Caravan Parks

Our Best Caravan Parks around Australia

We love to Free camp and stay at low cost Campgrounds like most others but sometimes it’s great to have a swimming pool, a waterpark, great facilities, easy power and water access, hot showers or the feeling of safety and security most Caravan Parks provide. Over the last 4 years we have had plenty of opportunities to formulate our Best Caravan Parks around Australia.

Pools are a big consideration for us to escape the summer heat. We also choose caravan parks for their location. Great views and an atmosphere are important to us. Free Wi-Fi is another a big consideration but most fail to live up to this advertised feature.

Caravan Parks are often rated based on price, location and their facilities but the Owners and Managers can really make a caravan park more memorable than others and that’s the case for us. Some of these parks rate higher because of the fantastic attitudes of Management and Staff.

Cape Hillsborough Tourist Park

It’s not always just about how modern, how big or how much kids play equipment there is. It’s the managers who care, really really care. Those that go beyond what they have to do and make an extraordinary effort that provides you an amazing experience when staying at their park.

Some of those people are discussed here and that can play a big part of their position on our list.

So here it is, Our Best Caravan Parks around Australia and we can personally attest to them all.

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29. Shoal Bay Holiday Park

Location: Shoal Bay, Port Stephens NSW

About: This park is undoubtedly unlucky to be last on our list as it provides lots of features and is situated opposite a stunning bay perfect for swimming and fishing.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/shoal-bay-holiday-park/

Cost: $46 for 2 adults on a powered site

Pool: No

Kids playground: Yes, plus play room and half tennis court

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, coverage with all networks

Other features: The region of Port Stephens is spectacular and a visit to the region won’t disappoint. Lots of cafes and restaurants within walking distance. Our walk over to Fingal Island was very enjoyable, just ensure it is low tide and stay safe if you do it.

Cons: No pool, bit of road noise, long hike to the dump point.

Website: https://www.beachsideholidays.com.au/our-holiday-parks/beachside-holidays/shoal-bay-holiday-park

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28. Rowes Bay Holiday Park

Location: Townsville, Qld

About: After a horrible stay at another caravan park friends offered to look after our dog MACKS which allowed us to move to Rowes Bay Holiday Park. The staff were friendly, the park conditions were very good but it was the views out to Magnetic Island that were a winner.

There’s also a small pool and half tennis court. If you enjoy country music you will like that it is played in the amenities block 24/7.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/rowes-bay-beachfront-holiday-park/

Cost: $55 per night

Pool: Yes

Kids playground: Yes, fairly basic

Toilets/ Showers: 3 Amenities blocks

Pet Friendly: No

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, coverage for all providers

Other features: Also has a half tennis court, big sites. Opposite the waterfront with views to Magnetic Island.

Cons: Not pet friendly

Website: https://www.rowesbayholidaypark.com.au/#

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27. Coral Coast Tourist Park

Location: Carnarvon, WA

About: We picked this park because it was closest to town and it didn’t disappoint. The toilets/ showers were fantastic as they were new separate private bathrooms.

Good location just a short drive from the shops and very central.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/coral-coast-tourist-park-carnarvon-wa/

Cost: Our first night for 3 adults was $49 as it was off peak. The second night was start of school holidays and went to $53. The Third night was free as they had a stay 2 and get 3rd night free deal.

Pool: Yes

Kids playground: Yes

Toilets/ Showers: The Amenities here are as good as it gets. 10/10.

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, plus Optus and Vodafone

Other features: The bathrooms are superb. Walking distance to town, Car Wash Bay also available

Cons: Good park without being outstanding

Website: http://www.coralcoasttouristpark.com.au/

Holiday Haven Ulladulla

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26. Cooinda Lodge

Location: Cooinda, Kakadu NT

About: Our last night stay in Kakadu was at Cooinda Lodge. Great facilities and pool with separate Spa. Restaurant and Bar also available, Fuel stop and it’s close to Yellow River and the cruises.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/cooinda-lodge-kakadu-northern-territory/

Cost: $41 per night plus $15 for extra adult

Pool: Yes and Spa

Kids playground: Yes

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, good facilities

Pet Friendly: No

Free Wifi: No

Telstra coverage: Yes

Other features: The Lodge has a Fuel stop if required

Cons: It’s Kakadu so it is dry and dusty.

Website: www.kakadutourism.com/accommodation/cooinda-lodge/

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25. Big 4 Exmouth

Location: Exmouth, WA

About: This was our favourite caravan park at Exmouth. We had MACKS with us at the time which didn’t allow us to stay in the National Park. The Emu’s visited us here, there’s a great pool, good shower block and plenty of space.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/rac-big-4-exmouth-western-australia/

Cost: $47 per night, 3 adults, powered site after Big 4 discount. Prices vary a lot.

Pool: Yes

Kids playground: Yes

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, great hot showers

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes but it is limited

Telstra coverage: Yes

Other features: Car wash $5, Great camp kitchen. Ask for any deals and use your RACQ and Big 4 membership for discounts.

Cons: If you have a pet you are pushed right to the back of the park.

Website: https://www.big4.com.au/caravan-parks/wa/coral-coast/exmouth-cape-holiday-park

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24. Agnes Water Beach Holidays

Location: Agnes Water, Qld

About: We enjoyed our stay here but it’s a shame fantastic views are blocked by unsightly cabins. The park backs directly onto the beach and is fantastic for swimming.

A camp kitchen is available and the park café is fantastic. It is walking distance to town and shops.

The park is pet friendly.

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Cost: $45 powered site, 2 adults

Pool: No but great swimming at the beach

Kids playground: No, but there’s a park with playground next door

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: No

Telstra coverage: Yes, all networks have coverage

Other features: A visit to Agnes Water must include watching the sunset at 1770. Check out the Larc tours also, they are a great day out.

Cons: No pool, cabins block all views. Gets very busy.

Website: https://www.agneswaterbeach.com.au/

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23. Big 4 Ocean Beach Holiday Park Denmark

Location: Denmark, Western Australia

About: This is a huge Caravan Park with the river and beaches close by. There are so many features of the park including a Tennis court, Jumping pillow, Volleyball and Mini golf. There is a great camp kitchen and BBQ’s available.

A huge modern toilet block is available. The park is pet friendly.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/big-4-denmark-western-australia/

Cost: $45 powered site, 2 adults. With Big 4 membership we paid $41.50. Check for pay 3 Stay 4 deals.

Pool: No

Kids playground: Yes

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, awesome amenities.

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes but slow

Telstra coverage: Yes, coverage for all networks

Other features: The staff are friendly and there is a lot of kangaroos and wildlife throughout the park.

Cons: Driving distance to town, shops or anywhere.

Website: https://www.big4.com.au/caravan-parks/wa/south-west/denmark-ocean-beach-holiday-park

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22. Big 4 Ingenia Holiday Park, Lake Macquarie

Location: Lake Macquarie NSW

About: This has to be one of the best value Caravan Parks in Oz. It has mid week and weekend rates as well as Lakefront and not Lakefront. Check our story for all the details.

The park has a great pool, fabulous camp kitchen, children’s playground and big jumping pillow. The park is pet friendly.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/ingenia-holidays-lake-macquarie-big-4/

Cost: $25-39pn, powered, 2 adults.

Pool: Yes

Kids playground: Yes and jumping pillow

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, good coverage with all networks

Other features: There is so much to see in the region and we based ourselves here to explore it all.

Cons: Dump point was hard to find, bit of distance to everything.

Website: https://www.big4.com.au/caravan-parks/nsw/hunter/ingenia-holidays-lake-macquarie

Discovery Parks Barossa Valley

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21. Jervis Bay Holiday Park

Location: Jervis Bay, NSW

About: Just a short 5 minute drive to all the main beaches of Huskisson and Jervis Bay this is a much better value option for a caravan park to stay. Located backing on to the river which flows out into Jervis Bay, the park has a great pool with slide plus a spa.

There’s lots for the kids to do too and a fantastic camp kitchen.

The park is also pet friendly.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/jervis-bay-holiday-park/

Cost: $40pn, powered, 2 adults off peak. With our National Seniors card discount we paid $33pn

Pool: Yes with slippery slide and heated spa

Kids playground: Yes and jumping pillow

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, good amenities

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, all networks have coverage

Other features: Only minutes from all the spectacular beaches,

Cons: Need to drive to get to shops and beaches.

Website: https://www.jervisbayholidaypark.com.au/

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20. Crab Claw Island Resort

Location: Bynoe Harbour, NT

About: This is a great getaway from Darwin with excellent fishing right out front or you can hire a boat from the resort. The pool has great views over the water and the Sunrise is spectacular. There is good food at the restaurant and it is fantastic spot to enjoy drinks from the bar. Not a lot to do but relax and enjoy your time.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/crab-claw-island-resort-bynoe-harbour-northern-territory/

Cost: $45 per night

Pool: Yes

Kids playground: No

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: No

Free Wifi: No

Telstra coverage: Very limited, only from Bar area.

Other features: Take the drive north to Dundee Beach for the day.

Cons: This is remote Top End and amongst the mangroves. There are plenty of Mosquitos and Midges, apply plenty of repellant.

Website: https://crabclawisland.com.au/

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19. Cool Waters Cairns

Location: Cairns, North Queensland

About: A very good Caravan Park made even better by its amazing staff. The park has a good pool plus spa, good amenities and is pet friendly.

The park has its own great café which was very popular.

The Coles Shopping Centre is just a short drive away.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/cool-waters-holiday-park-cairns/

Cost: $49 per night, powered, 2 adults

Pool: Yes plus spa

Kids playground: Yes

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, 2 amenities blocks

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, all networks have coverage

Other features: This was another stay for us where the owner and staff went way beyond to help us. Our Motorhome had mechanical issues and it dragged out for 2 weeks. They were relentless in accommodating us by finding sites for us during their busiest time.

Cons: It is 7km from Cairns town centre.

Website: https://www.coolwatersholidaypark.com.au/

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Windang Beach Tourist Park

18. Windang Beach Tourist Park

Location: Windang, NSW

About: The Windang Beach Tourist Park is another perfectly positioned park with the river on one side and ocean beach on the other. The fishing is excellent in both the river and from the beach.

The facilities around the park are good and we saw a few bunnies hopping about the park.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/windang-beach-tourist-park/

Cost: $42 powered site, 2 adults. With our National Seniors card we ended up paying $33.40pn. There are other slightly cheaper sites also.

Pool: No

Kids playground: Yes

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: No

Free Wifi: No

Telstra coverage: Yes, coverage with all networks

Other features: Woolworths and Aldi are just 5 mins drive away and lots of other shops within walking distance.

Cons: No pets, No pool, No wifi.

Website: http://www.wollongongtouristparks.com.au/windang/Pages/default.aspx

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17. Big 4 Bowen

Location: Bowen, North Queensland

About: The Big 4 Bowen is directly on the oceanfront and at night the sunsets were amazing. We really enjoyed the big pool, great for some exercise doing laps. There’s a big play room and BBQ’s. Amenities were very good.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/big-4-holiday-park-bowen/

Cost: $45 per night for 2 adults, oceanfront with Big 4 discount

Pool: Yes

Kids playground: Yes including children’s playroom.

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, in good condition

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, coverage with Vodafone and Optus also

Other features: A really good caravan park, plenty to do at the park and an easy drive to the shops. We really enjoyed BBQ’s overlooking the ocean.

Cons: Price is up there. No beach, ocean not very swimmable.

Website: www.big4.com.au/caravan-parks/qld/whitsunday/bowen-coral-coast-beachfront-holiday-park

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16. Port Lincoln Tourist Park

Location: Port Lincoln SA

About: We really enjoyed our time at Port Lincoln Tourist Park. It’s a great location, good squid fishing off the jetty, friendly staff and good amenities. The terraced grounds means great views from most sites.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/port-lincoln-tourist-park-port-lincoln-south-australia/

Cost: $32 per night plus $10 for extra adult. Top Tourist 10% discount. Paid 6 nights and received 1 night free.

Pool: No

Kids playground: Yes

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, good amenities

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes, good Wifi 500mb per day

Telstra coverage: Yes, limited Vodafone coverage.

Other features: Top Tourist Park, fantastic views and so close to the water. Matt caught plenty of Squid here. Port Lincoln Vet was superb helping us with our dog being very sick.

Cons: No pool but price fairly reflects that and probably not needed anyway most of the year. No real issues here.

Website: https://www.portlincolntouristpark.com.au/

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Bucasia Beachfront Caravan Resort

15. Bucasia Beachfront Caravan Resort, Mackay

Location: Bucasia Beach, Mackay Qld

About: This is another one of those parks where the Managers made such a difference. Macca and Patti were so awesome. We really enjoyed the pool and the beach for our dog to swim. The fishing was ok too. Thursday nights is a free meal put on by the Managers.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/bucasia-beachfront-caravan-park-mackay-queensland/

Cost: Prices vary from $30 – 45 depending on position and season. Children under 12 are free.

Pool: Yes

Kids playground: No but a huge park with equipment is right next door

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, a little old but function fine.

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, all networks have coverage.

Other features: A lot of shops are just a short drive away. Don’t miss a visit to the Eimeo Pub.

Cons: Amenities are a bit tired, midges can be prevalent so bring your repellant.

Website: https://bucasiabeach.com.au/

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14. Rainbow Beach Holiday Village

Location: Rainbow Beach, Qld

About: Rainbow Beach Holiday Village was the first location of our trip around Australia. It was the perfect place to start with the magnificent beaches so close by. The pool is great, good facilities and walking distance to the shops and RSL.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/rainbow-beach-holiday-village/

Cost: $55 per night

Pool: Yes

Kids playground: Yes

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, good amenities

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes

Other features: Rainbow Beach is famous for its coloured sands. Drive on the beach if you have 4wd and visit the other towns nearby of Inskip Point and especially Tin Can Bay for the morning dolphin feeding.

Cons: Midges can be around at times, cost is a bit high.

Website: http://www.rainbowbeachholidayvillage.com/

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13. Cape Hillsborough Nature Tourist Park

Location: Cape Hillsborough, north of Mackay Qld

About: A good park in a superb location. The stunning sunrises and Kangaroos and Wallabies on the beach each morning make for a superb experience. The park has a great pool, Mini Golf, basic camp kitchen and BBQ’s. Some of the amenities are tired but that’s a minor issue when you consider the total experience.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/cape-hillsborough-tourist-park-cape-hillsborough-qld/

Cost: $36 per night powered, 31 per night unpowered, 2 adults.

Pool: Yes

Kids playground: No but there’s a park right our front with a big children’s playground.

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: No, located in National Park

Free Wifi: No

Telstra coverage: No phone coverage

Other features: The walk through the National Park is fantastic

Cons: There can be midges and mosquitos, remember your repellants. There is no reliable phone coverage unless you pay for it at reception.

Website: https://capehillsboroughresort.com.au/

Enjoying hanging out in the pools at Cool Waters Holiday Park

Cool Waters, Cairns

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12. Reflections Holiday Parks, Evans Head

Location: Evans Head, NSW

About: A very large park situated backing onto the beach on one side and fronting the river on the other. The facilities are good including amenities, camp kitchen and it is pet friendly.

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Cost: $42 powered site, 2 adults

Pool: No

Kids playground: Yes

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes

Other features: Easy stroll to shops, restaurants, cafes and more. The fishing can be very good. Explore the region, there is a lot to see.

Cons: No pool but plenty of beach and the river to swim. It is a big park and does get very busy at times as it’s the only one in town.

Website: https://reflectionsholidayparks.com.au/park/evans-head/

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11. Big 4 Rollingstone

Location: Rollingstone, North Queensland

About: A very good Caravan Park with modern facilities and it is ocean front. Fantastic pool, great Camp kitchen and amenities. There are lakes with fish feeding and I believe now allows fishing but you have to have a license from reception. Quite remote and therefore supplies in the area do cost more.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/rollingstone-beach-caravan-resort/

Cost: $53.55 for 3 adults after Big 4 discount ($59.50)

Pool: Yes, great pool.

Kids playground: Yes, lots of children’s facilities

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, very modern, excellent condition.

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: No

Telstra coverage: Yes

Other features: Rather than the usual where Pet friendly sites are down the back this caravan park provides the sites right on the beachfront. Fantastic caravan park, fantastic location.

Cons: Fair distance to any shops so ensure you take all your supplies. Not cheap but offers a lot.

Website: www.big4.com.au/caravan-parks/qld/townsville-surrounds/rollingstone-beach-front-resort

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10. Discovery Barossa Valley

Location: Tanunda, Barossa Valley, South Australia

About: This is a ripper Caravan Park, located in the heart of the Barossa Valley. It features an awesome camp kitchen, pizza ovens and enclosed TV room. There’s a

Waterpark plus separate pool, children’s playground, jumping pool plus they have movie nights on a massive big screen.

The park is also pet friendly.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/discovery-parks-barossa-valley-tanunda-sa/

Cost: $45 per night, powered, 2 adults

Pool: Great pool and good water park

Kids playground: Yes

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes (now there is according to their website)

Telstra coverage: Yes, all networks have coverage

Other features: This is the Barossa Valley, it’s all about the wineries. So much choice and we found this a great base for us to enjoy the region.

Cons: None that we experienced.

Website: https://www.discoveryholidayparks.com.au/caravan-parks/south-australia/tanunda-barossa-valley

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9. Holiday Haven Ulladulla

Location: Ulladulla, NSW

About: There’s so many features to this caravan park. A gated entry, beautiful big pool, waterpark, half tennis court, mini golf, great BBQ’s and friendly staff. A children’s playground and jumping pillow is also available. The park is pet friendly.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/ulladulla-headland-holiday-park/

Cost: $35 per night, powered, 2 adults. With our over 50’s National Seniors card we only paid $30 per night.

Pool: Yes, great pool plus water park

Kids playground: Yes plus jumping pillow

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, all networks have coverage

Other features: Located with beach to one side and the bay on the other, it is also only a short drive to the Bogey Blue Hole rock pools.

Cons: None that we experienced.

Website: https://www.holidayhaven.com.au/ulladulla/ulladulla-headland

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8. Seabreeze Tourist Park

Location: Cannonvale, Airlie Beach Qld

About: We stayed here at the Seabreeze Tourist Park early in ourfirst months travelling Australia and still today it’s one of our very favourite Caravan Parks. It has a great feel about it, the staff were super friendly and we loved the pool area.

The Bicentennial walkway is out front and takes you all the way to town, a stunning and very enjoyable 30 minute stroll.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/seabreeze-tourist-park-airlie-beach/

Cost: $35 powered for 2 adults. Extra $10 per adult

Pool: Yes, 2 pools, excellent pool

Kids playground: No

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, excellent individual shower/ toilet cubicles

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, all networks have coverage

Other features: The park offers storage capability if you are heading away into the Whitsundays for a few days or more. There is also a great camp kitchen. Shopping Centre next door with Coles for all of your supplies.

Cons: None that we could think of.

Website: https://theseabreezepark.com.au/

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7. Red Rock Holiday Park

Location: Red Rock, Coffs Coast NSW

About: Red Rock is located a short 40km drive north from Coffs Harbour on the NSW coastline. The Caravan Park sits directly between the ocean beach on one side and the Corindi River on the other.

Water is via rainwater tanks as the park taps are bore water. Red Rock is not connected to town water, just one way in which this Caravan Park can offer such good value.

There is a fantastic camp kitchen and several amenities blocks.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/reflections-holiday-park-red-rock-nsw/

Cost: $36 powered site for 2 adults or $28 unpowered

Pool: No

Kids playground: The Council park out front has a kids playground

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, good condition

Pet Friendly: Yes in off peak season, a dog wash is also available

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes. All networks available.

Other features: The park has a great little shop at fair prices.

Cons: No pool but doesn’t need one.

Website: https://reflectionsholidayparks.com.au/park/red-rock/

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Tathra Beachside

6. Tathra Beachside

Location: Tathra NSW

About: Partly owned by Frankie J Holden, this is a very well run Caravan Park. Located backing on to the beach, the park has its own pool and water park. There are also BBQ’s overlooking the beach.

The staff are very friendly and it’s an easy walk to the shops.

Video: Coming soon

Cost: $48.50 per night, powered site. Join Ol 55 Club for free to receive 10% discount. There is an excellent camp kitchen

Pool: Good pool with water park.

Kids playground: Yes, great kids area.

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes and good Vodafone coverage

Other features: Plan your stay for when Frankie J Holden plays at the park for free.

Cons: None that we could think of.

Website: https://tathrabeachside.com.au/

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5. Lake Argyle Resort

Location: Lake Argyle, Western Australia

About: The amazing Lake Argyle Resort has the most photographed pool in Australia. The infinity pool has extraordinary views over Lake Argyle.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/lake-argyle-resort/

Cost: $61.60 for 3 adults, powered site.

* Current price Jan 2020 for 2 adults on powered site is $48.

Pool: Yes, a spectacular Infinity Pool looking directly out over Lake Argyle.

Kids playground: No

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Very limited free wifi available late in the afternoon from the bar area.

Telstra coverage: No

Other features: Book a helicopter flight and make sure you do the Sunset Cruise of Lake Argyle

Cons: No phone coverage

Website: https://www.lakeargyle.com/

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4. Kurrimine Beach Holiday Park

Location: Kurrimine Beach, North Queensland

About: We really enjoyed our stay here, just $37 for 3 adults, the best waterpark plus it is pet friendly with great facilities for washing our dog.

The camp kitchen is excellent and it’s an easy walk to the beach.

Since our visit a new café has been built and the waterpark updated even more.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/kurrimine-beach-holiday-park/

Cost: $37 for 3 adults, off peak, powered site, Top Tourist discount. *Check for current prices and seasonal price changes

Pool: Huge pool with separate water park.

Kids playground: Waterpark and games

Toilets/ Showers: Yes

Pet Friendly: Yes with dog wash

Free Wifi: Yes but very limited

Telstra coverage: Yes

Other features: At specific low tides you can walk out from the beach onto the Great Barrier Reef. This is the closest the reef is to the coastline. Be very aware of tides if attempting it, talk to the locals for advice. The King Reef Resort is walking distance and does great meals.

Cons: Some parts of the park are a little tired. Be croc aware at the beach.

Website: https://www.kurrimine.com.au/

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3. Coolum Beach Holiday Park

Location: Coolum, Qld

About: Coolum Beach has always been our favourite part of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland. A pristine beach and quieter area than most others. Lots of great restaurants and cafes and I do enjoy climbing Mount Coolum and enjoy the spectacular views.

The Caravan Park is just a walk over the dune to the beach with life guards on patrol and a short stroll to the fantastic Coolum Beach Surf Club.

There are 3 amenities blocks, a great camp kitchen and games for everyone to play. The park is also pet friendly.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/coolum-beach-holiday-park-sunshine-coast/

Cost: $47 per night off peak, powered, 2 adults

*Check for current prices and seasonal price changes

Pool: No

Kids playground: Minimal kids playground but the beach is their playground.

Toilets/ Showers: 3 amenities blocks

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: Yes

Telstra coverage: Yes, all networks have phone coverage

Other features: Big chess, outdoor pool table, lots of BBQ’s, opposite Coffee Club, Restaurants, Bowls Club, Coles and Dan Murphy’s in easy walking distance, next to Coolum Surf Club.

Cons: No pool (but you don’t have to even cross a road to get to the beach)

Website: https://www.familyparks.com.au/parks/coolum-beach-holiday-park/

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2. Island View Caravan Park

Location: Kinka Beach, Yeppoon Qld

About: What makes this caravan park one of our favourites? The pools are fantastic, the facilities amazing with two bars with Foxtel, the shower and toilets blocks are incredible, even the dump point has been lifted to make it easier to use and it’s pet friendly but whilst all those features are fantastic they aren’t the best part.

The owners are incredibly friendly and go so far out of their way to make your stay enjoyable and ensure you have an unforgettable experience. They are so relaxed and provide a standard of service and care we found to be beyond anything we experienced anywhere else.

Great country people with great country values.

Video: https://indefiniteleave.com.au/island-view-caravan-park-yeppoon/

Cost: $39.50 per night powered site, 2 adults (increase of just $1 since our stay in 2016)

Pool: Yes, two of them.

Kids playground: Yes including jumping pillow.

Toilets/ Showers: The amenities are fantastic.

Pet Friendly: Yes

Free Wifi: No, can be purchased for $5 at reception

Telstra coverage: Yes

Other features: The ocean beach is directly opposite and you can see Great Keppel Island. The features here are almost endless. We highly recommend the Island View Caravan Park.

Cons: None that we could think of.

Website: http://www.island-view.com.au/

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Pambula Beach Holiday Park

1. Pambula Beach Holiday Park

Location: Pambula Beach, NSW

About: It was impossible to go past this park as our favourite and rated as our No. 1 of Our Best Caravan Parks around Australia. The features are endless.

There is an outdoor and an indoor heated swimming pool plus fun park. A children’s playground is a feature plus there’s a mini putt putt course. There’s also a games room available to entertain the kids and adults.

The Camp Kitchen is simply amazing and perfectly positioned and above it is a child free lounge. We also attended a free Morning Tea in the Camp Kitchen during our stay.

The beach is right on the doorstep and is perfect for swimming, fishing and surfing. The river is a short walk away also. It’s 5 minutes to town with lots of shops and you must visit Ben Boyd National Park just 15 minutes drive away.

We loved the big sites, Kangaroos and rabbits roam the grounds and the staff are great. Pambula Beach Holiday Park is an easy choice for our Best Caravan Park in Oz.

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Cost: $39 per night, powered, 2 adults. Check for specials, we enjoyed a stay 4 and pay for 3.

Pool: Yes, two of them. One indoor heated pool and an outdoor pool plus waterpark.

Kids playground: Yes plus a jumping pillow and play room.

Toilets/ Showers: Yes, excellent condition

Pet Friendly: No

Free Wifi: No

Telstra coverage: Yes and Vodafone

Other features: Award winning Caravan Park. Visit off peak and it is amazing value for money.

Cons: None we could think of, was perfect.

Website: https://www.discoveryparks.com.au/caravan-parks/new-south-wales/sapphire-coast-pambula-beach

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Safe traveling and Happy Caravan Parking!

Kev & Adele

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Our camera equipment we use for all of our photos and videos are:

Samsung Note 10 Plus Phone – https://ebay.to/2XOjXhi – Most of our photos are simply from our phones. The Samsung phone cameras are pretty insane. Our phones have 512gb storage in ours but the 256gb in this one is heaps. We have sourced this one which is approx $500 less than we paid for ours.

Canon 800d – https://ebay.to/2XQYnsk – the latest DSLR Canon 24mp camera, buy here to save.
Lenses – Canon 50mm lens – https://ebay.to/2yQwPed This is the lens I use the least, ideal for still, close up shots.
Canon 24-105mm lens – https://ebay.to/3eCueUo This is my all round, everyday use, zoom lens. Amazing quality, great price.
Canon 70-300mm lens – https://ebay.to/2XlOZ0I – I use this one a lot for long range shots.
Sigma 10-20mm lens – https://ebay.to/2TWt0vA – My wide angle lens for all my inside photos & video plus lots more, love this lens.

Our Go Pro 7 Hero Black – https://ebay.to/38wMc7V – is an awesome piece of equipment. I use this for all underwater, action video and some general use. Buy here brand new and great value.

Mavic Pro Platinum Drone – https://ebay.to/2ARPxTo This is an absolute ripper of a drone. The Fly More Combo will provide you with everything you will need. I use this for all my aerial footage and this price is well below other retail stores.

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Jervis Bay Holiday Park, Jervis Bay NSW

The Jervis Bay Holiday Park is just a short 5 minute drive to all the spectacular beaches and National Park walks of the Jervis Bay and Huskisson region.

We loved the good sized sites with plenty of space. The Camp kitchen is excellent with great BBQ’s, plenty of seating, a TV and a drinks machine.

For the kids there’s a Jumping castle and good playground for them to enjoy.

The Pool is perfect and includes a fun slippery side and there’s a heated spa. There’s a good amenities block available and the park backs onto the river if you want to try some fishing or launch a boat.

The Park is pet friendly and we had good Telstra & Vodafone coverage.

If you don’t want to pay the premium prices of the parks backing onto Huskisson Beach this is an excellent option.

Cost to stay at the Jervis Bay Holiday Park is $40 per night. We paid $33 for the night with our National Seniors Card discount.

Our stay was 11-14th February 2019.

Also you can book a stay in a Safari Glamping Tent, Cabin or Villa at the Jervis Bay Holiday Park here>

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Our camera equipment we use for all our photos and videos are:

Samsung Note 10 Plus Phone – https://ebay.to/2XOjXhi – Most of our photos are simply from our phones. The Samsung phone cameras are pretty insane. Our phones have 512gb storage in ours but the 256gb in this one is heaps. We have sourced this one which is approx $500 less than we paid for ours.

Canon 800d – https://ebay.to/2XQYnsk – the latest DSLR Canon 24mp camera, buy here to save.
Lens – Canon 50mm lens – https://ebay.to/2yQwPed This is the lens I use the least, ideal for still, close up shots.
Canon 24-105mm lens – https://ebay.to/3eCueUo This is my all round, every day use, zoom lens. Amazing quality, great price.
Canon 70-300mm lens – https://ebay.to/2XlOZ0I – I use this one a lot for long range shots.
Sigma 10-20mm lens – https://ebay.to/2TWt0vA – My wide angle lens for all my inside photos & video plus lots more, love this lens.

Our Go Pro 7 Hero Black – https://ebay.to/38wMc7V – is an awesome piece of equipment. I use this for all underwater, action video and some general use. Buy here brand new and great value.

Mavic Pro Platinum Drone – https://ebay.to/2ARPxTo This is an absolute ripper of a drone. The Fly More Combo will provide you with everything you will need. I use this for all my aerial footage and this price is well below other retail stores.

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Currarong Beachfront Holiday Park, Currarong NSW

The Currarong Beachfront Holiday Park is located in Currarong near Jervis Bay in NSW.

The park backs onto a beach where we collected oysters directly from the rocks. It’s a big park with lots of fantastic facilities.

There’s a great camp kitchen and a kids playground guaranteed to provide lots of entertainment.

There is no pool within the park but the beach is just a few minutes walk.

It is pet friendly. We had good Telstra and Vodafone coverage.

This is close to some amazing places including Honeymoon Bay and Gosangs Tunnel. Take the walk past Abraham Bosoms Beach to Gosangs Tunnel and explore the beaches along the walking track.

* The park may now be known as Holiday Haven Currarong online.

Cost to stay is approx $40 per night, we paid $35 with our National Seniors Card discount.

Our stay was Feb 10th 2019

Safe travels
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For video reviews on hundreds of other Caravan Parks, Campgrounds and Free Camps around oz, simply click on the Where to Stay Button above or here to search by category. Alternatively you can click on the Destinations Button above or here to search by State.

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Windang Beach Tourist Park
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Photography and Socials

Our camera equipment we use for all our photos and videos are:

Samsung Note 10 Plus Phone – https://ebay.to/2XOjXhi – Most of our photos are simply from our phones. The Samsung phone cameras are pretty insane. Our phones have 512gb storage in ours but the 256gb in this one is heaps. We have sourced this one which is approx $500 less than we paid for ours.

Canon 800d – https://ebay.to/2XQYnsk – the latest DSLR Canon 24mp camera, buy here to save.
Lens – Canon 50mm lens – https://ebay.to/2yQwPed This is the lens I use the least, ideal for still, close up shots.
Canon 24-105mm lens – https://ebay.to/3eCueUo This is my all round, every day use, zoom lens. Amazing quality, great price.
Canon 70-300mm lens – https://ebay.to/2XlOZ0I – I use this one a lot for long range shots.
Sigma 10-20mm lens – https://ebay.to/2TWt0vA – My wide angle lens for all my inside photos & video plus lots more, love this lens.

Our Go Pro 7 Hero Black – https://ebay.to/38wMc7V – is an awesome piece of equipment. I use this for all underwater, action video and some general use. Buy here brand new and great value.

Mavic Pro Platinum Drone – https://ebay.to/2ARPxTo This is an absolute ripper of a drone. The Fly More Combo will provide you with everything you will need. I use this for all my aerial footage and this price is well below other retail stores.

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