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Kendalls on the Beach Holiday Park

New South Wales, Caravan Parks

Address: 33 Bonaira St, Kiama NSW 2533

You’ve reached your slice of beachfront paradise.

You can’t get any closer to the ocean action. Sip your morning latte at sunrise from your secluded balcony, or watch the waves roll in with a glass of wine in the evening.

Whether you want nothing to do, or plan to pamper or party your getaway away, you’re in the perfect position. Bliss out at a day spa, spend the afternoon at the beach with the little ones or trek your way to Little Blowhole or a secluded rainforest setting.

Take your pick between luxurious cabins or powered caravan, ensuite sites and camp sites.

If you’re bringing along your little loves, make sure you sign them up to Kids Club – available during the NSW Christmas School Holidays.

Bring your best mate, too. Our campsites are dog friendly. Pets are welcome on any of our powered and unpowered sites outside of NSW school holidays and long weekends. Please note that our beach is not pet friendly, although there are some pet friendly beaches within our area.

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Kiama Harbour Cabins

New South Wales, Caravan Parks

Address: Blowhole Point Road, Kiama NSW 2533

Imagine waking up in your luxurious cabin overlooking the Pacific Ocean and Kiama Harbour.

This is the place to do exactly that.

Perched on Blowhole Point, our one, two or three-bedroom cabins are ready to captivate you and your loved ones.

Take your pick between an adventurous getaway or a rejuvenating break.

You’re in prime position to discover the region’s delights. See the wonderment of the Kiama Blowhole, trek to the historic Lighthouse and wander through the thriving Kiama CBD.

Fancy a roadie? It’s only a short drive to super-fun Jamberoo Action Park and the whimsical Minnamurra Rainforest.

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King Fisher Bay Resort

Queensland, Caravan Parks

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World Heritage-listed Fraser Island is a rare and beautiful holiday destination, at the start of the Great Barrier Reef, offering a refreshing change from the bustle of mainland Australia and the resort islands of Queensland’s north.
The island’s untamed wilderness and rugged, natural charm entices from the first, providing 4WD adventure and excitement, but also a relaxing atmosphere from your base here at beautiful, eco-friendly Kingfisher Bay Resort.
Once here, slip into island living and explore the hundreds of tracks which criss-cross the world’s largest sand island. Immerse yourself in the ancient rainforests, which flourish in dune valleys, coloured sand cliffs on Seventy-Five Mile Beach or the mirrored lakes, ringed with gold, which tempt even the most reluctant swimmers.

Nature’s art-gallery turns on seasonal exhibitions: wild spring flowers, lazy summer days, the colours of autumn and wintry wilderness. And all this is just a 45-minute flight from Brisbane and a short hop from Hervey Bay on the stunning Fraser Coast

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Kings Point Retreat Ulladulla

New South Wales, Caravan Parks

Address: 300 Kings Point Drive Cnr Princess Highway, Ulladulla, NSW 2539

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Koroit-Tower Hill Caravan Park

Victoria, Caravan Parks

Address: High St, Koroit Vic 3282, Australia Phone: 0436 027 709

Located in the historic Irish township of Koroit you’ll be sure to experience Irish hospitality at its most charming. The Koroit-Tower Hill Caravan Park is only a five-minute walk to the Koroit town centre and is located at the beautiful and historic Botanic Gardens.

The park is ideally placed right on the doorstep of the Tower Hill State Game Reserve, an inactive volcano where you can enjoy a picnic or walk around the crater to see its wildlife or to study its geology and rich indigenous cultural history. The emus tend to become very friendly when there is food around, so be sure to guard your sandwiches!

With public transport to and from Warrnambool and Port Fairy, Koroit is nestled between rolling green pastures and is the ideal place to stay when experiencing all that the region has to offer.

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Kui Parks

Victoria, Caravan Parks, Featured

Address: PO Box 37 Grange QLD 4051

Kui Parks was borne from a need that has been identified through research with our travelling nomads in Australia. Many travel on a budget making many of the holiday / family and destination caravan parks on the expensive side for them. Others have stated that they do not need all the additional facilities offered at larger caravan parks – yet land up paying for them when they stay there.

Kui Parks provide caravan parks which offer you what you are really looking for: a well maintained park, clean, friendly – and good value for money. The challenge is that most people are not always aware that many of these less expensive small to medium, owner operated parks are already offering these great services…or even know where they can be found! We aim to make these parks known to you. Kui Parks is bringing together these great caravan parks and the thousands of nomads seeking great value for money. Get yourself a Kui Parks membership and enjoy the journey and adventure!

Join for 24 months for just $40 (GST Inc). Get your membership today. Memberships can be purchased at any of our member parks or on line.

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The snags are out side skip….

Pretty sure that’s Brendale QLD

Excuse me, which aisle were the pouches in?

Who’s gonna check its pouch for stolen goods??? 🤣 (Although pretty sure it’s a juvenile male)

Just wanting a couch for his kangeroom

Not uncommon in my neck of the woods.

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We arrived home today after our final trip. Have had a caravan 24 years - 6 full time. We knew the last 2 weeks we are done. Now to sell van and use proceeds to stay in cabins or apartments etc in much shorter trips. We have 2 if those already booked for this year. They are out of state and will be our last out of state. Where to from here? No idea but whatever it looks like it will be just as much fun :) . Bye bye Daisy. You have served us well last 4 years ❤️

You do it again 😎

Do it all again.

Again

Good on you mate

Yeah naah that’s old mate workin till he’s 70

I was the safety guy on a highway upgrade and used this on cowboy trickiest speeding past our guys working on the upgrade. It worked beautifully. They have to drop their speed from 80 ish to the posted 40.

Only in Australia hahaha 🇦🇺. Al

Love him, we need more of these people

I'm ok with the sentiment, but realistically that is impersonating an officer. 🤣🤣🤣

No so much a crime wave but a blow wave 😂

The heat is on.😆

If it slows down speeding motorists, bring on the hairdryers.👍💯

Impersonating a police officer.

Doubt if a 74 year old man has much other use for a hairdryer.

Is he standing on a hairpin bend 😊😊

This guy is a genius, slowing down traffic with a hair dryer! 😂

Have you tried fishing oldmate? Maybe bowls?

I have a friend who used to have “hairradar” parties 🎉 They would sit on their deck chairs on a nature strip, sinking cans and pointing a hairdryer at passing traffic. Amazing how many drivers slowed down 😜

74 year old man has a hairdryer?

Must be a strong hairdryer... a mighty wind!

A hare brained scheme. You can wave goodbye to your licence.

No he's not impersonating an official it's a hair dryer der

And if you give him a tip he'll dress your hair...

I used to deliver cars, one day I was parked in a layby so my colleague could have a cigarette. I noticed cars were slowing down as they approached us. I had a lots of fun waving my water bottle around....😂😂😜

No points, just a blow dry!

I'd think I'd have fun scaring the crap outta the people driving in our estate cos they drive toooo fast And it's a winding road up/ down here . They won't spot it. Slowwwee down 👇👇

What does he use on his hair...?

Reflector bib and a hairdryer. Sorted

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