Reflections Evans Head Holiday Park

Unpowered Sites from $35 per night, Powered Sites from $50 per night, Tiny Homes from $121 per night, Cabins and Villas from $166 per night.

Check In is 11am for Sites and 3pm for Tiny Homes, Cabins and Villas. Check Out is 10am for all accommodation.

The park is dog friendly year round in selected sites and cabins. 

Our favourite spot for coffee is Stray Espresso, handily open 7 days from 6:30am. As well as great coffee there’s delicious rotating breakfast specials, last time we were in town there was Pancakes with banana, bacon, ice cream and maple syrup. The Sandbar Restaurant is a great spot. Located at the top of the Surf Lifesaving Club offering your classic surf club views but far from your classic surf club menu, serving up a menu of modern Asian cuisine. For takeaway, we can’t go past the Evans Head Fish Centre for delicious fish and chips and a range of other options including hot chicken rolls and even pizzas. If you’re keen to cook on site, the BBQ and Camp Kitchen areas at the park are both always clean and very well equipped.

Evans Head has National Parks located either side of it offering plenty of opportunities to explore nature. Razorback Lookout is a must visit, offering panoramic views over the ocean and a great spot to see Humpback Whales during the migration season of May to November. If you’re keen to add some further exercise to your visit to the lookout, the 10km Evans Head and Chinamans Beach Loop is a trail that begins and ends at Razorback Lookout. It’s a long walk but you’ll be rewarded with beautiful coastal views and the chance to see native bushland, sea turtles, wallabies and dolphins. With its long stretch of sandy beaches there’s plenty of great spots for a swim or a surf and South Wall is our pick for its consistent clean waves. If you’re keen for calmer waters, head to the river that the park sits directly on where you can also fish or get out on a kayak or SUP. Outside of nature, the Evans Head Aviation museum is a great spot to learn about all things aviation, particularly the Australian Air Force's role in World War Two.

Accommodation in the park is divided into riverside and beachside locations and whilst beach is more appealing than river to most people we prefer the riverside as it is quieter and the views of the water are more direct.