Holiday Haven Bendalong (CP)

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

Bendalong Point Tourist Park is an ideal location to escape it all and get back to nature or enjoy a traditional holiday. It’s a paradise for anyone looking to relax, bushwalk, swim, fish or surf. The park is nestled amongst tall eucalypt trees and offers a full range of accommodation options for campers.

Various powered sites are dotted throughout the 40-acre park, some grassed, others with a slab or in a bush setting. The powered en-suite sites have private facilities with a shower, toilet and vanity and they are suitable for all forms of camping or caravanning.  They are grassy and level and all within close proximity to public amenities and direct access to the beaches.

Located on the headland is approximately 15 acres of unmapped, unallocated sites to choose from, all with spectacular ocean views facing north, west & south. There is direct access to all beaches at various points throughout the park.

An extensive range of fully self-contained cabins are also available 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.

The park provides excellent and very well maintained facilities as indicated in below and the kids are well catered for too. The wide open spaces and the selection of recreational facilities such as kid’s playground, splash pad, jumping pillow, and a volleyball court will ensure the kids will have a great time.

If you have a boat, there is a boat ramp located adjacent to the park on the northern side of the headland and boat washing facilities are located in the park for your convenience. Bendalong Point is also home to families of kangaroos, possums and native birds including rosellas and kookaburras. You can also meet the stingrays when they come in to feed at the boat ramp as the fisherman return.

HOW TO GET THERE
Easiest access to Bendalong Point is via Bendalong Road which runs straight off the Princess Highway approximately 4km north of the small township of Fisherman’s Paradise. Follow Bendalong Road and in approximately 25km you will come into town.  At this point it changes to Wattle Street, follow this for another 900m and you will see the entrance straight ahead.

SITE ACCESS
The entrance is clearly marked and is nice and wide. It is directly off a sealed level road.  Make your way to the reception area where you can pull over in the marked bays and let them know you have arrived.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Fees are from $30/night for Unpowered Sites (Annex Area)
$40/night for Powered Sites
$60/night for Powered Ensuite Sites
Cabin Prices range from $150/night for Shoalhaven Cabins up to $460/night for Deluxe Holiday Cottage Cabins
Full pricing details are 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.

Cupitt’s Growers Market – Cupitt’s Winery hosts a monthly local produce market on the last Saturday of the month with delicious homegrown fruit, vegetables and other produce available.

Washerwomans Beach – The beach extends for 840 metres between Dee Beach and Boat Harbour Beach with trees lining the back of the beach.

Milton Theatre – The Milton Theatre is an intimate 200 seat historic theatre which has been fully refurbished with latest sound and lighting equipment. It has great ambience and excellent acoustics, suitable for live performances, plays, operas and dance.

Boat Harbour Beach – a popular place to come and feed the local stingrays at the boat ramp or spend a day at the beach.

Cupitts Restaurant, Winery, Brewery and Fromagerie – Cupitt’s Winery is a South Coast food, wine, beer and cheese experience comprised of a family run boutique Winery, Cellar Door, Restaurant, Bar, Microbrewery and Fromagerie in a beautiful coastal countryside setting in between Ulladulla and Milton.

Pam Burridge Surf Schools – Learn to surf with Pam Burridge Surf Schools at either the Mollymook Surf School location or at Bendalong Surf School location.

Bendalong (Inyadda) Beach – The beach faces south-east and is a great place for taking the family and enjoying some bigger waves to go body boarding or play games on the sand.

Monument Beach Ride – This route takes you along unsealed roads through Turpentine and Blackbutt Forest to Monument Beach Picnic Area where there are scenic views of the rocky coastline and vast ocean.

Dee Beach – a small beach wedged between two tree-lined headlands with car parking available at either headland to access the beach.

D4U UPDATED: 01/08/18RC