Reflections Hawks Nest – Holiday Park

Reflections Hawks Nest – Holiday Park Overview

Look, I’ll be straight with you about Reflections Hawks Nest – it’s not going to blow your mind with luxury, but honestly? That’s sort of the point. This place sits right on Booner Street, and if you know Hawks Nest at all, you know that puts you basically a stone’s throw from some of the most gorgeous coastline in NSW. I mean, we’re talking about a spot where the Myall River meets the ocean, and the holiday park actually makes the most of that location without trying too hard.

The whole setup feels authentically Australian in a way that’s getting harder to find – you know what I mean? It’s got that relaxed holiday park vibe where kids are riding bikes around the grounds while parents sit with a beer watching the sunset. The cabins are clean and functional (though don’t expect Instagram-worthy interiors), and honestly, the powered sites are some of the best positioned I’ve seen. You can actually hear the ocean from quite a few spots, which is pretty special when you’re trying to fall asleep. What really got me was how quiet it gets after about 9 PM – even during school holidays, there’s this unspoken respect for the peace that makes it feel more civilized than your typical holiday park chaos.

The staff here actually know the area, which is refreshing. They’ll tell you the real story about which beaches are best for what – like how Yacaaba Head is worth the walk if you want those killer photos, or that Jimmy’s Beach (just a few minutes away) is where the locals go when they want to avoid the crowds. The amenities are solid without being fancy – the camp kitchen is always clean, the bathrooms are decent, and there’s enough hot water even when the place is packed. Parking’s never an issue, which might sound boring but trust me, after you’ve circled around other coastal spots looking for a space, you’ll appreciate it. My only real gripe is that the Wi-Fi can be pretty patchy, but honestly, that might be a blessing in disguise depending on why you’re here. The 8.3 rating makes sense to me – it’s not perfect, but it delivers on what matters: location, cleanliness, and that laid-back atmosphere that makes you want to extend your stay an extra night.