We have stayed at many holiday parks over the past 2 wks travelling from Northern QLD to Sydney. Prices have ranged from $35 to $45 for powered sites, with one site costing $58. All have had the same or better amenities as Byron Bay. Yesterday we booked into Reflections Byron Bay for $127 for one night, for a small pad that just fit our Hiace plus a couple of lawn chairs. We enjoyed our visit in Byron Bay, but I still have a really bad taste in my mouth for being soaked by Reflections. Shame.

Firstly, this is a beautiful campground in a great location. However, the price is outrageous considering the somewhat dilapidated amenities. Wifi variable, 4/5G Ok, 20 minutes walk into town centre. We stayed at Hawks Nest Reflections which was outstanding in every way, beautiful kitchen area, nice pool, etc. Hence this was disappointing, although still a nice camping, just way overpriced - Byronesque I suppose.

Beautiful campsite on the beach, very well equipped. A must-see in the wonderful town of Byron Bay!

Superb location, but: - 115$ per night for 2 persons - no WiFi in many areas - outdated kitchen facilities Did I already say 115$ for one night?

Nice place, beach acces and walking to the lighthouse in 40minutes. We paid $110 for the night for 2 people. Most expensive campground we had so far. With that price you suspect a lot. But the aminities are a bit dated. There is no wifi at most places. And we had lots of loud neigbours . The beachview was very nice. But we had better camps for $30 a night so it felt like a waste of money.

Great caravan park right on the beach. Walk into town and great walk to lighthouse. Very helpful office with bushy grounds and clean amenities. Perfect spot.

Beautifully kept campground. Onsite access to the beach. Perfect spot and only a 10 minute walk into town

Quite a good/nice location "in the bush", slightly above the beautiful beach (no shade from trees at the edge) and on the way to the lighthouse. Toilets/showers ok but nothing special. Playground for children (baby swing broken) okay, but actually designed for "sand installation", so the slides stop a little high up (not good for small children). For the high price ($89 Sun-Mon), 2 adults) but little on offer. The campsite is 7 km further in Suffolk Park for only 53 dollars almost as well located, etc.

Great place

Campsite very well placed on the beach, to enjoy the sunset in the evening Friendly welcome. Nickel sanitary, with hot shower (which this season is essential ?) outdoor kitchen available. Children game. Quiet at night. We liked it very much. We paid 80 dollars per night powered site for 3 (a little expensive!!) but after 3 days without hot showers or heaters and 0 degrees at night we didn't care!! ?