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Campground in Hunter, New South Wales Australia
Reflections Lake Glenbawn - Holiday Park - From $28
Simply breathtaking Enduring holiday memories abound at Reflections Holidays Lake Glenbawn, where the stunning scenery and lure of Glenbawn Dam combine to create a simple, yet standout spot just perfect for your next holiday escape.
Only 15 minutes out of Scone, in the picturesque Upper Hunter country, the spacious Lake Glenbawn Reflections is an oasis of green rolling hills, pristine water, plenty of wildlife and a well-deserved reputation for some of the best freshwater fishing in NSW.
Try your luck at catching a bass or two. Get out on the lake for some water-skiing or jet-skiing action. Enjoy hiking the mountainous terrain, keep an eye out for the birds and animals as you go, or simply relax and admire the water views from your spot on the hillside.
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A beautiful spot to stay. Cathy in reception was so kind and helpful. Sadly, no powered sites at the lake, but worth “roughing” it if you’re game.
I have stayed here twice now, powered and unpowered. Overall the experience was amazing. There are a few things that need to be done better, 1 showers and toilet need better maintaining the drains keep blocking up and flooding and the soaps were never refilled in the 6 days I was there and some of the door locks were broken. 2 the washing machine token system needs to be closer to the laundry facilities. The machine is huge but needs cleaning as they don’t wash that well
Amazing location. If you don’t need power go for the unpowered sites closer to the lake. Powered site area a bit out of the way but still pleasant, with kangaroos, bird life and massive fire pits available for use. One pit for every 2-3 sites. Amenities were clean with lots of Covid precaution signs and directions.
I think it is a little confusing at first kn Regards to this campground. There is two sections- one is powered one is unpowered. The powered areas seem to be far away from the lake west of it ( you would need to drive to get there) . We stayed in the unpowered section on the East side of the lake, therefore can’t say about the powered section. Lady at reception was very helpful. The unpowered section is HUGE. I wouldn’t call it campground in the traditional manner- it is more a freedom camp with stunning views- we had no one close by at all- you choose your own spot. We saw it as a recreational / national park area where you pay entry. In the Morning we went for a little walk and saw about 20+ Kangaroos . Lake is warm , clean but muddy. Didn’t end up swimming. Little playground area one section - but quite a bit of kangaroo pop everywhere. Please people clean up after yourselves, bottle caps, plastic and things around- this is a huge space where I think you can’t expect the campground to look after it all. Overall gorgeous views, relaxed time- beautiful sunset big more of a national park freecamp feel than a campground in the traditional manner ( East side of lake).
I wanted to express my concern about Lake Glenbawn,s Reflections Holiday Park - we are members of the Reflection group and have found all the Parks we’ve been to have been great, but our recent visit to this Park was not good we stayed in a powered site for 2 nights the toilets and basins weren’t cleaned in the days we were there and the sign said they hadn’t been cleaned since 3/12/2019 we were there 6/1/2020 so you can imagine. The parks car seemed to be driving around every day but never seemed to do anything, then during the heat of the day a sign went up saying the pool was closed for repairs which turned out to be for maintenance the auto pool cleaner was put in (why couldn’t this been done at night when the pool is closed )- all the signs other than the main gate Reflections signs we so unprofessional being laminated A4 paper all in all we paid top dollar but if I was from Reflections Head Office I wouldn’t put my name on the place - I don’t know why the unpowered section seems to be well looked after but the powered section was nothing short of dirty- just letting you know thanks for listening. L Woolnough
The views are amazing here, staff were great. The camping ground is huge, I would highly suggest if you go during summer months take a lot of shade and water, also try and arrive either really early or late afternoon as it gets really hot.
Our old faithful camping ground when we feel like staying close to home. We’ve camped here in a tent, swag & our new camper and it’s simply perfect. Clean facilities & great price! 10/10
A very very nice camping. We were in a campervan but didn’t need power so we went near the lake. Spectacular view and kangourous everywhere. The morning, we woke up with kangourous in front of our van ! The amenities were very clean. Shower, toilets, spot to do laundry and dishes. 2 dumping points and drinking water all over the camping site to fill the tank in. People very welcoming. Even we didn’t arrive before 5pm, you could enter. You pay the morning when you leave. All for $22 unpowered. We recommend!
Very big campground. Camping is allowed all around the Lake (but only unpowered). Very beautifull. A lot of birds (parrots) and around 5 pm the Kangaroos come at the main ground (near the playground/kiosk)
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Address
Brushy Hill Road, Scone, Scone Area NSW 2337Phone number
+61 26543 7193Opening hours
Mon-Sun: 9am-5pmReflections Lake Glenbawn - Holiday Park - From $28