Glamping sites in Australia

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

Millicent Lakeside Caravan Park

• Friendly Limestone Coast site a short stroll from a swimming lake
• A kilometre from town and a short drive from Canunda National Park
• Campers' kitchen, barbecue area and campfires allowed

Gentle Annie Caravan and Camping Reserve

• Peaceful riverside site in Victoria's King Valley
• A short bike ride or drive from several acclaimed wineries
• Fish on site for trout, cod, black fish and redfin

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

Queens Beach Tourist Village

• Coastal park under 200 metres from a sandy Bowen beach
• Snorkel direct from the beach: no boat trip required
• Seven acre park with award-winning gardens, pool and barbecue areas

Creswick Holiday Park

Island Gateway Holiday Park

• Well-maintained site half an hour’s walk from Airlie Beach
• Tours including scenic flights and Whitsundays boat trips organised
• Daily bird feeding, wifi, snack kiosk, playground and miniature golf

Ivory's Rock

Yea Riverside Caravan Park

• On the banks of the Yea River 110 kilometres from Melbourne
• A few kilometres from the old gold mining town of Yea
• Outdoor pool, TV room and swishly modern amenities in a scenic setting

Jacobs Well Tourist Park

• Quiet, secluded back-to-nature camping spot in peaceful Jacobs Well
• Perfect for families
• A fishing and boating haven loacted right on the waterfront

Drummond Cove Holiday Park

• Spacious site with short walking trail to the Indian Ocean
• A 10-minute drive from watersports and wildlife walks in Geraldton
• Pool and playground; shop and camp kitchen

Rich River Tourist Park

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

Valla Beach Tourist Park

• On a river bank just minutes from the beach
• Social events on site in a historic building
• Near two national parks for wildlife spotting and walking trails

Waddi Bush Resort

• The perfect Nature getaway with Medieval looking chalets, Restaurant.
• 24 well maintained Caravan bays, 100 tent sites and a kitchen
• A swimming pool, children playground, nature walks and flowers galore

Beechworth Lake Sambell Caravan Park

• Well-maintained and peaceful park close to the centre of Beechworth
• On the banks of Lake Sambell and 500 metres from the Rail Trail
• Miniature golf, playground and lots of space for kids to ride bikes

Kanasta Caravan Park

• Peaceful caravan park a 10-minute walk from the seafront in Rye
• Peninsula Hot Springs five minutes’ drive; Fort Nepean half an hour
• Playground, games room and communal barbecue area, plus a launderette

Ingenia Holidays White Albatross

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