Cairns Regional Council
You are here: Home > About Cairns > Tourist information > Things to do > Find a park > Yorkeys Knob Foreshore, northern end
Location: Sims Esplanade Yorkeys Knob
Good park for: exploring-nature; picnics; walking
Facilities:
Clubs:
The northern park of the Yorkeys Knob foreshore has a small sandy cove with a backdrop of rocks. This area is popular for weddings and can accommodate 500 people.
Public toilets are near this area.
"Yorkeys Knob" was named after George Lawson who had a beche-de-mer fishing station on Green Island in the 19th century. His nick name was Yorkey as he was originally from Yorkshire.
The information on this website is for information purposes only. By continuing to use our web site you accept the Terms and Conditions of Use.
We are committed to protecting personal privacy. This Privacy Statement applies to all users who access this website in accordance with the Terms and Conditions of Use.
We aim to make our web content as accessible as possible and strive to conform to WCAG 2.1 AA standards. Read our Accessibility Statement for more.
