NRMA Darlington Beach Holiday Park

Unpowered Sites from $39 per night, Powered Sites from $53 per night, Ensuite Sites from $75 per night, Glamping from $162 per night, Cabins and Villas from $195 per night.

Check In is 12pm for Sites, and 2pm for Ensuite Sites, Cabins and Villas, Check Out is 10am for all accommodation.

Pet friendly on specific Sites and Cabins, outside of school holiday periods and long weekends.

As often comes with the territory in beautiful secluded locations like this, there are not any shops or restaurants outside of the park within walking distance. The closest is the Amble Inn, a classic pub about 5 minutes drive away in the town of Corindi Beach. Here you’ll find cold drinks and pretty standard pub fare. For a broader range of options, you’ll need to drive 10 minutes in the other direction to Woolgoolga. Here, our go to is La Hacienda 101 for a taco fuelled Mexican feast and a great kids menu too, it’s perfect for lunch or dinner. Ground Earth is a great spot for coffee, and if you happen to be travelling with anyone with allergies or intolerances it will quickly become a favourite thanks to its variety of vegan and gluten free options.

If you’ve got anyone in your group who enjoys splashing about in the pool, you’ve come to the right place. The park has extensive water based activities, including multiple pools with waterslide, a spa and a whole separate water park. If you prefer an ocean swim, there’s access from the park to beautiful Corindi Beach which also boasts a consistent surf break so be sure to bring your board. There’s also plenty of land based fun to be had with a BMX track, mini golf and an archery range the highlights, something we haven’t seen at any other park before. Keen golfers will be particularly happy with a fun 9 Hole course located within the property, a small fee of $10 is payable for a round and if you haven’t brought your own gear, you can hire from reception. 

Whilst there are several permanent sites here they are all grouped in one location and this is on the side of the park that is furthest away from the common areas and facilities, meaning that there is no real impact on overall atmosphere.