Halifax Holiday Park - Nelson Bay NSW

Situated adjacent to the tranquil waters of Nelson Bay the Halifax Holiday Park is a perfect place for a family holiday. Nelson Bay shops and golf course are not far away. The park has 170 sites of which 93 are available for tourists. A variety of cabin types are available some of which have views of the bay. Nelson Bay has safe swimming beaches and boat launch facilities. The resident managers is Robert Robinson. Bookings can be made by telephoning the park and please tell them that you have seen their photos on Caravan Park Photos.

Photos and reviews on this page were kindly supplied by our roving reporter Shez of Coopernook in August 2016.

REGION: > NSW > Hunter Valley > Port Stephens > Nelson Bay

Contact and Location

Halifax Holiday Park
5 Beach Rd - N
Nelson Bay NSW 2315
P: 02 4981 1522
P: 1800 600 201
W: http://www.beachsideholidays.com.au/halifax.phtml

GPS:-32.71228,152.160153
GPS:S32 42 44,E152 09 36
GPS:S32 42.7368,E152 09.6092

Kevin of Melbourne Thu January 25, 2018 at 9:36 AM

This park is very jam packed during the peak seasons. We observed that our sight was left with small items of rubbish such as bottle caps, cigarette butts, lollipop sticks etc. etc. It would be good if they gave the sites a bit of a clean up in between visitors. Amenities are large and in great condition. The park is conveniently located. If you don't like being packed in at popular times give it a miss. Otherwise it's a very good park.
Shez of Coopernook NSW Thu August 11, 2016 at 6:35 PM

Nice caravan park next to public boat ramp. Boom gate access. Clean and tidy park, clean amenities (pin pad entry) and laundry. All sites have slabs but many are a bit of a walk to amenities. The grass was a little worn in places. New under cover BBQs in a line between the caravans and have picnic tables. Small playground, no pool. Small camp kitchen. Rubbish and recycle bins are all at the front of the park, there are none around the park. Many holiday permanent vans at rear of park but there appears to be some being removed because there was much work happening in one section of the park. There is a hill going up behind the park and up the top is Inner Light station which has a café, marine rescue which you can go and look at, gift shop and small museum. Short drive to beaches, bush walks and lookouts.