With caravan parks in almost inexhaustible supply, don’t bag yourself a doozy – add these parks to your must-see list! 1 We Love Nitmiluk Caravan Park, Katherine, NT Katherine is one of the most beautiful parts of Australia, and what…
With caravan parks in almost inexhaustible supply, don’t bag yourself a doozy – add these parks to your must-see list!
1 We Love Nitmiluk Caravan Park, Katherine, NT
Katherine is one of the most beautiful parts of Australia, and what better way to experience it than staying in the heart of the Nitmiluk National Park itself. Nitmiluk Caravan Park has a range of powered and unpowered caravan sites depending on your needs or preference. Complete with resort-style swimming pool and poolside bar and bistro, you could almost be tempted to never leave the park. However, there is plenty to see and do beyond its boundaries, with a range of tours and attractions on offer via the associated Nitmiluk Tours.
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2 We Love Jetty Caravan Park, Normanville, SA
It is hard to go past beachside accommodation and Jetty Caravan Park fits that bill perfectly. The park offers modern amenities, coin-operated laundry, free Wi-Fi, LPG refills, free barbecues, tennis courts and more available throughout your stay. There is easy beach access as well as plenty of fishing off the jetty and beach. Jetty Caravan Park is a 10-minute walk from town and is close to Cape Jervis and the Kangaroo Island Ferry. You can even leave your caravan at the park to explore Kangaroo Island if you choose.
3 We Love Ledge Point Holiday Park, Ledge Point, WA
Ledge Point Holiday Park is a beautiful place to set up camp for a few days, or longer if you can’t bear to leave. Located next to a nine-hole golf course in an idyllic natural bush surround, Ledge Point is the perfect beach holiday park. Onsite facilities include a swimming pool, peddle carts, internet café and book exchange. There is plenty of entertainment for the kids and fully-equipped camp kitchens and barbecue areas are available. Yanchep National Park offers a range of tours and bushwalks, as well as rowboat hire and you can’t pass up a visit to The Chocolate Drops Tearooms. The Pinnacles are well worth the visit, as is Gingin Gravity Discovery Centre and Observatory to see the best views of the area and the night sky.
1 We Long For Capital Country Holiday Park, Sutton, ACT
When you think of holiday locations, Canberra and the ACT are often overlooked but this small state has a lot to offer. Capital Country Holiday Park is located just off the Federal Highway on the NSW/ACT border. Powered sites are available, capable of holding larger rigs on either bitumen or grass. Capital Country Holiday Park has a jumbo jumping pillow for the kids, barbecues and a large undercover camp kitchen, swimming pool, tennis and volleyball courts and walking trails. A short drive into the heart of Canberra gives you access to Questacon, Cockington Green Gardens, National Museum of Australia, the War Memorial and much more.
2 We Long For Brisbane Holiday Village, Brisbane, QLD
Just 15 minutes from the CBD, Brisbane Holiday Village is the perfect place to pitch for a few days. Powered, ensuite and XL ensuite sites are available, so no matter what set-up you have there will be more than enough room to spread out. Modern amenities block, laundries, onsite sullage point and undercover barbecue areas add to the comfort. If you don’t fancy cooking, check out the Lagoona Resort Restaurant and if you over indulge there’s a bike track, mini golf, and tennis court to use; you can even feed lorikeets. With the Gold Coast Theme Parks within easy reach, there is plenty to see and do.
3 We Long For Big4 Bellarine Holiday Park, Marcus Hill, VIC
Big4 Bellarine Holiday Park is the perfect place for any travelling family, with the park designed around parents or groups with young children. Powered sites are available on manicured grass sites, with access to modern facilities. Indoor dining areas, as well as basketball court, bike hire, camp kitchen, go karts, indoor pool and a convenience store and dump point make for a comprehensive list. The park is close to Ocean Grove, Point Lonsdale and Queenscliff if you can bring yourself to leave its confines to go and explore.
