Jacaranda Holiday Park

Jacaranda Holiday Park Overview

You know what surprised me most about Jacaranda Holiday Park? It’s actually right on The Parade in North Haven, which means you’re literally a two-minute walk from that gorgeous stretch of beach – but somehow it doesn’t feel touristy or cramped like some of those beachfront places can get. I mean, North Haven isn’t exactly Byron Bay in terms of crowds, which is honestly part of its charm. The whole setup feels more like a proper neighborhood than a tourist trap, if that makes sense.

The park itself has this relaxed, family-friendly vibe that grows on you pretty quickly. I stayed in one of their cabin-style accommodations (they’ve got a mix of options), and while it’s not going to win any design awards, everything was clean and way more spacious than I expected. The beds were actually comfortable – you’d be surprised how often that’s not the case at holiday parks. What I really appreciated was how quiet it gets at night, even during school holidays when there were plenty of kids around during the day. They seem to have their noise management figured out, which is huge when you’re trying to get decent sleep after a day at the beach.

The amenities are solid without being flashy – there’s a decent pool area that the kids absolutely love, and the camp kitchen facilities are genuinely useful if you’re planning to cook rather than eat out every meal (which, let’s be honest, gets expensive fast around here). The staff at reception were helpful in that genuine Australian way – they actually knew the area and could point you toward the less obvious spots worth checking out. Like, they told me about this little coffee place just down Laurieton Road that I never would’ve found otherwise. Parking’s easy, check-in was straightforward, and they’ve got that whole holiday park community thing happening where families end up chatting by the pool and kids make friends within about five minutes. If you’re looking for somewhere that feels more like a base camp for exploring the Port Macquarie area rather than a resort destination itself, this place hits the sweet spot. Plus, that 8.2 rating isn’t just marketing fluff – it feels earned.

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