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## Posts
- [Best Camping Spots Near Sydney | Caravan Camping NSW](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/best-camping-spots-near-sydney/): Just 2 and a half hours away from Sydney, Cedar Pines is the perfect place for a peaceful, relaxing coastal escape. With an on-site boat ramp and boat launch, there’s plenty to do, from fishing to boating. Whether you opt for an on-site caravan space, or a fully equipped waterfront cabin or cottage, Bherwerre Beach and Booderee National Park are only a short drive away. When you get back to camp, essential amenities like the laundry facilities and the BBQ area await you.
- [NSW Campgrounds a Short Walk from the Beach](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/nsw-campgrounds-near-the-beach/): We all love to go out into nature and explore new areas in our tents and caravans, and one of the best places to check out has to be the beach. Swimming, surfing, fishing, or building sandcastles - there’s so much to do at the beach. So, if you want to find out more about campgrounds that are just a few steps from the beach, read on!
- [The Illawarra Caravan Lifestyle Expo 2026](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/illawarra-caravan-lifestyle-expo-2026/): Get ready to ignite your wanderlust at the 2026 Illawarra Caravan Lifestyle Expo, returning for three action-packed days from Friday, 10 July to Sunday, 12 July 2026, at the Kembla Grange Racecourse in Wollongong. Whether you're a seasoned traveller or new to the caravan and camping scene, this expo is your one-stop destination to explore the latest in outdoor living.
- [Hit the Road: Must-Visit Stops on a NSW Caravan Adventure](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/must-visit-travel-spots-in-nsw/): New South Wales is home to so many beautiful and exciting places. Let’s find out more about these must-visit stops!
- [2026 CCIA NSW Awards of Excellence Finalists](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/2026-ccia-nsw-awards-of-excellence-finalists/): Business Finalists:
- [The Best Camping Cookware For Your Next Trip](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/camping-cookware-tips-for-your-next-trip/): Stainless steel: Most camping cookware sets come in stainless steel, which is the gold standard for durability. Stainless steel not only resists those scratches that can easily occur when you’re traipsing through the campsite, but it also deals well with the open flames of an outdoor fire, providing even heat for quick cooking in any situation.
- [Riverside Camping in NSW: Holiday Parks, Activities and More](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/riverside-camping-in-nsw/): Caravanning and camping are great ways to get out there and enjoy the full bounty nature has to offer you. But people often overlook one major part of nature when they plan their trips - the water! Australia is home to many gorgeous waterways, beaches and rivers where you can enjoy fishing, paddling, surfing, swimming, and just walking along to enjoy the view.
- [8 Tips to Reduce Fuel Use When Towing a Caravan](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/8-tips-to-reduce-fuel-use-when-towing-a-caravan/): Trips might look a little different right now, but you can still get more out of every litre and hit the road. Road trip longer, slow it down, and stay longer for smarter towing, lower fuel bills and more adventure.
- [Caravan Spa Day Ideas: DIY Relaxation in Nature](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/caravan-spa-day-ideas/): For most people, getting away in the caravan is all about relaxing. At any time of year, wherever you are, a little self-care can go a long way. But did you know you can treat yourself to a restorative day of relaxation right in your caravan while still respecting nature and sustainability? Cut down on the overly packaged cosmetics with your at-home spa day creations.
- [Camping Activities That Bring Everyone Together, From Kids to Seasoned Campers](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/camping-games-and-holiday-parks/): What’s your favourite thing to do while camping? Sure, there are the old favourites that everyone loves, like campfire charades or bush listening detective. But then there are more unique camping games like Night Sky Eye-Spy or Scavenger Spotter Hunt. And this is before we get into all the fun activities camping sites themselves offer!
- [The Ultimate Caravan Tool Kit: What Every New Owner Should Carry](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/caravan-tool-kit-guide-checklist/): Let’s face it - there’s a bit more to caravans than just being a larger version of a car. They’re a simple enough little home on wheels, but just like any home or any vehicle, a caravan needs a bit of maintenance every once in a while. And there’s nothing worse than having to cut your camping trip short just because something came up with your caravan. Read our guide below to ensure you have the necessary gear in your caravan tool kit.
- [8 Holiday Parks to Start Your Adventure in Country NSW](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/8-holiday-parks-to-start-your-adventure-in-country-nsw/): If you want to see the NSW country at its best, travel when it’s framed by the colours and cool air of autumn. Set your base at a holiday park - whether it’s flash and decked out with activities, or just a base for your tent or caravan – and explore challenging alpine peaks, river scenery dotted with colonial memories and towns with as much character in their history as their people.
- [10 NSW Holiday Parks the Kids Will Love](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/10-nsw-holiday-parks-the-kids-will-love/): Family getaways are fun for everyone at holiday parks in NSW. Here are the top kid-friendly spots featuring water slides, mini golf, go-karts, beach and bushland access and more, plus what to see and do nearby.
- [7 of NSW’s Top Beachside Holiday Parks and How to Eat Local](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/7-of-nsws-top-beachside-holiday-parks-and-how-to-eat-local/): Plan your next sun-soaked getaway at one of NSW’s top beachside holiday parks. Plus, learn where to find the best local produce and things to do. These seven stays are worth bookmarking (especially for food lovers).
- [Stargazing from Your Glamping Tent: Best NSW Locations for Night-Sky Viewing](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/night-sky-camping-locations/): Stargazing is a significant trend in international tourism. And where better to get a good look at the night sky than the limitless bounds of Australia? Whether it’s an eclipse, shooting stars, or comets, New South Wales has the best destinations for you to marvel at the sky from the comfort of your accommodation.
- [The Newcastle Caravan Lifestyle Expo 2026](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/the-newcastle-caravan-lifestyle-expo-2026/): Get ready, Newcastle! The Newcastle Caravan Lifestyle Expo is rolling into Newcastle Entertainment Centre & Showground from Friday 30 January to Sunday 1 February 2026.
- [2026 Holiday Guide Now Available](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/2026-holiday-guide-now-available/): A comprehensive resource to find to useful information for the NSW caravan and camping industry including over 400 parks and 200 caravans, camping & RV dealers, manufacturers, service and repair providers throughout NSW.
- [2025 CCIA NSW Award Winners & Finalists Announced](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/2025-ccia-nsw-award-winners-finalists-announced/): FinalistAvida Motorhomes and CaravansFrontline Camper ConversionsSuncamper MotorhomesInterstate Group Pty Ltd
- [Hit the Road and Win Big: The Road to a Million Competition is Here!](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/hit-the-road-and-win-big-the-road-to-a-million-competition-is-here/): Dreaming of your next NSW caravan or camping holiday? Now’s the perfect time to start planning – and you could win a chance to go in the draw to win $1 million while you do it!
- [Experience Safari Tent Glamping in NSW](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/safari-tent-glamping-in-nsw/): Ever wanted a more glamorous camping experience? Glamping and Safari Tents in New South Wales offer a great way to enjoy a whole camping adventure without the hassle of packing all that gear. Most of these permanent fixed tent structures have hard flooring and a verandah, canvas walls, proper beds with linen, and full kitchen and bathroom facilities. All you need to bring are any fun, sustainable extras!
- [2025 CCIA NSW Awards of Excellence Finalists Announced](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/2025-ccia-nsw-award-finalists-announced/): FinalistAvida Motorhomes & CaravansFrontline Camper ConversionsSuncamper Motorhomes
- [The Canberra Caravan Lifestyle Expo 2025](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/the-canberra-caravan-lifestyle-expo-2025/): Get ready, Canberra! The Canberra Caravan Lifestyle Expo is rolling into Exhibition Park from Friday 24 to Sunday 26 October 2025, bringing the outdoor lifestyle event to the nation’s capital.
- [Camp Oven Recipes: 3 Amazing Camp Oven Recipes for Your Next Adventure](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/camp-oven-recipes/): There’s something truly special about Camp Oven Recipes in the great outdoors. Whether you’re camping off-grid or staying at a powered site, a camp oven is an essential piece of gear that opens up a world of possibilities. From simple damper to hearty stews and indulgent desserts, camp oven cooking brings warmth, flavour, and a touch of nostalgia to your trip.
- [The Ultimate Guide on How to Pack a Hiking Pack Efficiently](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/how-to-pack-a-hiking-pack/): Hiking is one of Australia's most popular leisure activities, with thousands of locals and visitors traversing trails through our rainforests, mountains, coastlines and Outback. But, no matter your destination, a poorly packed hiking pack can transform a promising hiking adventure into a heavy burden. For this reason, understanding how to pack a hiking pack efficiently is essential for enjoying the outdoors with confidence.
- [Caravan & Camping Solar Setup in Australia](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/camping-solar-setup/): When you’re out in the open, away from civilisation but basking in the sun, there’s only one thing to do: take full advantage of all that free solar power! But what’s the best way to do this? Will little portable solar power banks cut it, or is having a dedicated solar cell on your roof a better option? What if you’re in a tent? And do you have to haul a cumbersome battery around? Let’s explore all the camping solar setup options available to you, giving you the power to choose the best setup for your needs.
- [Hiking Food: How to Plan Your Hiking Meals for Multi-Day Treks](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/hiking-food-guide/): When you’re out trekking, it’s definitely hungry work. But you can rely on foraging as you walk. Yet, you don’t want to have to sit down and prepare a meal, either. And, of course, you want to be sure you’re getting the energy you need, too. So, what’s the best way to plan your hiking food for multi-day treks?
- [The Illawarra Caravan Lifestyle Expo 2025](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/illawarra-caravan-lifestyle-expo/): Get ready to ignite your wanderlust at the 2025 Illawarra Caravan Lifestyle Expo, returning for three action-packed days from Friday, 11 July to Sunday, 13 July 2025, at the Kembla Grange Racecourse in Wollongong. Whether you're a seasoned traveller or new to the caravan and camping scene, this expo is your one-stop destination to explore the latest in outdoor living
- [Camping Fuel: Your Guide To Gas Usage](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/camping-gas-fuel-guide/): When it comes to having the perfect camping adventure, ensuring you have the right fuel for cooking is essential. Whether you’re gathered around the campfire or whipping up a meal on a caravan cooktop, having a reliable energy source can elevate your outdoor experience. In this guide, we’ll explore everything you need to know about using a camping gas bottle, its benefits, and tips for getting the most out of your cooking setup.
- [Your Ultimate Guide to Camping with a Dog](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/camping-with-a-dog/): Yes, not every campsite is pet-friendly. But for the many that are, you can expect to see certain requirements. Some campsites have rules about leads, for example. This might mean staying on a lead in busy areas, bans on retractable leads, and other limits on lead length. Camping with a dog also means you may have to prevent your dog from barking at night, and you need to respect local wildlife.
- [Food To Take Camping: A Complete Guide](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/food-to-take-camping/): When it comes to food to eat in the great outdoors, there are some absolutely clichéd staples, like trail mix, freshly foraged berries, and the favourite porridge you make on your camping stove. But when it comes to food to take camping on a trip, you want more than just some cold mush every day. You need portability, big flavour, and food that will last. 
- [A Caravan Weight Guide: ATM, GTM, Tare Weights](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/caravan-weights-explained/): Owning a hybrid caravan is not just about enjoying the joys of travel; it’s also about maintaining your investment to ensure it lasts for many future trips. Regular maintenance checks are essential, including inspecting seals and membranes to prevent leaks in the pop-up area, checking tyre pressure, and ensuring brakes are in optimal condition. Additionally, keeping your caravan clean and organised will enhance your travels and prolong the life of your equipment. Don’t forget to familiarise yourself with the specific needs of hybrid caravans versus traditional caravans to maximise the longevity of your vehicle.
- [When is the Next Caravan and Camping Show](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/when-is-the-next-caravan-and-camping-show/): If you’re wondering when the next caravan show will be, mark your calendars for the extraordinary events coming in 2025 and 2026! The Caravan Camping Holiday Supershow and Lifestyle Expos are set to take place throughout the year. Whether you’re an avid caravanner or a curious newcomer, these events promise to be a treasure trove of information, products, and experiences that cater to all your outdoor adventure needs. Above all, they’re a lot of fun!
- [What is a Hybrid Caravan?](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/what-is-a-hybrid-caravan/): As the world of outdoor adventures expands, so does the variety of options for travellers seeking comfort and flexibility on the road. Enter the hybrid caravan—a versatile blend of traditional caravanning and modern camping. You're not alone if you're curious about this innovative travel method. In this article, we’ll uncover the details, benefits, and features of hybrid caravans and answer the question, ‘what is a hybrid caravan?’
- [What to take Camping: A Checklist & Guide](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/what-to-take-camping/): As we all know, a break from the hustle and bustle of daily life can rejuvenate the spirit and bring families closer together. What better way to reconnect with nature than by exploring the joys of camping? If you're embarking on a camping trip, making the right choices about your destination and preparations is key. This guide aims to help you discover your local holiday park while ensuring you’re armed with the essential elements from our “what to take camping” list to enhance your outdoor experience.
- [2025 Holiday Guide Now Available](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/2025-holiday-guide-now-available/): A comprehensive resource to find to useful information for the NSW caravan and camping industry including over 400 parks and 200 caravans, camping & RV dealers, manufacturers, service and repair providers throughout NSW.
- [2024 CCIA NSW Award Winners & Finalists Announced](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/2024-ccia-nsw-award-winners-finalists-announced/): FinalistAvida Motorhomes & CaravansFrontline Camper ConversionsSuncamper Motorhomes
- [Nine hidden holiday spots in NSW – Caravan Camping NSW](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/nine-hidden-holiday-spots-in-nsw/): Across from the hum of Port Stephens, days at postcard-worthy Jimmys Beach – which stretches from the mouth of Myall River to hike-worthy Yacaaba Headland – tick by at a slower pace. Taking up prime position, Jimmys Beach Holiday Park is just a ramble across sand dunes to the sheltered aqua and cobalt bay, where families, paddleboarders, and fishermen and women while away hours. Camp out in a plush safari-style tent or whisk away your loved one to a stylish tiny house (pets are welcome here, too). Nestled among angophoras and banksias, you’ll have the company of goannas and a soundtrack of kookaburras.
- [Six holiday parks for nature-loving families – Caravan Camping NSW](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/six-holiday-parks-for-nature-loving-families/): Nature provides serenity and adventure – the perfect balance required for a successful family holiday. From the bush to the beach, these holiday parks in NSW are firm favourites, blessed with scenic beauty, simple pleasures and a whole lot of action-packed fun.
- [Six stunning outback adventures in NSW – Caravan Camping NSW](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/six-stunning-outback-adventures-in-nsw-youll-never-forget/): This small outpost hit the map when rare black opals were discovered in its earth in the late 19th century. Along with the speckled gems, Lightning Ridge is home to another buried treasure: the Great Artesian Basin, filled with mineral-rich waters that naturally heat bore baths around the region. Soothe your muscles in the town’s very own bath, the Lightning Ridge Bore Baths just across the road from the BIG4 Opal Holiday Park. This pooch-friendly park has a brilliant doggy daycare allowing owners the freedom to explore attractions including Chambers of the Black Hand, a century-old opal mine and underground art gallery. Return to the holiday park for a cool desert evening spent around the communal firepit, and unwind with fellow campers and grazing roos as the sky blushes pink.
- [2024 Holiday Guide Now Available](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/2024-holiday-guide-now-available/): A comprehensive resource to find to useful information for the NSW caravan and camping industry including over 400 parks and 200 caravans, camping & RV dealers, manufacturers, service and repair providers throughout NSW.
- [CCIA Award Winners & Finalists Announced](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/2023-ccia-award-winners-finalists-announced/): FinalistFrontline Camper ConversionsJayco NewcastleJayco Sydney
- [Recipes For The Road by Ed Halmagyi 2023](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/recipes-for-the-road-by-ed-halmagyi-2023/): Produced by Fast Ed from Better Homes and Gardens especially for Caravan and Camping NSW, this collection of easy recipes will certainly tantalise your taste buds.
- [Six Luxury Glamping Holiday Parks in NSW – Caravan Camping NSW](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/camp-in-luxury-at-six-glamping-holiday-parks-in-nsw/): Be transported back to the 1970s at this Port Stephens holiday park with a stay in a retro Airstream. Kitted out like a luxe hotel room, you’ll enjoy a stylish bathroom, comfy double bed for snuggling and a deck with an outdoor kitchen for barbecues on balmy nights.
- [Wake up to a view at these six scenic country Holiday Parks](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/wake-up-to-a-view-at-these-six-scenic-country-holiday-parks/): Escape to these country NSW Holiday Parks, where vast open spaces, rolling rivers, glass-like lakes and towering gums make for idyllic settings to unwind, exhale and soak in unforgettable views.
- [Relax at six serene holiday parks in the Northern Rivers](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/relax-at-six-serene-holiday-parks-in-the-northern-rivers/): Whether you seek zen or covet adventures in the wild, these Northern Rivers holiday parks provide the perfect base to recharge within fertile valleys, lush rainforest, rolling rivers and long stretches of pristine beach.  
- [2023 Holiday Guide Now Available](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/2023-holiday-guide-now-available/): A comprehensive resource to find to useful information for the NSW caravan and camping industry including over 400 parks and 200 caravans, camping & RV dealers, manufacturers, service and repair providers throughout NSW.
- [2022 CCIA Award Winners & Finalists Announced](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/ccia-award-winners-finalists-announced/): FinalistsCub CampersSuncamper Motorhomes
- [Reflections Holiday Park at Urunga Celebrates $2M Investment in New Cabins and Named Travellers’ Choice 2022](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/urunga-celebrates-2m-investment/): A new $2 million cabin precinct has been completed at the Urunga Reflections Holiday Park to service increasing demand for high quality, sustainable holiday accommodation in the Coffs Coast Region.
- [Seven NSW holiday parks your kids will absolutely love](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/seven-nsw-holiday-parks-your-kids-will-absolutely-love/): A single playground doesn’t quite cut it anymore – today’s family friendly holiday parks have upped the ante with waterparks, pump tracks, adventure programs and even remote-control racetracks. Here are seven NSW caravan parks your kids won’t want to leave.
- [The holiday parks where you can get from bed to beach in 60 seconds](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/the-holiday-parks-where-you-can-get-from-bed-to-beach-in-60-seconds/): Ever wanted to fall asleep to the sound of lapping waves, or check the morning surf conditions in your pyjamas? NSW has no shortage of waterfront holiday parks, but here are six where the water is literally at your front door (or tent flap).

## Pages
- [Feel More Live More 2026](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/)
- [South Coast](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/nsw-holiday-parks/south-coast/): For a family fun holiday or romantic getaway, discover all of the beaches South Coast has to offer. Escape the hustle and bustle of city life by surrounding yourself with nature. From pristine beaches, vast rivers and lakes to islands, nature reserves and quaint heritage towns the South Coast will have you longing to return.
- [North Coast](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/nsw-holiday-parks/north-coast/): Surrounded by exquisite beaches and an endless program of events, North Coast Caravan Parks offer a treasure trove of activities for the entire family. From relaxing scenic river cruises to action-packed 4WD tours and many festivals and cultural events, it is easy to see why the North Coast is a family favourite holiday destination.
- [Your guide to beachside breaks on the NSW coast](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/your-guide-to-beachside-breaks-on-the-nsw-coast/): The NSW coastline stretches more than 2,000 kilometres and is home to some of the country’s best beaches, welcoming seaside towns and incredible experiences among nature including kayaking with turtles to walking On Country with Traditional Owners. Here are some of the best beachside breaks that will allow you to fully unwind or ramp up the adventure.
- [Translator](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/translator/): Watch the video below toget your Camping ConciergeTranslator accreditation.
- [Take a red dirt road trip through NSW from Dubbo to the Outback: an epic trip through NSW](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/take-a-red-dirt-road-trip-through-nsw-from-dubbo-to-the-outback-an-epic-trip-through-nsw/): A road trip through Outback NSW is the very definition of an epic adventure. Driving through vast landscapes, countryside turns to red dirt and towns get farther between. But the stories you’ll hear, the people you’ll meet and the experiences you’ll have will be like no other. We’ve mapped out an unforgettable road trip from the Great Western Plains to the farthest reaches of Outback NSW.
- [Four relaxation-ready spots along the Murray](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/four-relaxation-ready-spots-along-the-murray/): Relaxation and recreation seekers will relish the many options for dining, reclining and reenergising along the banks of the majestic Murray, particularly during the cooler months. Whether you’re travelling by water, wheels or walking shoes, you’ll find experiences tailored to your pace and desire for thrills – adventurous all the way through to lazily luxurious. Here’s a guide to getting energised or slowing down on the Murray.
- [Hybrid Caravans](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/products-services/hybrid-caravans/): A hybrid caravan combines the best elements of a traditional caravan with the features of camper trailers. This unique design provides travellers with the cosy comforts of a caravan while maintaining the lightweight and maneuverability of a camping trailer. Typically constructed with hard sides and a pop-up roof, hybrid caravans offer a spacious interior, with external features such as a slide-out kitchen, sink, fridge, etc. This is best for accommodating families or larger groups while still being compact enough for easy towing.
- [Camp Chatter](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/camp-chatter/): Camp Chatter is your one-stop place for the latest deals, handy tips and tools, fresh ideas (such as recipes, family fun) and news on all things caravan and camping related.
- [Summer on the South Coast](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/summer-on-the-south-coast/): Slow down this summer with a break on the NSW’s South Coast, a region just north of the Victorian border and close enough to Canberra and Sydney for a short weekend getaway. This classic seaside destination boasts many of the country’s most beautiful beaches, some with squeaky white sand and calm turquoise bays, others claiming incredible surf breaks, and a favourite lounging spot for eastern grey kangaroos. Backed by rolling hinterland, with kilometres of bush and coastal tracks, the South Coast is a natural playground, dotted with sleepy seaside villages and towns, as well as farm gates and wineries surrounded by bucolic scenery. Book yourself a spot at one of these South Coast holiday parks this summer.
- [The Murray and Inland Lakes](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/the-murray-and-inland-lakes/): Come Summertime, so many holidaymakers are flocking to the coast for sand and sea. But if you head in the opposite direction, you’ll find our great lakes and rivers are a refreshing alternative. These beautiful waterways not only offer reprieve from the beating sun, but are aquatic playgrounds for fishing, boating, waterskiing and kayaking. Look inland for your next summer break at these incredible holiday parks.
- [Holiday parks that are mini theme parks](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks-that-are-mini-theme-parks/): Summers spent barefoot and salty, madly pedalling around holiday parks and only pausing to devour an ice-block are a beloved part of any Aussie childhood. There’s so much adventure to be had up and down the stunning NSW coast, from the long beaches of the far north to the sparkling inlets in the south. These incredible parks take the easy-going thrill of a family escape and dial up the excitement with kid-pleasing amenities that bring holiday dreams (and memories) to life.
- [Deals](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/deals/): FEEL MORE. LIVE MORE. on a NSW Caravan and Camping Holiday with some great holiday offers available now. 
- [–Travelling with Pets Checklist](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/travelling-with-pets-checklist/): Make sure you pack everything your pet will need for the duration of the trip, as you may not be able to buy the products when travelling or at your final destination.
- [–Toolbox & Spare Parts Checklist](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/toolbox-spare-parts-checklist/): Toolbox & Spare Parts Checklist The list can be modified to suit your own needs. Toolbox Suggestions Air compressor, tyre lever, tyre pressure gauge , tool kit with at least basic tools, tyre repair kit. A wheel brace suitable for wheel nuts of the towing vehicle. Take stabilising blocks for when the ground is uneven or soft. Socket wrench set (standard and metric) and a selection of spanners. Phillips head and flat bladed screwdrivers (large, medium, small). Standard & Channel - lock pliers (medium and large). Small drill bit set with sizes ranging from 1/16 - to 1/4 - inch. Suitable for both metal and wood. Cordless drill with spare battery. Sturdy claw hammer - to straighten and bend , drive nails and stakes and pull them out again. Pocket knife for cutting rope and t wine, stripping wire insulation. Hobby knife with b lade protector and extra blades. Wire cutters for cutting electrical wire. Tape measure. Mini hacksaw with extra blades. Small 2 bubble spirit level to make sure your van or motorhome is properly levelled. Folding tree saw. Emergency use only; rangers and camp hosts frown when you start your own tree service on government and private land. "Super" glue for high strength repairs. Vinyl adhesive for fixing tears in same - named fabrics. Thread locker glue to prevent screws and bolts from vibrating loose. Multi - purpose adhesive for re-affixing door seals, loose trim and molding, and re - sticking peeling decals. Silicon sealant to keep the rain from creeping in. Seam sealer (for tents), for keeping the dew on the outside. Rubber gloves, plus a sturdy pair of leather work gloves. Breakdown warning triangles and Hi Vis vests. Spare Parts Suggestions One or more spare wheels, tyre, tube to suit your vehicle, caravan or RV. Electrical wire and insulating tape. Spare coolant, engine oil, radiator hose and spare fan belt. Disclaimer
The staff at CCIA &MHIA have used their best endeavours to ensure that all the information provided is correct at the time of release andthat the information has been obtained from reliable sources. We are not responsible for any errors or omissions, or any outcomes as aresult of ause of this information. The information is provided for general guidance on industry issues only and should not be used as asubstitute for legal or other professional advice.
- [–Car & Maintenance Checklist](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/car-maintenance-checklist/): Servicing your caravan or RV is an integral part of maintaining it, however the following are also important when it is not in use.
- [–On the Road Safety Checklist](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/on-the-road-safety-checklist/): These checks should be done during your road trip.
- [–Pre Departure Checklist](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/pre-departure-checklist/): These checks should be done before you leave home to assist you being well prepared and aid you in avoiding problems when on the road.
- [–Packing Your Caravan](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/packing-your-caravan/): Packing Your Caravan Checklist The list can be modified to suit your own needs. Communications / Essentails Mobile or satellite phone Emergency contacts First Aid Kit Maps & guides / GPS Tool Box Furniture Camp chairs Folding tables Jigsaw matting or ground sheets Kitchen Chopping board Plates & Bowls Cups & Glasses Cutlery Can Opener Bottle Opener Foil & Cling wrap Gas bottle (filled) Gas light & extension pole Lantern Mantles for gas light Pots & frying pan Kettle Salad bowl Sharp knife Tongs / wooden spoon Toaster or gauze Plastic jugs with lids Plastic trays Tea towels and paper towels Kitchen sponges / wipes / detergent Personal Insect repellent / sunscreen / ant rid Toilet paper Tooth paste Hat & sunglasses Umbrella Clothing, rain jacket, swimmers Camera Towels Tissues Bathroom Bag – cosmetics, medications Sleeping Mattresses Sheets Sleeping bags Inner sheets for sleeping bag Pillows / pillow cases Quilt Storage Jerry cans Storage boxes for food Storage boxes for gear Water drum & tap BBQ BBQ tools Rubbish bags Other Torches, batteries & spare bulbs Biodegradable soap Fire lighters Picnic rug Waterproof matches & lighters Fishing gear Poles and guy ropes for awning Tent pegs for guy ropes and mallet Laundry detergent / pegs / clothes line Buckets (for fresh and waste water) Sullage (grey water) hose Rags or old towels Broom / dustpan / mop Cleaning products Power cords & boards Loose coins for Laundromats, showers, parking meters Caravan Safety resources Caravan safety checklistLoading your vehicle and caravan Caravan safety checklist Loading your vehicle and caravan Disclaimer
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- [–Camping Tips](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/camping-tips/): Camping Tips Consider these tips and make your adventure enjoyable.Check the weather report for the area where you will be travelling and be prepared.Consider the likely temperatures, especially at night.Understand the area you will be staying and its conditions.Leave your itinerary and mobile phone number with a friend or relative.Learn the basics of first aid.Ensure your First Aid Kit is well stocked.Set your tent up at home before heading out.Before departing, check your tent’s condition including rips, tears, poles, pegs, rope etc.Ensure you have appropriate bedding and clothing for the likely temperatures. Store your clothes in a waterproof container.Remove all sticks and rocks before setting up your tent and do not pitch your tent on the top of an anthill. A level spot is most appropriate.Consider wind direction and how this will affect the layout of your tent.When setting up your tent ensure that you are not located in an area where water will be directed in heavy rain, or a natural waterway. If in a beach location consider tides.If possible, and is allowed, dig a trench on the 'up' side of the camping spot to divert any water away from your tent.Trees are good for shade but avoid setting up under trees, in particular Gum trees that could potentially fall.If you relay in solar power ensure your panels are able to reach direct sunlight.Sleep with your feet down the hill.Consider putting a ground tarp/sheet under your tent. Ensure it does not extend out from under your tent as this will cause water to be captured under your tent.Always insulate yourself from the ground using foam, or a self-inflating mattress.Always keep the zipper to your tent closed.Check for fire restrictions or regulations in the area.Always respect the power and danger of campfires. Keep fires within a contained area with a ring of rocks and an outer ring of gravel or dirt to protect against the fire spreading. Keep children away from the fire and never leave your fire unattended.If you dry your used tea bags overnight, they can be used as fire starters later.Wear shoes or sandals at all times. There are many things you don’t want to step on or in. Recommend wearing thongs in the shower blocks.Take your shoes off before getting into the tent.Shake your shoes before putting them on.Disclaimer
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- [–Travelling with Children](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/travelling-with-children/): It is important to plan when travelling with kids and the following tips will provide you with the knowledge and ideas to make your holiday a pleasant one for all.
- [How to Tow a Caravan](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/how-to-tow-a-caravan/): Apart from adding to the driver’s legal responsibilities, towing a trailer of any discipline requires a greater degree of knowledge and skill.
- [–Travelling with Pets](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/travelling-with-pets/): It is important to plan when travelling with pets and the following tips will provide you with the knowledge and ideas to make your holiday a pleasant one for all.
- [Reversing your Caravan or Trailer](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/reversing-a-caravan-or-trailer/): Reversing your caravan or trailer can be daunting, however the following tips will provide you with the knowledge and confidence required.
- [Driving Tips](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/driving-tips/): Driving Tips Apply these driving tips as they can make your drive more comfortable and safe. Ensure all passengers wear appropriate seatbelts, and child restraints including pets. Make sure all luggage is properly secured and won't become projectiles in the case of sudden braking. If towing a van or trailer:- Pack heavy items at floor level with particular weighty items over the axle. Place light items is elevated cupboards to avoid being top heavy. Don’t rush and keep to the speed limit. Most road accidents occur because of speeding. Due to the extra length and weight, fast speeds are not recommended. Be mindful of road and weather conditions and drive accordingly. Abide by road work signs and speed limits. High winds may mean loss of control and wind gusts may affect the stability of the caravan or trailer. Drive with your headlights on during the day as this helps other drivers see you from a distance. Avoid travelling early morning or later afternoons to avoid hitting wildlife that may cross the road. Stop regularly to take a break and stretch your legs. Accidents occur when drivers are tired or fatigued. Consider installing a UHF radio. This will allow you to communicate with other travellers and truck drivers in particular to inform them of your intention of overtaking or them over taking you. A sat phone may also be an option if you are travelling in remote areas. Never drive too close behind other vehicles as it will take longer to stop. If you are slower than the speed limit, pull over when possible and allow the cars behind to pass. Keep to the left when driving on dual lanes and overtaking lanes as this will allow the faster traffic to pass. Allow for increased time and distance required when overtaking due to larger overall rig length and check the mirrors before pulling out. When travelling downhill a lower gear must be used. This gives better control and reduces the load on your brakes. Excessive speeds or sudden braking while on a downhill stretch could create an unstable condition and result in uncontrollable caravan sway. Never overtake a slower vehicle when going downhill. When approaching a hill and provided it is safe to do so, increase your speed slightly so itis easier to go up the hill. When moving off or passing another vehicle always move the accelerator smoothly. Any rapid or excessive movement will waste petrol.
Judging traffic flow is another useful technique. By observing the traffic some distance ahead, it is often possible to avoid unnecessary braking and delays. Allow for a wider berth when turning due to increase in overall vehicle length if towing a van or trailer. Be aware of height restrictions, especially if your van is higher than your vehicle. Parking is seen as the most difficult exercise, but practice makes perfect. Try using a guide to avoid accidents. Tips for Reversing a Caravan click here Wet Weather Driving Give yourself more travel time. This will allow you to drive at a slower, safe pace and cope with the probability of heavy traffic.Turn on your headlights, even in light rain as it helps you see, and be seen. Do not use high beam as they are likely to reflect back on you, reducing visibility.Turn on your front and rear demisters to keep your windows clear.Never drive in the rain with your cruise control on as is could cause you to hydroplane.Slow down so you can keep control of your car.Increase your stopping distance as it takes longer to stop in the wet. Allow enough space to stop without skidding.If you can’t see the road or the car in front of you–or you are feeling too anxious–safely pull over and wait until the rain eases. Outback Driving Plan the route Carry plenty of water (at least 5 litres of water per person per day) Carry adequate food and fuel supplies. Advise someone of your route, destination and expected arrival time. If you have a breakdown do not leave the vehicle under any circumstances. Wildlife can be a hazard to drivers, particularly around dawn and dusk. Road trains can be over 50 meters long and 2.5 meters wide so extra care should be taken when overtaking. Allow for at least one kilometres of clear road ahead. Dust on unsealed country roads can obscure vision. It is advisable to stop and wait for the dust to settle. Towing a Caravan, Camper/Tent Trailer or a Fifth Wheeler requires skills and knowledge of not only the way your car handles when towing.
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- [–Caravanning Tips](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/rv-buyers-guide/travel-tools/caravanning-tips/): Caravanning Tips Consider these tips and make your adventure enjoyable Check the weather report for the area where you will be travelling and be prepared. Leave your itinerary and mobile phone number with a friend or relative. Learn the basics of first aid. Ensure your vehicle and towing vehicle are in good mechanical condition. Make sure your insurance is current and includes roadside assistance & towing for caravans, motor homes & boats. Know the height of your caravan or RV for low bridges, rail crossings etc. Fuel is recommended to fill up in the early morning when the ground is cooler, the colder the ground, the denser the fuel and fill up when your tank is half fill as there is less air occupying its empty space. Respect the rights of other vehicles on the road including other caravanners. Keep at least 200 metres apart so that faster traffic can pass safely. If you have a CB radio, tune to the truckies' channel and talk to them, and help them to pass. Keep all CB talk to a minimum. Both driver and passenger should walk around the van and car to inspect any damage when you stop. When on site, caravans are often close together so be respectful as noise, pets, and other disturbances may annoy others. Always respect the power and danger of campfires. Keep fires within a contained area with a ring of rocks and an outer ring of gravel or dirt to protect against the fire spreading. Keep children away from the fire. If you dry your used tea bags overnight, they can be used as fire starters later. Wear shoes or sandals at all times. There are many things you don’t want to step on or in. Recommend wearing thongs in the shower blocks. Use shade or mesh matting for flooring in or around your campsite, annex, caravan etc. The dirt falls through the fabric rather than collects on top. During heavy rain or when you leave your Recreational Vehicle unattended you should lower your awning or annex to avoid water ponding on the awning top. Water ponding can cause damage to an awning or annex due to the weight of the water trapped on the roof. The vehicle must be level in both directions (length & width) for your RV refrigerator to operate efficiently. Paint hammer handle and annex pegs white. They are easier to see in long grass or at night. Make sure everyone travelling with you knows how to unclip and operate the fire Extinguisher. Keep a bottle of antiseptic with your laundry detergent to clean the inside of the washing machine and tubs before and after use. Pack extra tea towels to use between items to prevent rubbing and movement i.e. saucepans. Use plastic ice cream containers to pack loose items in. Containers can be used to bathe a wound or use for car sickness. One reel of clear poly cotton will mend all coloured clothes. A large bucket with a secure lid can become a simple washing machine whilst on the road. The natural action of the van whilst being towed creates an agitating motion. When leaving any camp site, check after moving that nothing has been left behind. Keep in mind the weight of you van and aim to limit shopping such as souvenirs to a minimum. When travelling in hot weather, prepare lunch at breakfast time, then you need only open the fridge once in the heat of the day. A 35mm film container is just the right size for $1, 20 and 10 cent coins. Keep these in the car for parking meters and laundromats. Be sure you fit rear vision mirrors which allow you to see down the side of your van. Your first aid kit should be well stocked for all seasons. In some areas it is a long distance between chemist shops. Do not mark your toilet bag etc. with your home address. Instead put your name, car and van registration. It is great for your hair to shampoo in the water from a running stream. Please take the water in a dish and throw all soapy water on the land. Fish, platypus and all their friends will thank you. If a gas bottle catches fire, do not try to extinguish. Hose the bottle to keep it cool until it burns itself out. Always turn gas off at the bottle before entering a service station. When going on a day tour, by boat, rail etc. leave your car locked with your van and usetourist pick up bus or local transport for safety reasons. Pack good quality chains and padlocks. Lock all valuables up at night and never temptthieves by leaving valuables in plain sight. Keep your car, camper or caravan locked. Keep your keys, wallets and phone with you. Keep commonly stolen items locked up at all times. These include alcohol, food, bikes,surfboards, fishing rods, mobile phones, laptops, ipads, handbags, generators, tools,barbeques and gas bottles. Mark valuables to make them easily identifiable if they are located once stolen. Ensure you pack you van correctly. Pack heavy items at floor level with particular weighty items over the axle. Place light items is elevated cupboards to avoid being top heavy. Ensure all items are secured so nothing becomes lose and moves around the van whilst in motion.
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- [Seven NSW holiday parks your kids will absolutely love](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/seven-nsw-holiday-parks-your-kids-will-absolutely-love-2/): A single playground doesn’t quite cut it anymore – today’s family friendly holiday parks have upped the ante with waterparks, pump tracks, adventure programs and even remote-control racetracks. Here are seven NSW parks your kids won’t want to leave.
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- [Holiday Park Surprises](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-park-surprises/): Top 8 things that holiday parks have that might surprise you!
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- [The Perfect Site For Me](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/the-perfect-site-for-me/): You’ve arrived a day early for an extended weekend at a stunning bush camp or coastal hamlet. It’s a relaxed park and you have the pick the sites (half your luck!) but with so many to choose from, how do find one that suits you best?
- [Retire From Work Life](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/retire-from-work-life/): Obviously there’s no specific age – or time of year – barrier to going camping or caravanning, but if you’re an active, ‘older’ camper, heading to a holiday park or even going bush is a fantastic release valve from life’s pressures – especially in the quieter seasons.
- [Wet Weather Camping](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/wet-weather-camping/): Everyone’s keen for a camping holiday when the sun is shining, but the biggest mistake you can make is failing to prepare for a downturn in the weather.
- [Travelling With Kids](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/travelling-with-kids/): Being able to holiday with your children or grandchildren is one of life’s little luxuries but it takes a bit of planning and forethought to ensure a successful family trip. Some families out there make it look so easy – just hook up the camper or caravan with a pre-stocked kitchen, chuck the kids in the back of the car and away they go.
- [Family Friendly RVs](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/family-friendly-rvs/): Available in a variety of configurations, family-friendly options usually include a fold-out bed that remains fixed once you’re camped, similar to what you’d see in a wind-up camper and some forward fold designs. Food capacity, particularly cold storage, is often greater too in a hybrid van compared to smaller camper-style options, so they’re great options on tour.
- [Reconnect With Family](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/reconnect-with-family/): You’d be hard-pressed to find an adult who doesn’t look back fondly on the family camping trips they took as a child. They usually involve stories of being crammed into the back of the family wagon with at least three other kids, no seatbelts, and a long drive to the family’s onsite van parked near the sea. And with caravanning and camping holidays now more accessible and more popular, it’s easier than ever to create those precious memories with your own children.
- [Holiday Haven](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-haven/): Holiday Haven offers 12 parks at stunning locations spanning the Shoalhaven on NSW’s South Coast. With direct waterfront access, modern facilities, and friendly staff, you’ll find your perfect holiday here.

## Parks - Holiday Parks
- [Spicer Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/spicer-caravan-park/): Spicer Caravan Park
- [Wilderluxe Lake Keepit – Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/wilderluxe-lake-keepit-holiday-park/): Wilderluxe Lake Keepit, brought to you by Reflections Holidays, is a luxury glamping retreat crafted as an intimate escape that fuses outdoor adventure with indulgence. Perched above the lake, eight exquisitely appointed glamping tents and a private guest lounge are nestled within the surrounding countryside and the Great Dividing Range, offering breathtaking vistas.
- [Cedar Pines Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/cedar-pines-caravan-park/): Cedar Pines Caravan Park
- [Experience Laurieton Residential Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/experience-laurieton-residential-park/): Experience Laurieton Residential Park
- [Boydtown Beach Holiday Park (Non-Member)](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/boydtown-beach-holiday-park/): Boydtown Beach Holiday Park
- [Grafton Sunset Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/grafton-sunset-caravan-park/): Grafton Sunset Caravan Park
- [Ingenia Holidays Old Bar Beach](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/ingenia-holidays-old-bar-beach/): Stay along a clear, sandy coastline and breathe in the refreshing coastal air when you stay at Ingenia Holidays Old Bar Beach. Located only 3.5 hours drive from Sydney on the mid-North coast of New South Wales, you can choose from an array of accommodation options including cabins, cottages and caravan or camping sites.
- [NRMA Blue Dolphin Yamba Holiday Resort](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/nrma-blue-dolphin-yamba-holiday-resort/): NRMA Blue Dolphin Yamba Holiday Resort
- [Bushlands Tourist Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/bushlands-tourist-park/): Bushlands Tourist Park Set on 6 tranquil acres beside the rich gold bearing Long Creek in Windeyer, in picturesque hills of Central West NSW near Mudgee.Off the beaten track and under the stars, in the middle of nowhere but middle of everywhere
- [Discovery Holiday Parks – Casino](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/discovery-holiday-parks-casino/): Tucked between lush green pastures and the Richmond River, Discovery Parks – Casino feels like a slice of the Aussie dream - laid-back, full of charm, and surrounded by nature.
- [Delegate Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/delegate-caravan-park/): Delegate Caravan Park
- [Nimmitabel Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/nimmitabel-caravan-park/): Nimmitabel Caravan Park
- [Bombala Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/bombala-caravan-park/): Bombala Caravan Park - Situated on the banks of the beautiful Bombala River, the perfect location for spotting local platypus.
- [Big4 Ulladulla Beachside Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/big4-ulladulla-beachside-holiday-park/): Big4 Ulladulla Beachside Holiday Park sits only metres from Racecourse Beach. Close to the town centre and all shops, restaurants and the RSL in walking distance.
- [Eaglehawk Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/eaglehawk-holiday-park/): Eaglehawk Park Canberra is a quiet sanctuary for holidaying enthusiast, offering a serene retreat in a breathtaking rural bush setting just 15 mins from Canberra city - Australia's 'Bush Capital'. The Parks' overarching mission is to create an environment where guests can escape the hustle and bustle, immerse themselves in nature, and experience the tranquility that our Park provides. Whether for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, Eaglehawk Park Canberra is dedicated to delivering memorable holiday experience.
- [Kempsey Tourist Village](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/kempsey-tourist-village/): Kempsey Tourist Village is a great place to stop overnight & break up your trip.  We are conveniently located approximately 38km north of Port Macquarie & approximately 61km south of Nambucca Heads
- [Denman Van Village](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/denman-van-village/): Denman Van Village
- [Stoney Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/stoney-park/): Stoney Park
- [Outback View Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/outback-view-holiday-park/): Outback View Holiday Park
- [Hallidays Point Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/hallidays-point-caravan-park/): A peaceful caravan, RV, camping and cabin accommodation park at Hallidays Point, on the NSW Mid North Coast. Set in a coastal rural setting within minutes of beautiful beaches, our grass and slab sites are big, really big! We cater for large caravans, buses, motorhomes, boats, trailers and our park even includes horse stables, round and holding yards.
- [Moree Tourist Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/moree-tourist-park/): Situated close to the banks of the Mehi River, Moree Tourist Park offers a friendly, welcoming atmosphere and accommodation options to suit a wide range of travellers.
- [Kismet Riverside](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/kismet-riverside/): Howlong is considered one of the top spots to fish for that elusive Murray Cod and the river will provide hours of fun for families and those who love nothing more than to soak up the sun, relax and enjoy all this majestic waterway has to offer. From waterskiing and canoeing, to swimming, and enjoying a simple barbecue river-based options at Kismet Riverside in Howlong are endless.
- [CMCA RV Park Gunnedah](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/cmca-rv-park-gunnedah/): Gunnedah is a vibrant rural town of over 14,000 people and the town is the retail centre for the surrounding cropping and livestock industries of the Breeza Plains. This park is located only a block from the Gunnedah CBD and is an easy walk to local playing fields and the Namoi River. We provide potable water, dump point, fire pit and happy hour shelter for your stay. An on-site Park Custodian will assist with your check-in and siting of your rig, and will provide you with some local information so that you can enjoy your stay. Limits of 14 nights apply to this park and you must be self-contained to stay here.
- [Moama Riverside Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/moama-riverside-holiday-park/): Echuca Moama Riverside Holiday Park is located on the banks of the Murray River. Boasting over 250 metres of absolute & uninterrupted river frontage.
- [Valla Beach Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/valla-beach-holiday-park/): Valla Beach Holiday Park sits majestically alongside the Deep Creek river mouth, adjacent to South Valla Beach. It has some of the best surf and fishing spots anywhere! Go for a swim, canoe and kayak up the tranquil river, or enjoy a lovely leisurely walk through native bushland to the ocean.
- [Walu Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/walu-caravan-park/): Walu Caravan Park
- [Good Hope Resort](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/good-hope-resort/): Good Hope Resort is located on the Murrumbidgee River arm of Lake Burrinjuck and offers day/weekend/week entry for yourself and your car, boat and ski launching, fishing, motorbike riding and accommodation types for all budgets.
- [Tamworth Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/tamworth-holiday-park/): Located just six minutes from Tamworth’s town centre, Tamworth Holiday Park (formerly City Lights Holiday Park) is a peaceful base with sweeping views over the Peel Valley. It’s the perfect place to relax between exploring Tamworth and its surrounds.
- [Deniliquin Riverside Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/deniliquin-riverside-holiday-park/): Deniliquin Riverside Caravan Park located on the banks of the Edward River, and is nestled within a River Redgum forest on the banks of the Edward River and very close to town, just an easy stroll across the bridge!
- [G’Day Parks Armidale Highlander Van Village](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/gday-parks-armidale-highlander-van-village/): G'Day Parks Armidale Highlander Van Village
- [Talbingo Tourist Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/talbingo-tourist-park/): Talbingo Tourist Park, range of powered, drive through powered, unpowered, ensuite cabins, deluxe cabins, 2 bedroom apartments & 3 bedroom villas.
- [SeaChange Parks Lake Conjola](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/lake-conjola-waterfront-holiday-park/): Childhood memories of exciting lakeside getaways, enjoying the cooling waters of Lake Conjola and a stone's throw away from some of the best fishing, kayaking and water skiing spots on the South Coast of NSW.
- [Discovery Parks – Mildura, Buronga Riverside](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/discovery-parks-mildura/): Just 15 minutes from Mildura, right on the banks of the Murray River, Discovery Parks – Mildura, Buronga Riverside is the perfect spot to unwind, explore, and soak up riverfront living.
- [Albury Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/albury-holiday-park/): Albury Holiday Park is situated on Wagga Road (old hume highway) neighbouring Melrose Park, a recreational reserve with fantastic facilities for the children to play or walk your pet. Only 1km to Lavington shopping complex and walking distance to nearby restaurants and take away food outlets.
- [Bellhaven Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/bellhaven-caravan-park/): Bellhaven Caravan Park
- [Discovery Parks – Canberra](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/canberra-park/): Discovery Parks - Canberra provides easily accessible, convenient and spacious sites along with modern facilities for all to enjoy.
- [Seacrest Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/seacrest-caravan-park/): Stay for a week or just for the weekend.
- [Tasman Holiday Parks – Myola](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/tasman-holiday-parks-myola/): Tasman Holiday Parks - Myola is located on the Western Shores of Jervis Bay, on the South Coast of New South Wales. Jervis Bay is a stunning region with long stretches of white sandy beaches, pristine waterways with abundant sporting and fishing opportunities, bushwalks through majestic National Parks and a delicious range of cafes, restaurants, pubs and wineries.
- [Riverside Caravan Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/riverside-caravan-park/): Riverside Caravan Park is approximately 2½ hours drive south of Sydney, with pristine beaches, lake, river and access to St Georges Basin. Jervis Bay is a ½ hour drive from Sussex Inlet. The Park is located only 1½ km from the main township of Sussex Inlet, which has 3 clubs, supermarkets, restaurants and take-away food outlets. Activities you can do in the area include fishing, prawning, swimming, surfing, bushwalking, golf, horse riding and water skiing.
- [Batemans Bay Marina Resort](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/batemans-bay-marina-resort/): The Batemans Bay Marina Resort, Batemans Bay on the NSW South Coast, is a beautiful resort style property overlooking the ocean and tidal lagoon. Our Batemans Bay holiday villas are perfect for accommodating families, corporate travellers, groups, conferences, weddings, special events or even for longer stays.
- [Lake Talbot Tourist Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/lake-talbot-tourist-park/): For a delightful get-away with all the comforts of home, Lake Talbot Tourist Park in beautiful Narrandera is the perfect spot. In the heart of Riverina, Lake Talbot Tourist Park offers a wide variety of on-site facilities as well as easy access to countless local attractions. Whether you want to simply relax and enjoy the fresh air and scenery or keep active exploring the surrounding area, there is something for everyone at the best value caravan, camping and tourist park in Narrandera, right on scenic Lake Talbot.
- [BIG4 River Myall Holiday Resort](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/river-myall-holiday-resort/): At BIG4 River Myall Holiday Resort you can relax under clear skies, spend days on the water and experience stolen moments of peace.
- [Tiona Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/tiona-holiday-park/): Welcome to Tiona Holiday Park set in the beautiful Pacific Palms of New South Wales. Nestled between the white sands of Seven Mile Beach, the cabbage tree palm-studded shores of Wallis Lake and the spectacular Booti Booti National Park.
- [Coolah Tourist Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/coolah-tourist-park/): Coolah Tourist Park is located on a green, quiet and picturesque area in the Warrumbungle area of New South Wales. The park offers a range of cabin accommodations (standard, deluxe or executive), as well as powered and unpowered camping sites.
- [Lake Hume Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/lake-hume-holiday-park/): Situated on the shoreline of one of Australia's largest lakes (three times the size of Sydney Harbour), Lake Hume Holiday Park, 30 minutes' drive outside of Albury, offers the perfect escape for those who love to spend their holidays by the water.
- [BIG4 Bays Holiday Park](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/big4-bays-holiday-park/): Port Stephen’s beautiful resort style park, Bays Holiday Park is the perfect holiday destination just 2.5 hours North of Sydney and 20 minutes from Newcastle Airport.
- [Patonga Caravan and Camping Area](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/patonga-caravan-and-camping-area/): The Patonga Caravan and Camping Area is located at the mouth of the Hawkesbury River, between Patonga Creek and Patonga Beach, and surrounded by Brisbane Water National Park. Visitors to Patonga come for the beautiful natural surroundings, spectacular views and secluded atmosphere.
- [SeaChange Parks Milton](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/milton-valley-holiday-park/): SeaChange Parks Milton is ideally located a short drive from historic Milton and close to Mollymook Beach and the township of Ulladulla. Seachange Parks, Milton, is a lush, green getaway, and we are in the middle of 18 acres of gorgeous parkland.This calm oasis is the perfect spot for you to come and relax, revive, and rejuvenate. At Milton Valley Holiday Park, you have a choice of deluxe family-sized cabins as well as several spacious, lawn sites for tent camping, motor homes, or powered vans to rest.While you're here, whether you're holidaying solo or with your family, you can enjoy a large range of top-notch guest facilities. You'll be able to enjoy our tennis court, a larger pool and infants wader, BBQ's, a camp kitchen, a playground for your children, and excellent amenities. You can enjoy all of this in our attractive, relaxed setting, where you can do as much or as little as you'd like.
- [Gradys Riverside Retreat](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/gradys-riverside-retreat/): Gradys Riverside Retreat was first established in 1979. The retreat is located 20 minutes west of Nowra and is set on 17 secluded acres on the banks of the beautiful Shoalhaven River, surrounded by natural bushland, mountains, cliffs and dairy pastures. This makes Gradys Riverside Retreat an ideal place to bring your friends and family to relax, unwind and enjoy the scenery.
- [Exhibition Park In Canberra](https://www.caravancampingnsw.com/holiday-parks/exhibition-park-in-canberra/): Exhibition Park in Canberra’s camping facilities are set on 70 hectares of unique country surroundings only 8 minutes north of the city centre.