Horseshoe Bay Holiday Park — Rv Park in South West Rocks

Reviews of Horseshoe Bay Holiday Park

• Gavin

  Added 2016.06.24

  Adam was excellent at reception.
• Christian

  Added 2016.04.08

  Lovely seabreeze keeps you cool.
• Brandon

  Added 2016.03.18

  We will be back.
• Julian

  Added 2015.12.12

  Amenities clean some sites can be tight to get into .
• Hayden

  Added 2015.01.05

  What a great location for a van park, best spot in town. Basic facilities but close to the centre of town pubs shops and cafes. Needs a kitchen but gee the staff are more that helpful and very friendly. The van is part of a park that has loads of facilities but there is little security so just take precautions. Top place for a short or long stop. Take your own cooking equipment.
• Isabella

  Added 2014.12.25

  Was the best place in SWR but has taken the BBQ's away wit out any consultation to the local residents and I am disgusted at this. We would always take visitors to the park and have a BBQ to promote the area. To say I am appalled would be an understatement. This on top of a number of other questionable Nat Parks decisions like removing the Rangers from the fully equipped station at the Park, a lack of up keep and over all neglect that was not the case when the Rangers worked from the Park.
• Sophia

  Added 2014.12.11

  Historical sites around including an old convict gaol.
• Aiden

  Added 2014.12.03

  We absolutely love this place. The staff are friendly & very helpful. All sites have fantastc views. Amenities clean. Location is handy for shopping. We live in South Australia & travel often to the east coast so will stay here again.
• Caleb

  Added 2014.03.15

  Good dump point , handy to shops , lots of coffee shops.
• Matthew

  Added 2013.12.09

  A special place not to be missed. Sml surf beach great for the kids. Shops and pub behind the park with good atmosphere and food. Ocean side walking tracks wheelchair friendly.
• Noah

  Added 2013.06.27

  Magnificent cvp location right on the beach with lovely lawns and big old Norfolk pines.