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2715 Holiday parks and RV rentals in Australia

Badgee Park - Australia
8.5 4 reviews
Australia
2 1
£123/nighttotal: £2706 (22 )

Badgee Park

camping - Sussex inlet
Badgee Park, a pet-friendly and family-oriented campsite in Sussex Inlet, is located 101 kilometres from Shellharbour Airport.
This air-conditioned caravan offers one bedroom, one bathroom, and sleeping space for up to 11 guests, featuring a terrace, an outdoor dining area, and complimentary private parking.
The Horsemans Rest | Horse & Dog Friendly Stay - Australia
10 69 reviews
Australia
2 1
£146/nightfor 1 night

The Horsemans Rest | Horse & Dog Friendly Stay

mobile home
The Horseman’s Rest, a mobile home located in Marulan, NSW, offers a secluded and serene bushland setting ideal for travellers seeking a quiet stopover or a weekend getaway with horses.
This accommodation provides a tranquil natural environment with air conditioning, internet, a kitchen equipped with a fridge, freezer, and microwave oven, and parking, catering for up to two guests.
Shoalhaven Heads Village - Australia
8.2 139 reviews
Australia
3 2
£121/nighttotal: £484 (4 )

Shoalhaven Heads Village

camping - Shoalhaven Heads
Ingenia Holidays Shoalhaven Heads is located in the Shoalhaven Heads district of New South Wales, a short drive from Seven Mile Beach and within easy reach of Jamberoo Action Park and Shellharbour City Stadium. The campsite has consistently received good user ratings, with particularly high scores for location and cleanliness.
Each accommodation unit, measuring 60 square metres, features a private balcony with stunning views. Guests can enjoy a range of facilities, including a swimming pool, a spa, a fully equipped kitchen, and outdoor play equipment.
Mountain View Resort - Australia
8.9 444 reviews
Australia
4 1
£129/nighttotal: £516 (4 )

Mountain View Resort

camping - Shoalhaven Heads
Mountain View Resort is located in Shoalhaven Heads, just 24 miles from Jamberoo Action Park and 26 miles from both Shellharbour City Stadium and Shellharbour Airport. The resort has consistently received very good ratings for location, cleanliness, and overall user experience.
The resort offers a range of accommodation options, including family-friendly rooms with private entrances and modern kitchens. Guests can enjoy a variety of amenities, such as a swimming pool with a water slide, a fitness centre, a tennis court, and barbecue facilities.
Rustic Cabin With Moon Bathing For A City Escape - Australia
9.0 1 review
Australia
2 1
£71/nighttotal: £1988 (28 )

Rustic Cabin With Moon Bathing For A City Escape

camping - Corang
This rustic cabin, part of the 'Rustic Cabin With Moon Bathing For A City Escape' offer, is located in Corang, approximately 101 kilometres from Canberra Airport and within easy reach of hiking trails.
The 50 square metre cabin, with two bedrooms and a bathroom, can accommodate up to five guests and features a garden, a fireplace, and free Wi-Fi.
Tasman Holiday Parks - Jervis Bay - Australia
8.6 937 reviews
Australia
2 1
£94/nighttotal: £658 (7 )

Tasman Holiday Parks - Jervis Bay

camping - Huskisson
Jervis Bay Holiday Park is located in Huskisson, New South Wales, a short drive from Jervis Bay Village, Kiama, Mollymook, and Nowra, making it a great base for exploring the region. The park has a 3-star rating and consistently receives very good user reviews.
The park offers a range of accommodation options, including villas and cabins, all equipped with comfortable amenities. You can enjoy the on-site swimming pool, barbecue area, children's playground, and relax on the terrace or in the garden.

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Frequently asked questions about campings in Australia

  • Can you safely drink tap water in Australia?

    Generally, yes. Tap water in most of Australia is safe to drink, meeting high safety standards. However, some very remote areas might have different water quality, so it's always a good idea to check locally if you're venturing off the beaten track.
  • What are the best holiday parks in Australia?

    Among the holiday parks in Australia, Glamping @ Byron #5 Luxury Tent With Indoor Bath, Bimbi Park - Camping Under Koalas and Little Beach Resort are the most popular ones.

  • What are the major airports available in Australia?

    Sydney Airport (SYD), Melbourne Airport (MEL), Brisbane Airport (BNE), Perth Airport (PER), and Adelaide Airport (ADL) are the five largest and busiest airports. These are your main gateways, with many international and domestic flights operating from them. Other significant airports include Gold Coast Airport (OOL) and Cairns Airport (CNS).
  • What are the best holiday parks with a pool in Australia?

  • Which currency is used in Australia?

    The Australian dollar (AUD) is the currency used in Australia.
  • What are the best holiday parks with a jacuzzi in Australia?

    The best holiday parks with a jacuzzi in Australia are Little Beach Resort, Scamander Sanctuary Holiday Park and Anglesea Family Caravan Park.

  • Are road conditions in Australia suitable for driving?

    Road conditions vary greatly depending on the region and time of year. Major highways are generally well-maintained. However, many outback roads are unsealed and can be challenging, especially after rain. Always check road conditions before embarking on a long journey, particularly in remote areas. Consider the type of vehicle you are using as well; a 4WD is recommended for some areas.
  • What are the best holiday parks for families and kids in Australia?

    The best holiday parks for families and kids in Australia are Bimbi Park - Camping Under Koalas, Tasman Holiday Parks - St Helens and Glamping At Zeehan Bush Camp.

  • Where should you consider camping in Australia?

    Camping opportunities abound! For stunning coastal camping, try the Whitsundays or Noosa National Park. For outback adventures, consider Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park (though check permit requirements). Many national parks offer excellent campsites, such as Karijini National Park in Western Australia or the Grampians National Park in Victoria. Remember to book campsites in advance, especially during peak season.
  • What are the best pet friendly holiday parks in Australia?

  • Which areas in Australia are perfect for a week’s stay?

    A week allows for more in-depth exploration. Consider the Great Barrier Reef (Cairns is a good base), Tasmania (with its diverse landscapes and wildlife), or the stunning scenery of the Blue Mountains National Park near Sydney. Exploring a specific region like the Margaret River wine region in Western Australia or the Whitsunday Islands would also be ideal for a week-long trip.
  • What are the best holiday parks with parking in Australia?

  • Are there unique natural phenomena (e.g., auroras, midnight sun) in Australia?

    Australia doesn't experience auroras or the midnight sun. However, it boasts unique natural phenomena like the bioluminescent bays of Jervis Bay, the stunning rock formations of Uluru, and the diverse range of flora and fauna found throughout the country.

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