
By Abbey Cannan
New camping rules have been put in place at Teewah Beach to reduce the risk of falling rocks injuring campers.
Due to the popularity of camping at Teewah Beach, Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service are implementing the changes to improve visitor safety and provide park visitors with “better camping experiences”.
In recent weeks, lazy campers have left broken tents and rubbish on the pristine beach, and Noosa MP Sandy Bolton is hoping these new rules will help put an end to that.
“The changes are a start, however much still needs to be done to ensure everyone enjoys these unique spaces,” Ms Bolton said.
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