Enjoy a visit to Queenscliff Pier, a landmark with a rich maritime history.
The pier and its lifeboat shed were crucial for ship safety in Port Phillip, and the heroic lifeboat crew is commemorated at the Queenscliffe Maritime Museum.
- Take a relaxing stroll or try your luck fishing from the end of the Queenscliff Pier.
- Picnic, BBQ facilities and public toilets are located nearby along the foreshore.
- For safety reasons, jumping and diving are not permitted.
- Dogs are welcome on a leash.
Remember, Queenscliff is only one-and-a-half hours from Melbourne, the perfect spot for your next relaxing getaway.
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Queenscliff Harbour Precinct Reserve
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are the parks pet friendly?
- Queenscliffe Recreation Reserve, Golightly Park and Victoria Park are pet friendly during the off-peak and shoulder periods, with the exception of Royal Park which does not accept pets at any time.
- The Budget Cabins at Queenscliffe Recreation Reserve is the only pet friendly accommodation.
- Please click here to find out more, and to read the important terms and conditions when bringing a pet to one of the three parks.
What are the booking and cancellation terms and conditions?
- Please click here to see all the booking and cancellation terms and conditions.
- If you have any questions, we welcome you to contact us via phone or email.
Do you have any wheelchair friendly accommodation?
- Yes! There is a Water View Cabin at Queenscliff Recreation Reserve that is accessible, has two bedrooms, a shower with handrails, and an entrance ramp.
Can I book online?
- Yes! It's very easy. Simply click Make A Booking at the top of every page.
- You are also welcome to contact us via phone or email.