Discover the Charm of Tiona Holiday Park: Your Perfect Getaway

Now is a fantastic time to visit Tiona Holiday Park! As the seasons change, this Mid-North Coast gem offers the perfect mix of outdoor adventure, relaxation, and family fun. With fewer crowds compared to the summer peak, the park is a peaceful retreat, allowing you to enjoy the mild weather, cooler temperatures, and plenty of outdoor activities.

Easter Fun and School Holiday Activities

During the school holidays, Tiona Holiday Park offers a fantastic lineup of Easter activities for guests of all ages:

• Complimentary stand-up paddleboarding on Wallis Lake
• Live music sessions featuring talented local artists
• Relaxing yoga at The Palms Pavilion
• Easter Sunday celebration with an exciting Easter Hunt at The Pavilion for kids
• Delicious food from the Habibiz Food Truck
• ANZAC Day tribute with live music

Explore the Surrounding Attractions

Tiona Holiday Park is perfectly located for exploring the stunning attractions of the Mid-North Coast. Nearby, you can hike through Booti Booti National Park, where the cooler temperatures and lack of summer humidity make it a perfect time for the Booti Hill and Wallis Lake Walking Track, which offers breathtaking coastal views.

Water lovers will be in heaven, with the warm water still ideal for swimming, stand-up paddleboarding, and kayaking. The park is surrounded by Wallis Lake on one side and Seven Mile Beach on the other, providing the perfect aquatic escape. If you prefer a beach walk, head to Blueys, Boomerang, and Elizabeth Beaches for stunning strolls or excellent waves for surfing. And don’t miss the chance to visit The Recky (Pacific Palms Recreation Club), just minutes away, where you can enjoy live music performances and a drink while overlooking Wallis Lake.

You can also indulge in fresh seafood, local wines, and cosy café vibes at Kembali Café, Drift Coffee, and The Coastal Brewing Company. For an exciting local event, TasteFest in April brings together the best of local food and drinks from across the Barrington Coast.

Whale Watching and Seasonal Delights

The changing season marks the start of the whale migration season, with humpback whales making their way north. The best time for whale watching is from May through winter, and you can spot these majestic creatures at Cape Hawke Lookout or Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse in Seal Rocks. It’s a breathtaking experience you won’t want to miss.

Cosy Features for Your Stay

As the weather cools, Tiona provides a cosy retreat with plenty of features to make your stay enjoyable:

• Campfires to gather around, toast marshmallows, and enjoy stargazing
• Fresh coffee and tasty treats from the onsite coffee van to keep you warm
• Plans for a new café coming soon for a welcoming spot to enjoy food and drinks
• Sunset views over Wallis Lake, with the sky transforming into stunning hues
• A dog-friendly environment for nature walks, beach runs, and relaxing nights by the fire

For an unforgettable experience on the Mid-North Coast, book your stay at Tiona Holiday Park today and enjoy everything this beautiful park and its surroundings have to offer!

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