Reflections Seal Rocks Holiday Park

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Beachside brilliance in a quiet coastal town offering spacious Sites and modern Cabin accommodation.

Accommodation

  • Cabins & Villas
  • Glamping
  • Powered Sites

ParkBooker Pick

We love the ultra-modern Premium Villas for their beautiful design and how well they integrate with nature around them. Brilliant floor to ceiling windows emphasise nature and the well furnished deck areas make for a perfect place to while away the day.

Pricing

Powered Sites from $44 per night, Cabins and Villas from $122 per night, Glamping from $164 per night.

Things To Know

Check In is from 11am for Sites and 3pm for all other Accommodation, Check Out by 10am for all accommodation.

 

Pet Friendly

No pets allowed.

Facilities

BBQ

Beach Access

Camp Kitchen

Dump Point

Fire Pits

Laundry

Playground

Showers

Toilets

Eat & Drink

Seal Rocks is a quiet village and we recommend coming well stocked with provisions and expecting to have the vast majority of your meals within the park.  If you are keen to get out, Single Fin is a coffee van located at the top of the hill (conveniently next to the general store) serving up great coffee and a range of snacks from 7am. This is just 10 minute walks from the park. If you’re looking for somewhere with a more extensive menu you’ll need to make the 25 minute drive to nearby Blueys Beach, our favourite here is Kembali Cafe.

To Do List

The park is located smack bang on Number One Beach where you’ll be able to enjoy crystal clear waters and gentle waves. It's a perfect spot for all your regular relaxing beachside activities. If you want to surf, you’ll need to head to Treachery Beach or Lighthouse Beach which are about 3 km away. When you’re keen to get the blood pumping it is about a 4 km return trip making the walk to Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse, but you’ll be rewarded with an up close view of this elegant lighthouse first built in 1865 when you’re there, as well as expansive ocean views. From May to October you’re likely to spot whales breaching out of the water on their migration path, and dolphins frequent this part of the world year round. When you’re ready for a change up from all things water related, nearby Wallingat National Park has multiple walking tracks of all distances, taking you through its lush vegetation which at times feels like it could be a jungle in a very remote part of the world.

Heads Up

Unfortunately there are no sites with a direct water view, if you do want this you’ll need to book a cabin. There is however an amazing communal guest deck that looks straight out over the beach

Address

Reflections Seal Rocks, Kinka Rd
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