G’day Parks is Australia’s largest network of holiday parks, which means the options for your next getaway are endless.
A park with beach access, where you wake up to the sound of waves?
An alpine escape, where Australia’s high country is dusted with snow?
A fishing trip, where you switch off, lean back, and think, How’s the serenity?
The G’day Parks app has handy filters to search for your dream holiday park, for everything from mini golf and a waterpark to pet-friendly and accessible accommodation.
Whether you know exactly what you’re looking for or can’t wait to try a new kind of getaway, read on for a taste of what you’ll find on the G’day Parks app, and start building anticipation for your next trip today!
If you’re craving a swimming pool and waterpark, you’ll be like a kid in a candy shop at Lake Tinaroo Holiday Park, QLD. This is no ordinary waterpark; their all-abilities splash pad has spray guns, water trees, jumping puddles, sensory rocks, water tables, and a giant play tower so every kid (and kid at heart) can join in. The fun continues in their accessible resort swimming pool, which has easy steps and an accessible ramp, along with therapeutic sprays—and just wait until we tell you about the second pool with a view of the lake! Plus, there’s a bouncing pillow, basketball court, kayak hire, and an on-site corner store and café.
Read more: Heated and Indoor Swimming Pools at G’day Parks
You’ll find G’day Parks dotted all along the Aussie coastline, many of which have a direct pathway to the sand. At Discovery Parks – Emerald Beach, NSW, simply follow the signs to reach fine white sand and lapping blue waves, just 15 minutes from Coffs Harbour. Enjoy a waterpark, swimming pool, bouncing pillow, playground, and basketball ring, plus all the facilities and amenities for a clean and tidy stay. Whether you’re camping under the trees or upgrading to a deluxe cabin, just don’t forget your beach gear!
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If it’s time to make that childhood fantasy come true and see the snow, stay in Victoria’s high country at Discovery Parks – Bright. In winter, Bright is less than an hour’s drive from the ski fields of Mount Hotham. There’s lots to like in park as well, including a pool, tennis court, pump track, activity room, bouncing pillow, playground, and seasonal campfires to warm up. The park has a range of powered and unpowered sites – including ones beside the river – and cosy cabins for snow day retreats.
When it comes to fishing hotspots, you’ll be spoilt for choice at Kimberleyland Waterfront Holiday Park, WA, which sits on the edge of Lake Kununurra—the best place for barramundi. Book a Deluxe Waterfront Cabin to set your sights on the water, before you grab your fishing rod and launch your adventure straight from the park’s boat ramp. They’ve also got a pool, playground, on-site aviary, and coffee shop (a slice of cake and icy drink is a holiday essential!). You may even meet Gummy, the park’s resident toothless freshwater crocodile.
A hidden gem nestled on Tasmania’s east coast, Scamander Sanctuary Holiday Park, TAS is a choice morsel for glamping. Their tents have all sorts of special features, ranging from a hammock to a wood-fired hot tub, and most come with your own ensuite, deck, and fire pot. Located by a nature reserve with direct beach access, you’ll fall asleep and wake up to the sound of waves. Explore nearby treasures like the Bay of Fires, Bicheno, and Binalong Bay, knowing your luxury glamping tent beckons at the day’s end.
Read more: Glamping Across Australia with G’day Parks
Make Wintersun Cabin and Caravan Park, NT your first choice for an Aussie outback adventure in Alice Springs. On the cusp of the MacDonnell Ranges, hike from sunrise to sunset, or see flora and fauna in Alice Springs Desert Park. You can dig into the Red Centre knowing there’s a refreshing pool to cool off at the park, and friends to be made while cooking up your BBQ dinner in camp kitchen. It’s what holiday park getaways are all about—travelling regional Australia and meeting new mates along the way!
There’s no shortage of great G’day Parks who welcome your furry friends and have handy facilities like dog washes and off-leash areas. Pine Country Caravan Park, SA gets three cheers from us (and three barks from our canine companions), thanks to their dedicated dog-friendly cabins with a fenced outdoor area. Your pup will enjoy their stay – both indoors and outdoors – while you visit the bright blue crater lakes and lush sunken gardens of Mount Gambier. Add in the park’s playground, BBQs, seasonal campfires, and top-notch facilities, and your experience will be paw-sitively perfect.
Read more: The Best Dog-Friendly G’day Parks
Fulfil your heart’s desires and book your getaway with G’day Parks today. It’s easy as—simply download the G’day Parks app from your local app store. Input your travel dates and select the relevant filters – whether that’s beach access, waterpark, or pet-friendly stays – to generate a full list of parks which meet your requirements.
With the largest network of holiday parks in Australia at your fingertips, you’re bound to find an unforgettable escape.
Start Exploring Today: Download the G’day Parks App
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