Best Caravan Park Memberships in Australia compared

At some stage on your RV journey, you will no doubt find yourself needing to stay in a caravan park. Many caravan parks in Australia belong to a network or chain of parks that offer Caravan Park Membership rewards. This means you get a discount on your stay and often, extra perks for being a loyal member.

But how do you know which caravan park membership to choose? Which one gives you the most discounts or offers the best benefits? In this article, we take a look at some of the caravan park memberships in Australia and compare them. 

Best Caravan Park Memberships at a glance

Membership	Best For	Discount	Cost
G’Day Rewards	Australia-wide travel	10% up to $50	$50/2 years
BIG4 Perks+	Families	10% up to $50	$50/2 years
Kui Parks	Budget travellers & grey nomads	10% up to $40	From $25
Reflections Outsiders Club	NSW nature stays	Credits & perks	Free
My NRMA	Extra travel discounts	10% up to $60	$60/year
Family Parks	Smaller parks	10% discounts	$40/2 years
CMCA	Long-term RV travellers	Camping discounts	From $80
TAWK	Families with kids	Free kids camping perks	$40 once-off

Are BIG4, G’Day Parks and Discovery Parks the same?

No, but they work in similar ways.

BIG4 Holiday Parks and G’Day Parks are competing caravan park networks in Australia. Both offer loyalty memberships that provide discounts and extra travel perks.

Discovery Parks is actually owned by the same company as G’Day Parks, which is why both operate under the G’Day Rewards membership program.

BIG4 parks are generally known for family-friendly facilities like water parks, jumping pillows and playgrounds, while Discovery Parks and G’Day Parks range from family holiday parks through to more nature-based and touring-focused locations.

If you travel regularly, many RV travellers end up joining more than one membership program depending on where they stay most often.

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Comparison of Australian Caravan Park Memberships

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G’Day Rewards

Best for: Australian wide travel

G’Day Rewards is the rewards program for both Discovery Parks and G’Day Parks (formerly Top Parks), both of which are owned by G’Day Group Holdings. With approximately 300 holiday parks across Australia, they are the largest chain in Australia, with parks in every state.

There are three levels of benefits, with the next level kicking in after a certain number of stays throughout the year. Everyone starts at the ‘Mate’ tier when they first join, and as you can see from the screenshot below, the benefits get better the more you stay.

Cost

$50 for two years

Discounts and benefits

• 10% discount on bookings up to $50
• Choice of early check-in / late check-out / bag of ice
• Free park equipment hire
• Exclusive partner discounts
• Free digital G’Day Magazine
• Ability to unlock more benefits the more you stay
• Member app to help plan your holiday

Our take

G’Day Rewards probably makes the most sense for travellers doing bigger laps around Australia because the network is massive. Discovery Parks in particular tend to range from family-friendly holiday parks through to more practical overnight touring stops, so there’s a bit more variety than some travellers realise. If you regularly stay in caravan parks, the membership can pay for itself pretty quickly.

Reflections Holiday Parks

Best for: NSW nature stays

The Outsiders Club is the caravan park membership for Reflections Holiday Parks. With 40 locations spread across New South Wales, the majority of their parks are pet-friendly. Reflections Holiday Parks has a different business model in that it’s a ‘Certified Social Enterprise’. What this means is that it reinvests profits into public nature reserves, community facilities, and local culture that it’s keen to protect. As a result, you’ll often find Reflections Holiday Parks in fantastic nature-based locations.

They promise that for every holiday booking made, they’ll sponsor the release of threatened native fish into NSW waterways to help bring those little guys back. 

Cost

Free

Discounts and benefits

• An instant $25 guest credit upon joining
• $25 guest credit for each new park you stay at 
• Stay at least 100 nights across 20 different parks in a calendar year and earn a ‘Ticket to Tour’ prize of a guest credit equal to the amount you spent to get it.
• As your loyalty ‘tier’ increases, unlock extra perks such as the ability to raincheck your booking mid-stay, priority upgrades, late check out/early check in, member deals, exlusive merch and more

Our take

Reflections Holiday Parks stands out because many of the locations are genuinely excellent – particularly if you love coastal NSW and nature-based camping. The fact that the membership is free also makes it a no-brainer for occasional NSW travellers.

Big4 Holiday Parks

Best for: families

Big4 Holiday Perks+ is the membership for Big4 Holiday Parks, one of the best-known caravan park chains in Australia. They’re known for catering to families with jumping pillows, swimming pools with slides, and some even have restaurants.

There are over 250 Australia-wide and they operate as a franchise with each park individually owned and operated, some by families and others by corporations.

Cost

$50 for two years

Discounts and benefits

• 10% on your stays up to $50
• Exclusive partner offers with major brands
• Savings on attractions and activities
• Exclusive in-park perks like free WiFi and late check-out
• Member-only deals
• Unlock more benefits by spending $4,000 within two years and staying with at least two parks
• Save up to 45% off movie tickets

Our take

If you travel with kids, BIG4 is still one of the strongest options in Australia. The discounts are handy, but realistically, most families join because BIG4 parks tend to have the best facilities for keeping kids entertained during longer stays. The downside? They’re often pricier than smaller regional parks, especially during peak school holiday periods.

Kui Parks

Best for: Budget travellers & grey nomads

Kui Parks Loyalty Membership is the caravan park membership for Kui Parks, a growing network of clean, value-for-money holiday parks around Australia. With over 60 parks in their network, you can now find a Kui Park in every state and will often find them in smaller towns and communities. 

Kui Parks tend to be smaller, owner-run parks that are generally cheaper than the likes of Big4. They market to the adventure traveller and grey nomads, leaving the other parks to focus on families and being destination parks. That’s not to say families can’t stay here; they just don’t have all the whiz-bang playground stuff that some of the others do.

Cost

$25 for one year, $40 for two years, or $45 for two years with a physical membership card.

Discounts and benefits

• 10% discount up to a maximum of $40 per stay
• Exclusive member savings
• Dedicated member section on the website
• Longer membership = more entries into a monthly prize drawer

Our take

Kui Parks tends to appeal more to grey nomads, couples and travellers chasing quieter regional experiences rather than resort-style caravan parks. Many of the parks are owner-operated, and the atmosphere often feels a bit more relaxed and personal than the larger chains.

NRMA Parks & Resorts

Best for: Extra travel discounts

My NRMA is the caravan park loyalty program for NRMA Parks and Resorts. Found in over 50 locations across Australia, My NRMA is a fairly new loyalty program.

Cost

Free and automatic if you have NRMA Blue or roadside assistance, including Everyday Care, Complete Care and Ultimate Care. If not, it’s $60 per year.

Discounts and benefits

• 10% off the standard rate (capped at $60)
• 5% off sales rates year-round
• Discounts on fuel, groceries, activities, dining out, utilities, insurance and more
• 50% off activities at iconic holiday resorts
• 50% off Bear Grylls Survival Academy
• Members flexible cancellation

Our take

The biggest value with My NRMA often isn’t just the caravan park discount itself – it’s the wider fuel, travel and partner discounts. If you already use NRMA roadside assistance, it can end up being one of the more useful all-round travel memberships.

CMCA

Best for: Long-term RV travellers & those wishing to join a local group

The CMCA is the Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia (you can still join if you tow a caravan), and with over 60,000 members, are the largest RV club in the southern hemisphere. They’re not actually a caravan park chain, but its membership offers similar benefits plus more.

Cost

The cost of membership depends on the type of RV you have. Ordinary membership is $60 per year with an additional one-off joining fee of $25, bringing the total to $85 to join for the first year. Ordinary membership covers 5th wheelers, buses or coaches, campervans, motorhomes or slide-ons. Associate membership costs $55 per year with an additional one-off joining fee of $25 (for a total of $80 in the first year) and is for those with a camper trailer, caravan, other passenger vehicle or no vehicle. 

The Wanderer monthly magazine, which is exclusive to CMCA members, is included as a digital copy with your membership. However, if you would like a hardcopy posted to you every month, this will cost an additional $24 per annum.

Discounts and benefits

• The opportunity to join a chapter or special interest group
• Access to CMCA’s own free and low-cost campgrounds
• Exclusive access to RV-tailored insurance
• Monthly digital subscription to The Wanderer
• Access to an exclusive travel app and website GeoWiki X
• Opportunity to attend the club’s national rally and safaris
• Access to numerous discounts and special offers from major brands

Our take

CMCA is really its own thing compared to traditional caravan park memberships. For long-term RV travellers and grey nomads especially, the access to low-cost camping, travel tools and community events can be more valuable than the accommodation discounts themselves. It’s a great membership option for those looking to join a local group and form friendships with like-minded individuals.

Family Parks Travel Rewards

Best for: Smaller parks

Family Parks Travel Rewards is the caravan park membership for Family Parks, a suite of caravan parks across Australia, New Zealand and the UK, with around 26 parks in Australia and growing. 

Cost

$40 for two years

Discounts and benefits

• 10% off your stay in Australia and New Zealand (up to $20 on sites and $40 in cabins)
• Discounts and deals while you travel with their rewards partners
• Third night free voucher
• Entry card for their Frequent Camper Competition

Our take

Family Parks sits somewhere in the middle ground between the big resort-style caravan park chains and the smaller independent parks. A lot of their locations have a more relaxed, old-school caravan park feel, which many travellers actually prefer. The network isn’t as large as BIG4 or G’Day, but if you regularly travel through regional areas and don’t need giant waterparks and jumping pillows everywhere you stop, Family Parks can offer pretty decent value.

TAWK

Best for: Families with kids

TAWK membership is a membership benefit from Travelling Australia With Kids. Like the CMCA mentioned earlier, TAWK is not a caravan park chain but rather a group who have negotiated discounts with over 180 caravan parks across Australia.

Cost

$40 one-off fee

Discounts and benefits

• Two nights free camping for TAWK member’s kids
• Pay once and enjoy benefits for life
• Discount at TAWK product and services supporters
• TAWK supporter parks can be found on WikiCamps

Our take

TAWK membership makes the most sense for families doing a big lap or regular caravan trips with kids, especially if you like mixing caravan parks with free camping and budget-friendly travel. The once-off membership fee is appealing compared to yearly renewals, and many travelling families enjoy the community aspect as much as the discounts themselves.

It’s less useful for couples or grey nomads travelling without kids, but for young families trying to keep travel costs under control, it can be worth a look.

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Table of Caravan Park Memberships in Australia

Updated May 2026: Membership pricing, discounts and benefits checked and updated for 2026.

Caravan Park Network / Club	Membership Program	Best For	Cost	Discount / Main Perk	Parks	Coverage
G’Day Parks & Discovery Parks	G’Day Rewards	Australia-wide travel	$50 for 2 years	10% discount up to $50 per booking + travel perks	300+	Australia-wide
Reflections Holiday Parks	The Outsiders Club	NSW coastal & nature stays	Free	$25 joining credit + member perks	40	NSW
BIG4 Holiday Parks	BIG4 Holiday Perks+	Families	$50 for 2 years	10% discount up to $50 per stay + attraction deals	250+	Australia-wide
Kui Parks	Kui Parks Loyalty Membership	Grey nomads & budget travellers	From $25 per year	10% discount up to $40 per stay	60+	Australia-wide
NRMA Parks & Resorts	My NRMA	Frequent travellers	$60 per year*	10% off stays up to $60 + fuel & travel discounts	50+	NSW, QLD, VIC, SA, TAS
CMCA	CMCA Membership	Long-term RV travellers	From $80 first year	Access to low-cost camping + member discounts	250+ partner stays + CMCA RV Parks	Australia-wide
Family Parks	Family Parks Travel Rewards	Smaller regional parks	$40 for 2 years	10% off stays + member travel deals	26+	Australia-wide except WA
TAWK	TAWK Membership	Families travelling with kids	$40 once-off	Kids camping perks + partner discounts	180+ partners	Australia-wide

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Which Caravan Park Membership is best?

This is one of those cases where it boils down to which one is best for you. Why? Because at the end of the day, what pleases one in a caravan park chain (such as pools and slides) may just get on another traveller’s nerves.

If you travel mainly with kids, BIG4 Holiday Perks+ is one of the strongest options thanks to family-focused parks and attraction discounts. Grey nomads and long-term travellers often prefer Kui Parks due to quieter locations and lower costs, while G’Day Rewards offers one of the biggest Australia-wide park networks. Reflections Holiday Parks is also worth considering for NSW travellers because the Outsiders Club is free to join. The CMCA is ideal for those wanting to join a group of like-minded RV travellers.

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FAQs on Caravan Park Membership in Australia

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