Palms on Parker

8.0Fabulous(9)

HostelSunshine Coast, AustraliaView map5.25km from city centre

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The team at Palms on Parker welcomes you to our freshly renovated Backpacker hostel in the heart of Maroochydore.
For the modern backpacker seeking accommodation on the Sunshine Coast, look no further!

We offer a range of accommodation options that will suit any traveler including the solo traveler, groups or couples.
Whether you're looking to surf the waves, explore coastal paths, or simply relax under the palms, the Sunshine Coast is an ideal destination for backpackers craving a blend of adventure and relaxation.

Our vibrant hostel is located just minutes away from the pristine beaches of Maroochydore, Cotton Tree, Alexandra Headlands and Mooloolaba. The Sunshine Coast's extensive network of public transportation ensures that iconic beaches, lush national parks, scenic walking trails and local attractions are easily accessible.

Our beautiful region offers breathtaking coastal and hinterland beauty for you to experience and write home about.
Meet us under the palms @ Palms on Parker for a stay that you will remember

House Rules

Check In

14:00 - 20:00

Check Out

until 10:00

Taxes Included

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Facilities

Free Parking
Free WiFi
Free Luggage Storage
Luggage Storage
Reception (limited hours)
Internet access
Wi-Fi
Smart TV

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Reviews

8.0Fabulous(9)

Value for Money
6.7
Security
8.0
Atmosphere
7.3
Cleanliness
9.3
Staff
8.7
Location
8.7
Facilities
7.3

Stayed in Nov 2025

7.1

Yasmin

Couple, 18-24, England

Nice hostel, staff are nice and put on free bbq nights/morning smoothies. Hostel was clean and tidy. The private room we stayed in was nice but didn’t feel private as it had a sliding door that opened up into the general walkway where we could hear most chatter from early in the morning to late. The hostel could have done with more than 2 shower rooms for guests. But a great location with quick access to the greyhound and other buses.

Stayed in May 2025

9.1

Mati

All Male Group, 25-30, England

Nice little hostel, friendly staff and easy to talk to people. Free towels are a nice bonus.

Stayed in May 2025

7.7

Estefania

Female, 31-40, Chile

All the people inside they look sad, idk why but I didn’t like the vibe, location is great, price it’s too much for sharing a room with 10 beds.

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Location

50 Parker st,, Sunshine Coast, Australia

5.3km from city centre

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About Sunshine Coast

Australia is home to no less than 19 UNESCO World Heritage sites, including Fraser Island, the Sydney Opera House, Great Barrier Reef and pristine Tasmanian Wilderness. There are beautiful beaches, lush jungles and vast expanses of bright red earth in the Outback. You can spend your time in the great outdoors surfing and snorkelling, or stick close to the urban centres and get your fill of delicious food and drink, topped off with some of the world’s most famous art and cultural exhibits.

There are plenty of youth hostels all over the Australia, and as it’s one of the most popular backpacker and solo travellers destinations in the world, there is no shortage of like-minded people to meet. The most popular destinations are Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, but if you’ve got the time, then check out some of the smaller cities like Brisbane, Adelaide, Tasmania and Cairns as well.

Maybe you’re looking for the best places to party in Australia? Or maybe you’ve applied for a working holiday visa and want to save some money for a road trip? Regardless of why you want to visit Australia, there is an abundance of places to stay, each with their own unique character.

Staying in youth hostels is not only a great way to save money, but the perfect option for anyone who likes to keep their travel plans flexible. Decide where you want to go next, book a hostel for the first few nights and then decide how long you want to stay in a particular city. Before it’s time to move on, see if there’s anyone who’s planning to travel to the same place, and team up for the next leg.

Australia is a right-of-passage for many, which is why it consistently makes ours and other's list of the best solo travel and backpacker destinations. Still not convinced? Here’s why you should travel to Australia at least once in your life.