Discovery Holiday Park Pambula Beach

Jason Lord

a month ago

★★★★★

Fantastic place to stay. An easy walk to the beach. There is a great playground for kids and a small cafe/store nearby. The cabin I stayed in was clean, comfortable and modern with a very comfy bed.

Simon Gilbert

a month ago

★★★★★

Beautifully positioned on the pristine Pambula Beach, this holiday park offers a fantastic experience for families or couples. Van sites, camping sites and cabins are available. We just spent a week next to the beach on a powered site with our van and had a ball. Highly recommended. PS: Did I mention the friendly cute kangaroos

Chris B

2 months ago

★★★★★

What a great caravan park, right by the beach. Plenty of showers and toilet blocks. Lovely little Cafe and general store by the entrance. Can recommend the fish and chips. We will be back. Van site on the front row and could see and hear the ocean.

Gary Manners

5 months ago

★★★★☆

We had a great week at the park and the weather was brilliant. Toilets were ok but we did smell a strong effluent smell around the toilet block. One thing we could not work out was with such a huge park they crammed vans into the same locations rather than spacing them out more so they have clumps of vans when there was loads of space elsewhere. This made it difficult to get in and out and even park your car next to your van.

Doug Lamac

6 months ago

★★★★★

We’ve visited here every year for the past four years and it’s easily our favourite. We’ve come with our own caravan each time and stayed on an ensuite site for three of those visits. We’ve also stayed around Eden, Marlo and Narooma, but this place tops the list. The park really has something for all ages. The staff are incredibly helpful and accommodating, there’s an onsite shop plus a café/restaurant, and while it’s a bit of a walk, you can walk up into town if you’re keen. The kids love riding their bikes around the park, and I’m a big fan of the bakery runs 😄 There’s a river close by, a patrolled beach nearby, kids’ activities, and plenty of wildlife throughout the park, which always adds to the experience. The only real downside is that fires aren’t allowed and heat beads can’t be used for spit roasts. Other than that, the biggest problem is there’s never enough days to stay. Good tip for tent campers: you can organise a fridge to rent for the duration of your stay. It’s external to the park but an absolute cracker of an idea—especially if you stock up on fresh seafood from the ute that drives through the park like an ice-cream truck. Enjoy 🙂 And don’t forget, Magic Mountain is just up the road—a special treat for the little people… but ONLY if they behave 😉