Cleveland Palms is located within Townsville City area, 2.9km from the mouth of Alligator Creek and 15 km southeast of Townsville CBD. This gated community has tidal river frontage and adjoins tidal salt flats.
Cleveland Palms Fishing Village is in the district of Nome.
History of the site. This is the site of the Alligator Creek meat works, which was established in the late 1800,s and was shut down in 1968. The site was formally a part of Bentley station. In 1987 Thuringowa City council approved rezoning of the site to a Special Facilities Zone. This was to allow the development of 320 special facility lots for the purpose of limited occupation fishing huts with a limited building size.
Facilities and services provided for your convenience and enjoyment are:
* 24 hour deep water access
* Power, Phone & water assessable to all lots
* Secured Entry
* Crabbing
* Private Boat Ramp
* Deep Hole Fishing
* Pool & Tennis Courts

HOUSE AND LAND PACKAGE: Call our office to discuss further. We have plans and approximate pricing for a Portal Building 10.307m long x 5.914m wide with 2.7m wall height, complete with shower, vanity and toilet, features an awning/carport 10.307m long x 3m wide with 8 degree pitch on concrete slab.

Cleveland Palms Fishing village has been specially designed as a fishing and recreational village with a secure gate access, which offers perpetual leasehold home sites from approximately 600 square meters in area.
Each lot includes the security of a 99-year lease,ensures the leaseholder security for a short or long term life investment. A family asset for future generations to own and continue to enjoy this unique lifestyle.
Pool, a resort style swimming pool with landscape lawns, shade clothed BBQ area and an amenities block is located in a central position for all to enjoy, there are two full size Tennis Courts adjacent to pool area.
This is the only sub-division of its kind in the Townsville region giving direct deep-water access to Cleveland Bay and the Great Barrier Reef via Alligator creek.

The deep-water access boat ramp is located at the eastern end of the village and plans for upgrading of the ramp surface are already at hand. This includes the installation of a boat pontoon for easy boat access for children, aged or disable people.