Mandurah Coastal Holiday Park

The room was compact but cozy , furnishing was well done despite the small size . Only microwave available to cook your meals . Check in was a bit of hassle as they require the card details before checking u else no late arrivals. Luckily staff was responsive and provide good assistance

Place very near n easy to go to mandurah cruise. So clean n privacy place. Very recommended.

Clean, neat and tidy and honestly the booking doesn't do it justice to how good it is in person

Lovely holiday park. Short walk into town and the beach (took about 20 mins)

Worst experience ever had no towels in room after check in , check in also wasent until 2pm and after travelling 3 hours with a 2 and half old newborn he was due for feeding soon the staff was overall rude and no help with anything , not just that they had known I had a newborn and when asked for and extra towel for him they told me I’ve got too many people in my room when it was stated it was for and infant and still that did not change the outcome even then knowing it was free of charge for and infant but then came up with the excuse you only get 2 towels supplied for your stay in total of 7 days fir 2 people which is also really unhygienic considering the place was riddled with mold and they would of known that

3 hours ago New I won’t rush back and there are much better parks around Firstly there is an unofficial ruler of the park: a long-term resident who spends her days glaring at guests like she’s personally offended by your presence. You’ll know her — she’s the one with the permanent scowl and the air of someone who’s been elected mayor of the caravan park in her own mind. Watching people seems to be her full-time hobby, and she does it with such smug satisfaction you’d think she was being paid for it. Fellow residents just laugh it off — apparently this woman has a long-standing reputation for being the local fun police. Honestly, it’s impressive how one person can drag down the atmosphere of an entire park just by existing near other humans. If you want to stay here, you will have to get used to regular Police visits they seem to have an ongoing unhealthy relationship with the park, and generally seeing a few unsightly comings and goings The good bit…leaving Until then, bring earplugs, patience, and maybe a priest to perform an exorcism