Charming Beach & Lake Campsites and Cabins in NSW
North Coast
From the far north coast of Byron Bay to the pristine waters of Nambucca Heads, northern NSW is well known for having the best beach camping spots. Get your family holiday just a stone's throw from the water's edge without losing out on modern comforts at Reflections Holidays. Even if you pitch a tent instead of taking advantage of caravan spots or cabins, hot showers, cold showers, and other comforts are available in the amenities block just down the way from your next beach camping spot.
North Coast Parks Near Water
Mid-North Coast
Pitch your tent on the beach at Bonny Hills or go whale-watching from your luxury cabin at Seal Rocks. The Mid-North coast has plenty of beach camping spots, powered caravan sites, and cabins to stay at on your family camping holiday. The sandy beaches of NSW's beautiful coasts are waiting for you. Book a beach camping site with Reflections today.
Mid-North Parks Near Water
Country NSW
Head inland to country NSW for lakeside holiday parks. Enjoy river views on a bush camping trip along the Cudgegong River or rest up with the BBQ facilities and picnic tables overlooking Burrinjuck. Either hire or bring your own boat and use the on-site boat ramp to explore NSW's outback waters.
Country NSW Parks near Water
South Coast
If you're looking for a Holiday Park right on the water along the far south coast, you can't go past the white sandy beaches of Eden, resting between Aslings Beach and Curalo Lagoon. Make your beach holiday much more luxurious by booking one of the cabins, ensuite camps, or powered caravan sites at Reflections Holidays.
South Coast Parks near Water
Yes, beach camping is permitted in parts of the coastal areas of New South Wales. There are designated areas of beaches with signage signalling you can camp there. These spots can fill up quickly, and often require a camping fee.
Many Reflections Holidays offer beach tent sites that can be booked in advance and come with access to all the amenities a holiday park offers, like kiosks, a picnic point, and children's facilities.
No, only some designated parks allow you to camp on the beach. Check the parks page or call ahead to confirm if they have the type of location and accommodation you’re after for your holiday. If not, they can point you towards another nearby park that does.