- Tasman Holiday Parks – North Star Holiday Resort: Home to the two-storey Sammy’s Adventure Lagoon waterpark.
- BIG4 Ingenia Holidays South West Rocks: A creekside waterpark holiday park with plenty of activities.
- BIG4 Tweed Billabong Holiday Park: Features a gorgeous Green Cauldron waterpark with resort-style pools and a saltwater billabong.
- NRMA Darlington Beach Holiday Resort: Home to a shallow wading pool, heated spa, and amazing water slides.
- Discovery Parks – Forster: A resort-style pool with river access and waterfront views.
- Lake Hume Holiday Park: Boasts a spacious swimming pool and a seasonally operated kids water spray park.
- NRMA South West Rocks Holiday Resort: Check out Shipwreck Island waterpark, with twisting, turning slides and interactive water features.
When you’re on a family holiday in the summer, there’s nothing more fun or more refreshing than an epic waterpark. And what’s more fun than a waterpark located right in the camp where you’re staying? You can simply fall out of bed and splash right into the pools and slides!
Everyone will love Sammy’s Adventure Lagoon, a two-storey waterpark with 65 fun, interactive water features. You can blast off with water cannons, shoot down their twisting slide, and cool down under the 600-litre Big Dripper tipping bucket. Or, for something a little less intense, check out the range of more relaxed activities at the North Star’s kids’ club. The resort is also home to an intriguing marine museum, an indoor play area that lets you keep having active fun on those more extreme weather days, and an adults-only leisure centre that boasts a soothing infrared sauna and a luxurious day spa.
Or what about staying by the creek? This Mid-North Coast New South Wales holiday park is only two kilometres from the Macleay River Boat Ramp. Watersport lovers, anglers, surfers, and walkers can all enjoy the stunning views and swells at this water-centric coastal stay!
The park has a boat ramp, so you can moor up and head out on the water to enjoy the day. It also has a waterfront. The waterpark is amazing too, with plenty of activities and spaces to play.
This award-winning destination sits on the Far North Coast, just 40 minutes from the phenomenal theme parks of the Gold Coast. Tweed Billabong features a gorgeous waterpark, resort-style pools, and a unique, tidal, swimming-friendly saltwater Billabong, plus some of the best holiday park facilities in the country. The resort’s Green Cauldron Waterpark is a legendary volcano- and local-terrain-themed playground. The Cauldron boasts four large slides, an interactive play splash zone, and a big tipping bucket. The slower-paced Billabong is a natural tidal oasis fed by the Tweed River. You can safely swim here, or stand-up paddleboard, kayak, fish, or simply relax on the pontoon. You can also cook at a modern open-plan communal facility on the edge of the billabong.
This lush coastal resort is a sprawling destination, combining tranquil, subtropical palm groves with the area’s abundant local wildlife and high-octane modern water attractions.
NRMA Darlington sports a standard swimming pool, a shallow toddlers’ wading pool, a heated spa for the adults, and two amazing water slides. The resort also offers dryer activities, including lawn bowls, tennis courts, archery, undercover arcade games, and more. And when you relax at the end of the day, you might even spot some unique wildlife!
Discovery Parks Forster is a camping destination on the edge of the glorious Wallamba River, one of New South Wales's lesser-known hubs for some of the best water activities. Dive straight into the action with kayaking, fishing, or waterskiing thanks to the park’s direct boat-ramp river access, or have fun going down the water slides and zipping up and down the resort-style pool. Later, you can admire waterfront views from your cabin or site.
Moving to a lake three times the size of Sydney Harbour, Lake Hume is 30 minutes from Albury, and a perfect place for people who love to hang out by the water. With its private boat ramp and direct beach access, you can launch your boat, kayak, or paddleboard and spend your day exploring the lake.
On the holiday park grounds, you can relax by the spacious swimming pool and splash around at the seasonally operated kids’ water spray park. Kids can also play at the playground.
Does your family like pirates? If so, you’re all going to love the South West Rocks Resort. South West Rocks is home to the Shipwreck Island waterpark, which houses interactive water features and plenty of twisting, turning slides.
If you want a break from the water, the resort also offers plenty of other family entertainment, like pedal karts, mini-golf, and a kids’ club open year-round!
Fancy a day at the beach? South West Rocks is also surrounded by pristine local beaches and natural bushland, perfect for outdoor adventures.
Camping trips are the perfect chance to slow down, enjoy time with friends and family, and check out the coolest water parks New South Wales has to offer. So, if you’re ready, find your local holiday park here!