Cotton Tree Market

A vibrant place to eat, shop and meet friends

The Cotton Tree Markets offer something for everyone.

Since 1984, the Cotton Tree Markets have featured local artisans, designers and inventors selling their own unique and creative works. This unique precinct is located near one of the Sunshine Coast’s most picturesque beaches.

Enjoy a great day out exploring the market, shopping at the quality retailers, meeting friends for a coffee and bite to eat followed by some time relaxing by the river.

Come and visit our market precinct for a unique experience. You will find a diverse and eclectic range of fashion (including kids clothing and costumes), jewellery, original artworks, sculptures, skincare, pottery, baking, homewares plus so much more to suit all tastes and ages as well as new stalls popping in regularly to add variety. Soak up the friendly market atmosphere and be entertained by local performers.

Hours

Every Sunday 7.00am - 12.00pm

Address

King Street, Cotton Tree

Maroochydore QLD 4558

Enquiries

0409 611 675

Email

[email protected]

If you are interested in participating at our Markets please complete an online Application form and submit for approval. Please ensure you have read the Stallholder Terms and Conditions before submitting your application.

Cotton Tree Markets Stallholder Application Form

Cotton Tree Markets Stallholder Terms and Conditions

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