Atherton Tableland, QLD

NRMA Atherton Tablelands Holiday Park

You are a connoisseur in exploring the mesmerising wilderness of Australia, seeking opportunities to indulge in outdoor recreational activities such as camping. If there are any financial aspects mentioned regarding accommodation, please disregard them.

Ravenshoe, QLD

Ravenshoe Railway Caravan Park

Explore the historical charm of Queensland's highest town with a stay at Ravenshoe Railway Caravan Park. Perfect for budget travellers, the park offers powered and unpowered sites, a communal kitchen/BBQ area with a log fireplace, and it is pet-friendly. Experience the nearby Millstream Falls, Australia's widest waterfall and surrounding wildlife. Facilities include an ablutions block with toilets and showers, laundry tubs, and additional unisex toilets, while the local town offers a variety of essential services. Tour history with the centrepiece Ravenshoe Station and 'Capella,' the world's last operating D17 steam locomotive. A not-for-profit destination managed by the Ravenshoe Railway Company, for a step back in time and a breath of fresh air.

Malanda, QLD

Malanda Falls Caravan Park

Malanda Falls Caravan Park offers a serene getaway amid the natural beauty of the Cairns Highlands. Its unique location next to the Malanda Falls Environmental Park provides plentiful opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, bird-watching, and exploring local flora and fauna. With its council running, the park is well-maintained and provides standard amenities for a comfortable stay. The Caravan Park sets the scene for a rejuvenating escape in the heart of nature.

Lake Eacham, QLD

Lake Eacham Caravan Park

Lake Eacham Tourist Park is a tranquil eco-style retreat in a natural setting. It is perfect for visitors with campers, vans, and caravans, as well as those seeking affordable accommodation. The park prides itself on its minimalistic and sustainable approach, forgoing conventional amenities like concrete walkways and swimming pools to instead highlight the beauty of the surrounding environment. It's the perfect spot for nature lovers and those seeking a peaceful escape.

HERBERTON, QLD

Wild River Caravan Park

North Macksville, NSW

Nambucca River Tourist Park

Nambucca River Tourist Park is a pet-friendly caravan park offering riverside living with a fishing jetty and boat ramp. It features 4-star luxury villas, holiday cabin accommodations, and ample powered and unpowered sites. Its top-notch amenities include a camp kitchen with free gas BBQs and cooktops, a resort-style pool, a new spa and sauna, along with lawn bowls, mini-golf, and a giant jumping pillow. The Park is nestled in Australia's beautiful Nambucca Valley, known for gorgeous scenery, perfect climate, safe family beaches, tranquil river and lush national parks for outdoor adventures.

Tathra, NSW

Tathra Beachside

Tathra Beachside is the ultimate vacation destination with 500 meters of beach frontage located on the vibrant Sapphire Coast of NSW. Our wide array of amenities including water park, jumping cushion and an adventurous playground promise family fun and entertainment. In addition to our kid’s club activities during holidays, Tathra is a haven for outdoor activities such as surfing, fishing, and mountain biking. Our establishment is pet friendly and has various accommodation options from luxury beach houses to vintage vans. Spearheaded by part-owners Frankie J. Holden & wife Michelle Pettigrove, Tathra Beachside regularly offers musical gig nights, karaoke, and warm community gatherings.

Hamelin Pool, WA

Hamelin Pool Caravan Park

Hamelin Pool Caravan Park is a feature-packed destination nestled beside the Shark Bay World Heritage area. It offers comfortable accommodation options for backpackers, families, and camping enthusiasts, with both powered and unpowered sites available. The park hosts a tea room offering a wide variety of meals, drinks, and unique souvenirs. Visit the old Telegraph Station, constructed in 1884, to learn about its historical significance to the region. The main attraction, however, are the fascinating stromatolites, some of Earth's earliest life forms, accessible via a 200m boardwalk with helpful informative signage.