The resort has closed on Monday to all visitors as the Fraser Island fire continues to burn about 40 per cent of the island.
The fire has been burning for weeks through the island's bushland,believed to have started from an illegal campfire that was not put out properly.
The blaze,believed to have been caused by an illegal campfire a month ago,forced campers and backpackers to evacuate.
A large bushfire has been burning on Fraser Island for several weeks. On Saturday it began to approach camp grounds on the central coastal side near Cathedral Beach.
The man is in hospital recovering.
Police say a 4WD carrying four people was travelling along a beach at low tide when it rolled. It comes after a crash on the Gold Coast claimed four young lives.
The fatal attack,one of the first in recent memory on the popular holiday island,has left both the region and 36-year-old Matthew Tratt's loved ones reeling.
Sunshine Coast father Matthew Tratt,36,was spearfishing off Indian Head when he was grabbed by the leg on Saturday afternoon.
An off-duty doctor and nurse gave the 36-year-old first aid while a rescue helicopter rushed to Indian Head just after 2pm on Saturday.
None of the eight on board the Air Fraser Island flight were injured in the January crash,after the pilot overran the beach runway and narrowly avoided a washout.
A third day of search efforts are under way to find Hervey Bay man Paul Brazier,37,with authorities working to determine if a boat found on Thursday was his.