Big Volcano^® (Wollumbin) Visitor Guide

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Caravan Parks and Holiday Parks

Photo © courtesy of Wooyung Beach Holiday Park

Australian caravan parks are also called tourist parks or holiday parks (motor camps/RV parks to North American visitors) and usually provide resort style facilities suitable for the whole family, with many having swimming pools, tennis courts, games room, childrens playground, kids club during school holidays, campers kitchen, and sometimes an on-site restaurant or bistro.

You'll find powered and unpowered sites for suitable for tents, caravans, camper-trailers, camper vans and motor homes.  Many parks also provide on-site accomodation ranging from permanent caravans and modest budget cabins through to deluxe luxury villas offering all the "mod cons".  Tariff is indicative only (per night/ff peak).

Related Links;
• Cabins, Chalets and Lodges
• Camping Grounds
• Holiday Resorts
• Pets Welcome - Pet Friendly Accommodation
• School Camps and Outdoor Education Centres
• Studio Apartments and Self Catering Units
• Wilderness Retreats

Mt Warning Rainforest Park Under new management

Located at the base of Mt Warning National Park, choose from powered and unpowered caravan sites in the Wilderness area (no dogs).  In the main park some sites have concrete slabs and dogs are permitted. Park facilities include swimming pool, kiosk, free WiFi, tennis court, BBQs and picnic tables, camp kitchen and campfires. From AUD $25 p.n. unpowered camping and $30 p.n. powered offpeak for two people.

A traditional family owned seaside caravan park, with powered and unpowered caravan sites, unpowered camping sites, and eco friendly 4 star cabin, in pleasant park like grounds opposite the beach and nature reserve. Docile family dogs permitted - camping and caravan park only. From $22-$26 for sites