Norah Head Holiday Park

The palms and greenery surrounding the freshly refurbished cabins gives the park an almost tropical feel, along with the resident bird life filling the air with song and the rabbits scurrying around on the grassy knoll at the rear of the cabins. A lovely space!

We had a stay with friends and were in a Pelican cabin. These weren't advertised as refurbished but we were pleased to find out they were. Nice finishes and comfortable stay. An extra heating unit would have been beneficial as, even on the highest fan setting, the heat didn't really move to the bedrooms very well. Some extra blankets in the rooms would have been good. I'm not sure if it was due to the refurbishment, but the TV had a little shelf sticking out for the Foxtel box at a terrible height for cracking your head on. Not ideal, would be great if this could be reconfigured, as I am sure we're not the first to have an issue. Also, when we opened the door to our unit, whilst the bleach smell told us it had been cleaned, all floors were still very wet. They need to be dried during winter as there was no way they'll dry on their own without the heating on. We're lucky nobody slipped. The park itself is pleasant, park and jumping pillow for kids were great, the pool and splash area looked wonderful, just a bit cold for us this time of year.

Very large and very run down. Terrible amenities not regularly cleaned and too many "out of order" signs. The beaches are all a long walk and require climbing up and down. The pool is tiny and completely overrun with children.

Fantastic greeting couldn’t be more helpful, the staff are very friendly and welcoming, the park is clean and inviting, emenities are clean, we had a fantastic stay.will be back again.

This place was really on point and absolutely perfect for us. I read some of the reviews before we went saying it was a bit ‘retro’. It may have been in some ways with the old school permanent caravan homes, but it had everything we needed. We weren’t expecting a 5 star resort, we just wanted a family friendly holiday park and that’s exactly what we got. I went with my 2 children and we camped in a tent near the Norah Head bowling club. I expected it to be noisy, didn’t hear a thing. Bonus was there was a path to walk to the club not far from us. Facilities were perfect, very accessible. The kids loved the jumping pillow, pool with attached water park, and the playground. They had outdoor movie nights with a pancake van (score!), even an ice cream truck that drove around the park both days (boy he must make a killing in the holidays). Chatting with one of the owners he mentioned they had even had a band that had played at the club come over during the Christmas holidays, and they’re looking to do more of the same. It had everything we wanted to enjoy ourselves, this place is staying on the top of our must visit again list. If you want a nice simple, affordable holiday park, this place should be on your list. I recommend visiting the Norah head lighthouse as well, it was a 2 min drive from the park. Looked awesome at night as well.

Very friendly staff. In a great location. The cabin we stayed in was Jabiru 4 Sleeps 6 . This park is a great location to explore down to the entrance or up to Swansea, both a short distance away. It was a very clean cabin and we all especially loved the shower head. We arrived on a warm day and the staff had put the air on for our arrival . We loved watching the wild rabbits hop around the back of the cabin and see the bush turkeys scratch around. We were super impressed with how quiet the park was at night but it may of been because it was only the first few days of school holidays. We have older children (23 and 15) but would recommend for families with younger kids. The pool was great and lots of kids loved the karts you could hire and ride around. Maybe a five - ten minute walk to the beach and a short drive to the lighthouse. We definitely would stay again.