Management Services for Lake Proserpine Holiday Park

Closes in 22 daysSubmission deadline: 25 November 2026, 02:00 PM Australia/Brisbane

About this tender

Overview Whitsunday Regional Council invites suitably experienced and qualified suppliers to submit a proposal for the management of Lake Proserpine Holiday Park, located at 66 Station Road, Lake Proserpine, Queensland 4800. The park is situated approximately 30km inland from Proserpine via Crystal Brook Road. Scope Whitsunday Regional Council is seeking to engage a contractor to undertake management services for Lake Proserpine Holiday Park. The park currently includes: 120 unpowered campsites, with a maximum capacity of 600 guests Three amenity blocks One kiosk 12 steel fire pits One large communal steel fire pit One watercraft pontoon, usable at higher dam water levels A recreational non-motorised water sports concession area A sewage treatment plant Six basic accommodation huts, known as Barra Huts, currently under construction Barra Huts The six Barra Huts will provide basic accommodation only and will not include bathroom or kitchen facilities. Each hut is intended to be furnished with a bed frame, mattress, bar fridge, air conditioning, fan, and a table and chair on the veranda. Guests will be responsible for providing their own linen. Floor plans and final specifications are not currently available, as the huts remain in the construction and fit-out process. Contract Terms and Conditions Commencement date: 1 February 2027 Initial contract period: Two years Extension option: One additional 12-month extension at Council's discretion Tender Briefing and Site Inspection A tender site briefing has been set for this opportunity. Date: Thursday 12 November 2026 Time: 10.00am Location: Lake Proserpine Holiday Park, 66 Station Road, Lake Proserpine 4800 Please RSVP via email to contracts@whitsundayrc.qld.gov.au by 12.00pm on Wednesday 11 November 2026. Instructions to Tenderers All questions in relation to this tender must be submitted through the Communication Forum in VendorPanel.

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