Holiday Parks in NSW

NSW holiday parks cater to all kinds of travellers. Most parks offer a mix of powered and unpowered sites for caravans, motorhomes and tents, as well as self-contained cabins for those who prefer a different style of comfort while away. Many parks also offer glamping options such as safari tents, and some have ensuite sites or large motorhome-friendly bays.

Booking ahead is strongly recommended, particularly during school holidays, long weekends, Easter and the summer season (December to January). Popular coastal and beachfront parks can fill up months in advance. For off-peak travel or midweek stays, you may find availability at shorter notice, but it is always best to check directly with the park.

Many holiday parks in NSW are pet-friendly, though policies vary between parks. Some allow pets on sites but not in cabins, while others have dedicated pet-friendly cabin options. Always check the individual park’s pet policy before booking, and note that most parks require pets to be kept on a lead at all times.

Facilities vary by park, but most offer shared amenities including bathroom and shower blocks, laundry facilities, a BBQ area and a camp kitchen. Larger or more resort-style parks may also have swimming pools, water parks, playgrounds, games rooms, mini golf, a cafe or kiosk, and WiFi. The park search on this site lets you filter by specific facilities to find the perfect holiday park for you.

Yes, holiday parks are one of the most family-friendly accommodation options in NSW. Most parks have playgrounds, and many offer swimming pools, school holiday activities, and wide-open spaces for kids to roam. Some parks are purpose-built for families with water parks and organised entertainment.

Holiday parks are spread right across the state. You will find them along the North and South Coasts, the Central Coast, Port Stephens, Hunter Valley, and in inland areas including the Snowy Mountains, Outback NSW, and the Riverina and Murray River region. Whether you are after a beach getaway or a bush retreat, there is a park to suit.

A powered site provides a 240V electrical connection, allowing you to run appliances in your caravan, motorhome or camper trailer. An unpowered site has no electrical hookup and is generally used by tent campers or self-sufficient rigs with solar or battery setups. Powered sites are typically priced slightly higher.

Some parks offer long-term or extended stay options, particularly for grey nomads or travellers spending weeks or months exploring NSW. Availability and pricing for longer stays vary by park, so it is worth contacting the park directly to discuss options.

A growing number of parks have accessible cabins and facilities designed for guests with mobility needs. You can filter for accessible accommodation and facilities using the search tool on this page.

Use the search and filter tools on this page to browse parks by region, accommodation type, or specific facilities. You can also filter by park group or chain if you have a preference for a particular operator, such as NRMA, BIG4, Reflections, Ingenia or Discovery Parks, and lots more.