If you’re looking for large sites in a picture-perfect waterfront location – a place to recharge the mind and rediscover the soul – look no further than Reflections Holiday Parks Eden.

Idyllically positioned on the shores of Lake Curalo, with the warm blue waters of Aslings Beach on your back doorstep, you’d be hard pressed to find a better spot to relax, connect with friends and family, and create memories you’ll treasure for years to come.

Drop a line in the lake. Go kayaking. And as a dog-friendly park for most of the year, you’ll love playing with your pooch on the leash-free beach.

With larger-than-average flat sites that are nice and easy to access, you’ll have no problem bringing in the RV or caravan. The fully equipped camp kitchens are ideal spots to savour the stunning lake views, and the clean and modern amenities are a welcome feature for campers.

For those who prefer to travel light, Reflections Holiday Parks Eden offers a range of cabins for every budget. Why stay in a hotel when you can have your own lakeside accommodation, complete with ocean wave soundtrack?

A short drive from the Eden town centre, the park is the perfect base to be entertained by all the area has to offer, from its national parks and pristine beaches, to its fascinating history and foodie delights. Visit between September and November and you’ll find yourself in one of Australia’s best whale-watching hotspots.

*Dogs are permitted on sites and selected cabins all year excluding 20th December to 10 January – please call the park directly to book.

John and Robyn recently returned to the NSW South Coast to manage Reflections Holiday Parks Eden, after four years working on the North Coast of NSW with Reflections Holiday Parks. Thought they loved their time on the North Coast, particularly the warmer winters, they decided it was time to return to the South Coast they love so much.

“We’re surrounded by national parks; the bay is stunning because you’re looking out at the parks and the pristine beaches; it’s just an absolutely beautiful part of the world,” said Robyn.

With a lake on one side and a beach on the other, the park’s waterfront location, along with its large, flat camping sites, are just two of the features John and Robyn like to show off to visitors.