Single-sex groups welcome: Glamping parks in Australia

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

Hillview Caravan Park

• Family park with views of the Mount Burr Range
• Canunda National Park and Lake Bonney less than 30 kilometres away
• Playground, trampoline, free gas barbecues and campfire wood provided

Ingenia Holidays Phillip Island

• Family holiday park on a Phillip Island beachfront in Victoria
• Penguin Parade 20 minutes’ drive; The Nobbies 25 minutes
• Basketball court, games room, bouncy castle; cafés five minutes’ walk

Ingenia Holidays Lake Hume

• Family-friendly holiday park edging Lake Hume in New South Wales
• A 35-minute drive to Hume Dam; 40 minutes to Kurrajong Gap Lookout
• Swimming pool, boat ramp and boat hire; grocery store and café

Ivanhoe Village Resort

• On the edge of the Outback town of Kununurra
• Bushwalking, watersports, horse riding and fishing all nearby
• Pool, playground, camp kitchens and communal barbecue

Holiday Lifestyle Henty Bay

• Dog-friendly beachfront site just five kilometres from Portland
• A 25 minute drive to the Petrified Forest; view the seal colony nearby
• Access to a private slipway; beachfront barbecue area and kids’ games

Kingston-on-Murray Caravan Park

• Peaceful rural site on the banks of the Murray River
• Canoe hire on site and five minutes' drive from nearest wineries
• Swimming pool, pedal cars and kids' school holiday activities

Lakeside Mansfield Holiday Park

Woodlands Farmstay

• Bushcamp on a working farm five minutes’ drive from Howard
• Toogoom Beach 20 minutes’ drive; Urangan 35 minutes
• Dogs welcome; resident goats and miniature horses; wallaby sightings

Stuarts Point Convention Centre

• Family-friendly site by New South Wales’ Yarriabini National Park
• An hour's drive from Port Macquarie; surf beaches a short drive away
• Fishing, kayaking and swimming from the pontoon on the Macleay River

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

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

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

Riverside Park

• Spacious, tidy park with pools and tennis courts by the Collie River
• 15 mins to buzzing Bunbury, Ferguson Valley's hills and vineyards
• Swim with wild dolphins at Koombana beach, 10 minutes away

Solitary Island Marine Park Resort

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

Parry Creek Farm Tourist Resort and Caravan Park

• Remote, peaceful site in the Parry Lagoons Nature Reserve
• Excellent base for birdwatching, nature walks, fishing and wild swims
• Licensed restaurant and outdoor swimming pool on site

Australind Tourist Park

• Pet-friendly site less than 1km from the stunning Leschenault estuary
• A 15-minute from the Ferguson valley, for fine wining and dining
• Top destination for dolphin spotting

Camp at Old Bara

• Spacious eco and bush camping on a private cattle farm
• Tipplers' paradise: more than a dozen wineries within half an hour
• Top spot for stargazing, far from city lights