Tawonga Tourist Park is the perfect base for exploring Victoria’s breathtaking alpine region, offering a warm and welcoming retreat for families, adventure enthusiasts, and nature lovers alike.

Situated along the picturesque Kiewa River, the park features a range of accommodation options, from spacious camping sites to cosy cabins. Guests can enjoy year-round activities, including skiing in winter and hiking, fishing, and cycling during the warmer months.

With a range of unpowered and powered sites and cabins to choose from, Tawonga Tourist Park is the ideal spot for relaxation, adventure, and creating lasting memories.

Forrest Holiday Park, located in the beautiful township of Forrest in the Otway Ranges, home to World Class Mountain Bike Trails.

The park is set on approximately 15 acres with a lovely panoramic view taking in undulating landscape and bush surrounds.

Enjoy a hit of tennis while the kids play in the nearby playground and skate area.

Forrest Holiday Park has a wide range of cabins and camping sites both unpowered and powered, to suit groups, couples or singles, and families at great value for money.

Located on the Bruce Highway next to the Ayr Swimming Pool, and close to the main Ayr shopping centre.

This caravan park is recommended as a place to stay for both short stay and long term travellers where you can enjoy the clean comfortable and shady atmosphere in this friendly regional town.

This well maintained park has 69 generously sized tourist sites, and is located in a nice area with minimal traffic noise.

Forbes is a historic town located 384km from Sydney and is a popular midway break on the Newell Highway. Forbes is home to a club, many pubs, restaurants, cafes, take away outlets and supermarkets. Forbes is celebrated for it’s magnificent heritage buildings, beautiful natural environment and distinctive local attractions. It is a prosperous rural town famous for its bushranger history and an agricultural centre for wheat, sheep, dairy and fruit

Nestled amongst the exotic rainforest Kipara Rainforest Retreat, Airlie Beach is a private budget accommodation resort.

Kipara is an innovative, clean and comfortable accommodation thriving with private rooms and self-contained villas in a sanctuary of greenery, nature and tranquillity.

The perfect retreat for an affordable overnight holiday to the Whitsunday Islands or for a long-term to semi-permanent stay in Airlie Beach.

Set in secluded bushland beside the trickling waters of Pope’s Glen, you’ll be lulled to sleep at night by frogs singing, and wake in the morning to the call of Kookaburras.

You couldn’t get much closer to nature – yet the centre of Blackheath, with its galleries, parks, public swimming pool, bookshops and superb cafés, is only a short walk away.

Blackheath Glen is ideal for families, camping and large caravans, with a choice of grassy, slab or ensuite sites, and a range of cabin options.

Situated high in the Blue Mountains at an elevation of 1065m (3494ft), Blackheath experiences four distinct seasons – beautiful summer days, colourful autumn trees, gorgeous spring flowers and crisp, cold winter nights. Blackheath is well known for an occasional winter snowfall!

Blue Mountains Tourist Park – Katoomba Falls is ideally located within walking access to the famous Three Sisters, Scenic World Skyway and Katoomba township.

Bushwalks lead from the front of the Park to spectacular viewpoints and hidden waterfalls, and we’re just a short walk to Echo Point, home of the fabled Three Sisters. After a long day exploring the natural wonders of the Blue Mountains, the cafes, restaurants and friendly pubs of Katoomba town centre are close by.

The Park is the ideal place to stay and explore the area.

Centrally located and easily accessable, just off the Newell Highway on the corner of Victoria and Albert Streets. The Park is set on 10 acres of grassy parkland in a quiet location and is less than 10 minutes walk to the shops. Amenities are available for serviced sites and cabins. This includes a laundry with washing machines, dryers, ironing facilities and clotheslines.

The park also has two BBQ areas, a playground, dump-point, boom-gate entry and public telephone.

There is also a new outdoor entertaining area with a fire-pit, ideal for happy hour.

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Somerset Park Campground is a popular recreation spot for families, holiday makers and travelers. Located on the banks of the Stanley River, kick back, relax and unwind in the beautiful campgrounds.

Situated on the Castlereigh Highway, Coonamble Riverside Caravan Park has both powered and unpowered sites and is close to the town centre with the Warrumbungle National Park only 80 kilometres away. Set on the banks of the Castlereagh River, Coonamble Riverside Caravan Park has scenic park surroundings with a relaxing atmosphere and is located adjacent to the Coonamble Riverwalk.

Surrounded by the Macquarie Marshes, the Warrumbungle National Park, and the Pilliga State Forest there are limitless opportunities for exploring the region’s natural wonders!

At Creswick Holiday Park you will love the peaceful, tranquil surrounds beside Calembeen Lake where just a short stroll will take you to fishing, swimming or just beautiful bush surrounds. Pitch a tent on an unpowered site, park your RV on a powered site, or unpack your bags in one of our three cabins and enjoy!

Creswick offers a number of natural attractions and outdoor activities for visitors, set within an attractive forested area. Enjoy bushwalking and scenic drives through the extensive Creswick Regional Park.

Enjoy and appreciate the outstanding natural beauty along the south coast of NSW. Moruya North Head is a primitive camp ground and one of the very few remaining natural camping sites on the NSW South Coast. Located on the Moruya River to the south of Bengello/South Broulee beach, Morya North Head is also conveniently located near Moruya Airport.

Guilderton Holiday Park provides an almost undiscovered getaway less than 100km from Perth. Situated at the mouth of the Moore River, and just metres from one of the most peaceful stretches of the Western Australian coastline, Guilderton is the ideal retreat for visitors of all ages.

Onaero Bay Holiday Park is in a spectacular location, on both sides of the Onaero River and surrounded by native bush. It is a great outdoor environment, along with limited cellphone coverage, which means this is the ideal spot to get away from it all! Our quiet family camp has 70 level power sites, 50 tent sites and family cabin accommodation sitated on our well-manicured grounds.

Mawley Holiday Park is the perfect base from which to explore everything Masterton and the beautiful Wairarapa has to offer. We have a range of quality, accommodation – self-contained units, cabins, powered and unpowered sites.

The Park is nestled in a sheltered, peaceful setting on the banks of the Waipoua River. Our established grounds include open spaces, stunning specimen trees, a children’s playground and BBQ area.

Two minutes’ easy walk from Mawley Holiday Park is Masterton’s recreation precinct – with beautiful QEII Park, adventure playground, heated indoor and outdoor pool complex with hydroslide, skate park, museums, mini golf, cafes and shops!

The Yass Caravan Park is located within walking distance to the local shops in the central business district of Yass. It is next to the Yass Memorial swimming pool, and there are a number of food outlets nearby.

Yass Caravan Park offers a range of accommodation options including tent sites, powered sites, drive-thru sites, cabins and sites that accommodate large motorhomes. Other facilities include toilets and showers with disabled access, a laundry, barbeques and a playground. Yass Caravan Park is pet friendly for guests traveling with their own vans or on campsites.

Enjoy and appreciate the outstanding natural beauty along the south coast of NSW. Mystery Bay Camp ground is a primitive camp ground and one of the very few remaining natural camping sites on the NSW South Coast. The Mystery Bay campground overlooks the beach and is surrounded by National Park and is arguably one of the state’s best natural camping spots.

Enjoy and appreciate the outstanding natural beauty along the south coast of NSW. Dalmeny campground has stunning views over the ocean, powered and unpowered sites and modern amenities while also being conveniently located next to the local shops.

Southern Ocean Tourist Park is located in the coastal town of Beachport, South Australia, along the stunning Limestone Coast.

Perfect for families, couples, and travellers, the park offers a range of accommodation options including spacious camping sites, modern cabins, and villas. Guests can enjoy easy access to pristine beaches, walking trails, and popular fishing spots, all while relaxing in peaceful, picturesque surrounds.

Southern Ocean Tourist Park is the ideal base for exploring the natural beauty and attractions of Beachport and the Limestone Coast.

Talunga Park Caravan Park offers travellers and tourists the best of both worlds. The Barossa region caters for everyone’s culinary tastes from exceptional wines, locally made cheeses and fine dining.

Talunga Park Caravan Park offers a range of accommodation options including powered sites and unpowered sites.

Guests of Murray Recreation and Caravan Park are sure to enjoy the idyllic, peacefulness of our park. The park offers plenty of shady powered sites and unpowered sites for your own caravan, motor home, bus camper-trailer or tent.

Located at the gateway to the beautiful Barossa Valley, Williamstown Queen Victoria Jubilee Park is the perfect place to stop and unwind surrounded by nature.

Williamstown Queen Victoria Jubilee Park offers a range of accommodation options including ensuite cabins, powered sites and unpowered sites. The caravan park also offers a sewer dump point and filtered drinking water.

“Lake Moogerah Caravan Park is situated right on the shores of Lake Moogerah and is surrounded by the Scenic Rim’s spectacular scenery. You’ll enjoy the wide-open spaces, an abundance of wildlife, and everywhere you turn you’ll see mountains.

At Lake Moogerah, we offer unpowered camping sites plus a limited number of powered caravan sites.

The total number of sites within the park is capped at 115, which means, there is plenty of space to spread out along our grassy sites. We want to ensure you enjoy the best experiences possible so you will not be camping on top of another family.”

“Enjoy camping at one of our two campgrounds – Captain Logan campground & Lumley Hill Campground – at Lake Wivenhoe. Just an hour from Brisbane’s CBD located on the beautiful Lake Wivenhoe these amazingly beautiful campsites caters for both families and large groups with an opulence of wildlife from kangaroos to koalas.

Choose from our grassy sites overlooking the lake for a tranquil setting. Enjoy a relaxing stay with natural shade and vegetation or get out on the water for recreational activities. Watch out for kangaroos, possums, pelicans, ducks and a wide variety of birdlife during your stay.

Lake Wivenhoe, more commonly referred to as Wivenhoe Dam, is a haven for those who enjoy water-based recreation particularly for kayaking and canoeing. The water is very calm due to the lack of powered boats which makes for an enjoyable, relaxing experience. Alternatively, you may wish to do a spot of fishing.”

If you want all the fun of a Byron Bay holiday, without all the hustle and bustle, then stay at Suffolk Beachfront Holiday Park. You’ll still be close to all the action – with the centre of Byron Bay just a ten minute drive down the road – but far enough away to relax.

First Sun Holiday Park, located on the beachfront of beautiful Byron Bay, offers you everything Byron Bay is world renowned for literally metres from your self-contained cabin, lodge, hut, powered or unpowered caravan site or shady camp area. At First Sun Holiday Park you never need to take your car anywhere because everything is so close at hand with views towards The Wreck, Byron Lighthouse, Mt Warning and beyond.