NRMA Agnes Water Holiday Park
A modern park with a variety of accommodation options and a brilliant beachfront location plus all the wonders of the Great Barrier Reef right at the doorstep.
Accommodation
- Cabins & Villas
- Glamping
- Powered Sites
- Unpowered Sites
ParkBooker Pick
Superbly located and with elevation, the Oceanview Safari Tents are a great Glamping option. They have decks that look out over the ocean with 180 degree views. What we find particularly special? You can even see the ocean from your bed!
Pricing
Unpowered Sites from $45 per night, Powered Sites from $52 per night, Glamping from $216 per night, Cabins and Villas from $205 per night
Things To Know
Check In is 11am for Sites and 2pm for all other accommodation, Check Out is 10am for all accommodation.
Pet Friendly
Dogs permitted in all Sites and a limited selection of Cabins and Villas.
Facilities
BBQ
Beach Access
Cafe or Kiosk
Camp Kitchen
Dump Point
Laundry
Showers
Toilets
Eat & Drink
About 15 minutes walk from the park you’ll find Agnes Water Tavern, a classic Australian coastal pub serving high quality counter meals and plenty of cold beverages. If you’re here Friday to Sunday you’ll also enjoy some live music in the casual atmosphere of their palm tree lined beer garden. In a coastal town like this we find it hard to go past a great fish & chip shop, and Coral Sea Seafood and Takeaway is the perfect spot if you feel like a casual takeaway meal made up of some of the freshest seafood you’ll eat. If you prefer to remain on site, there’s a well stocked, modern camp kitchen with plenty of tables to enjoy your meal and mingle with fellow travellers.
To Do List
With the park being located at the southern tip of the Great Barrier Reef, its well worth joining a tour to explore this amazing natural wonder. We highly recommend the Lady Musgrave Island Tour from 1770 Reef Tours. This is a full day trip out to Lady Musgrave Island, a 14 hectare coral cay that is the second southernmost island in the Great Barrier Reef. On the trip you’ll explore the area snorkelling inside Lady Musgrave Lagoon or touring around in a glass bottomed boat and get the chance to swim with turtles. Directly out the front of the park you’ll find Agnes Water Beach which is a relaxing spot to read a book or enjoy a dip and it is patrolled seasonally. If you’re in the area from October through to May do be warned that it is stinger season and we suggest chatting to the team at the park before hopping into the water. Come the evening, it is well worth the 15 minute drive to Bustard Bay Lookout point at the northern end of neighbouring town 1770 to enjoy a spectacular view at sunset.
Heads Up
If you’re booking a Powered Site, request something between Sites 16 - 22. Whilst these aren’t designated as “Beachfront”, all that is between them and the beach is a group of villas and you’ll still get glimpses of the ocean from your site.
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