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Chris Byerlee Park

Named after Chris Byerlee who settled in Caloundra in 1938 and passed away in 1979. He established the first commercial caravan park in Queensland, 'Tooway Caravan Park' at Moffatt Beach. The park was four acres and the boundaries of the park were Campbell, Roderick, Buccleugh Streets and Tooway Creek / Lake. Chris beautified the park with the help of his white horse 'Daisy', and he built a pergola, a moon bridge over the creek to the beach and cabins along the creek. He also sunk a bore for water. During World War II, the army used his cabins.