Holiday Haven White Sands (CP)

Huskisson White Sands 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. It is one of two Holiday Haven Parks in the Huskisson area, with the second, the Huskisson Beach Holiday Park just up the road.

Located in Jervis Bay, this park boasts pristine waters, white sands and uninterrupted views of the bay. They offer a vast range of accommodation choices to suit all styles of camping. The sites are on spacious grassy shady areas all around the park. Each has power and water and will suit all types of RV’s from caravans, motorhomes, camper trailers and tents.

Ensuite sites are available and are complete with shower, toilet and hand basin.
There is also an extensive range of fully self-contained holiday 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.

The park is clean and very well maintained. It has some excellent facilities as outlined below. There is a Kid’s playground and they cater for kids in summer with holiday activities. For the water lovers, you can hire kayaks, stand-up paddle boards and snorkels.

There is quite a bit on offer at Huskisson Beach Holiday where you can enjoy the beautiful views of Jervis Bay stroll into town for a cafe breakfast, spend the day on the water kayaking, canoeing or paddleboarding, or, walk or ride a bike around the bay walkway.

HOW TO GET THERE
Huskisson may be reached via several turn-offs from the Princess Highway. The most direct access to the park once you are in Huskisson itself is to find Nowra Street, follow this as it takes a sharp right and bend into Beach Street then look for the entrance which is signposted and looks more like a road.

SITE ACCESS
Is via a sealed level road into the park where you can pull up before the boom gates and let them know at reception that you have arrived.

FEES & BOOKINGS
Fees are from $32/night for Unpowered Sites
$40/night for Powered Sites
$50/night for Premium Powered Sites
$67/night for Ensuite Sites
Cabin Prices range from $150/night for Drifter Cabins up to $230 for Beach Cabins
Full pricing details available on their website via the link below.
Bookings are preferred, especially during peak seasons.

THINGS TO DO
JB Surf School – a locally owned and operated by Jerry Brown. Jerry grew up in the area and has over 28 years surfing experience and plenty of local knowledge.

Jervis Bay Maritime Museum and Gallery – featuring world-renowned collection of maritime artefacts and navigational and surveying instruments.

Nowra Aquatic Park – a year-round nine-lane heated 50 metre outdoor pool, a splash zone for the kids and waterslides.

Jervis Bay Wild – renowned for its natural beauty and extraordinary wildlife, such as dolphins, seals, seabirds, fairy penguins and migrating whales (from May through November).

Valhalla Horse Riding – Discover the pleasure of riding a friendly horse through the tranquil Australian bush, seeing kangaroos, wallabies and other native animals and birds in their natural habitat.

Huskisson Pictures – Movies have been screened since the early 1950s to the present, with major renovations in 1990 seeing the building constructed into a permanent cinema.

Booderee National Park – Enjoy a wide range of walks, surf at Cave Beach or swim amongst the fish in the tranquil waters of Green Patch Beach. The historic Cape St George Lighthouse is the perfect location for whale and bird watching.

Dolphin Watch Cruises – the most experienced cruise company in Jervis Bay, operating for over 25 years, who have now won more than 25 tourism awards.

Huskisson Markets – a monthly market with something for everyone, right in the heart of the seaside town.

Flip Out Trampoline Arena – Australia’s first and largest Australian owned trampoline arena. Flip Out is the new way to be active, become fit and much more fun than traditional exercise.

Shoalhaven Zoo – the largest zoo on the New South Wales South Coast, bringing together over 100 species of native and exotic mammals, birds, and reptiles.

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