Holiday Haven Swan Lake (CP)

Swan Lake Holiday Park is one of twelve unique parks that make up the Holiday Haven Tourist Parks group of caravan parks, located in the Shoalhaven area on the NSW South Coast. Spanning from Kiama to Batemans Bay.

Boasting peace and tranquillity Swan Lake Holiday Park is the ideal location to escape. Set amid the lake, the beach and the National Park, all in the tiny coastal hamlet of Cudmirrah.

This pet friendly park offers a range of accommodation options for camping, caravanning and cabin holidays. They offer spacious grassy powered sites that accommodate tents, caravans and pop tops. Water and power are included. Sites include 2 adults and children.

There is also an extensive range of fully self-contained cabins should you wish to have a break from the van and stretch out, or if you are looking to meet up with family or friends who might not have a caravan. They also offer special accommodation packages.

The park is clean and very well maintained and has some excellent facilities as indicated below. For the kids, there is a solar heated swimming pool, playground, jumping pillow, and canoe hire. They also provide activities through the summer holidays.

The park is located ideally for surfers, beach fishing and in winter a great viewing point for whale migration. Locally, you can enjoy chic boutiques, cafes and restaurants. Relax and enjoy the peace and tranquillity, take leisurely bushwalks, build sandcastles with the kids or if you are the adrenaline-fuelled adventurer try some water sports.

HOW TO GET THERE
Cudmirrah can be reached from the North or the South.

From the north easiest access is via Sussex Inlet Road which branches off the Princess Highway just near Jerrawangla. Follow this road in, right through Sussex Inlet and turn right into The Springs Road. Travel approximately 4.8km and then into Goonawarra Drive, the park entrance is to your left.

From the south, Bendalong Road is probably the most direct route in. Follow it in for about 2.8km then look for the signs to Cudmirrah. Once in town, make your way along Collier Drive until you find Goonawarra Drive, the park entrance is then on your left.

SITE ACCESS
Access is direct off Goonawarra Drive which is sealed and level. There is a bay to pull over on the left before the boom gates. Stop here and let them know at reception that you have arrived.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Fees are from $35/night for Powered Sites
Cabin Prices range from $100/night for Fishermans Cottage up to $205/night Lake House Cabin.
Full pricing details available on their website via the link below.
Bookings are preferred, especially during peak seasons.

THINGS TO DO
George Boyd Lookout – Make your way to George Boyd lookout to see the beauty of NSW’s South Coast region from up high.

Berrara Beach – often has good reef breaks and the northern reef break sometimes protects the beach from swell allowing for good swimming.

Cudmirrah Beach – home of Sussex Inlet Surf Lifesaving Club (which is also the best access point) and well known by keen surfers for having good beach breaks.

Mermaid Pools – Cudmirrah Nature Reserve Beach (sometimes referred to as Berrara South) backs completely onto unspoiled bushland and is only accessible by paddling across the creek from Berrara at low tide.

Sussex Inlet Golf Club – a small nine-hole course with a friendly atmosphere – where you will always be welcome.

Sussex Inlet Stand Up Paddle – Paddle the crystal blue waters of Swan Lake. Explore Sussex Inlet like never before with a fun journey, learning to paddle board along the untouched and pristine waters of Swan Lake, Sussex River and Berrara Creek.

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