Balance paid before arrival: Campgrounds in Australia

Sunset Beach Holiday Park

• Peaceful retreat on Sunset Beach, seven kilometres from Geraldton
• Viewing platform with spectacular ocean views within a minute's walk
• Pool, lounge, games room, barbecues and two guest kitchens

Middle Rock Holiday Resort

• Beachfront holiday park in the Port Stephens area
• Close to the Worimi Conservation Lands and Stockton Bight Sand Dunes
• Complex of outdoor swimming pools, waterslides and spa pool

Lakeside Mansfield Holiday Park

Chalets on Stoneville

• Quiet, family-friendly glamping location surrounded by tall gum trees
• A 15-minute drive from the Perth Hills and 40 minutes from Perth
• Barbecue area provided on site, and shops, restaurants and bars nearby

Alex Beach Cabins and Tourist Park

• A relaxing holiday park 180 metres from the beach
• Located on the central coastal strip of the Sunshine Coast, Australia
• Walk to everything you need for a great holiday or short-stay

Mt Barney Wilderness Camping

• Bush retreat with some luxury touches in the McPherson Range mountains
• Marked bush walks from the site, including a trail to Upper Portals
• Central bush hall with a fully-equipped kitchen; hot showers on site

Kookabookra Falls

• Dog-friendly bush getaway in Kookabookra with a waterfall
• In a gem fossicking area, 55 minutes’ drive from Glen Innes
• Swimming and kayaking in water holes; other outdoor activities on site

Rich River Tourist Park

Breeze Holiday Parks - Grampians

• Family-friendly site on the edge of Grampians National Park
• Halls Gap village five minutes’ drive; MacKenzie Falls 25 minutes
• Communal firepit, camp kitchen, playground and dog enclosure on site

BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks – Cania Gorge

• Family holiday park near Cania Gorge National Park, Central Queensland
• Five minutes’ drive to walks and wildlife in Cania Gorge National Park
• Sports facilities, a pool, water park and essentials store on site

Bestbrook Mountain Resort

• Private Queensland lodges with Great Dividing Range views
• A 90-minute drive from Brisbane and 10 minutes from Queen Mary Falls
• Restaurant and bar on site, plus animal experiences and bushwalking

Wintersun Caravan and Tourist Park

• Shaded grassy park in Western Australia's Coral Coast region
• Regular events such as film nights, dinners and pancake breakfasts
• Outdoor pool, bowling green, giant movie screen and rec room

Binna Burra Campground

• Secluded Queensland campground in the Lamington National Park
• Direct access to rainforest trails, plus activities for all ages
• Communal firepits, electric barbecues and licensed teahouse on site

Bailey Bar Caravan Park

• Friendly site a short walk from the centre of Charleville
• A 10-min drive from stargazing evenings at Charleville Cosmos Centre
• Outback-style meals and activities several times a week

Palms Caravan Park

• Well-equipped campervan site near the ocean in Hervey Bay, Queensland
• Five minutes’ drive to the cruise pier; 15 to the Fraser Island ferry;
• Modern camp kitchen, 10 minutes’ walk to Torquay Beach, shops and bars

Highway 1 Caravan and Tourist Park

• Tropical haven set over 20 acres just off Highway 1 in Bolivar
• A half-hour drive from Adelaide CBD and the Barossa Valley
• Outdoor pool, play area, games room and barbecue facilities provided

BIG4 Breeze Holiday Parks – Busselton

• Dog-friendly getaway five minutes’ walk from Geographe Bay
• On the outskirts of Busselton, 15 minutes’ drive from Dunsborough
• Camp kitchen, swimming pool, jumping pillow and table tennis available

Serpentine Falls Tourist Village

• Located in the foothills of the Darling Range mountains
• Swimming pool, barbecue area and indoor camp kitchen
• Near bush walks, mountain biking and wineries

Tawonga Tourist Park

• Peaceful Victoria bush setting along the front of the Kiewa river
• Under 10 minutes’ drive to the Alpine National Park; an hour to Albury
• Barbecue shelters, camp kitchens, small shop and riverfront areas