165 bucks per night with electricity and facilities for 1a 3k. Small pool and jumping stuff. Friendly staff and clean facilities. Reservation is necessary for high season but less competitive.

Below average park. $64 per night for a “premium” unpowered site that barely had room for 3 swags and no room for our car. The first site we were assigned was like a tiny swamp, the second site at least was dry but ridiculously small. My nature strip at home is bigger. The bathrooms are grubby transportables, the kitchen area was ok. We’ve traveled the entire east coast of Australia this trip and understand the costs involved to host guests at parks, but these prices were an absolute rip off for the facilities provided. Apart from the pool (and it’s June, too cold to swim) this park was definitely a 2 star rating.

Someone stole my towels! And the person who cleaned the bathroom moved all my stuffs to the reception while I was having lunch!! And the worst was the staffs that didn’t even care about it, they just said “I can’t do anything”. I don’t recommend this park!! AND WAS 150 bucks for a camper-van, this is crazy

You can't swim at the beach because there are stringer and sharks and there is no life guard.

Nice park. It was either 36 or 38$ for two adult (can't remember). You have to drive to the city. I think it would take over half an hour to walk down there

Colorful setting within a junglelike camp place. Unfortunately the kitchen is grubby and the stove super dirty + out of order. Internet is via net4 up to 300 Mb free. Playground + jumping pillow are fun for children.