BIG4 Saltwater @ Yamba Holiday Park

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  Pets Allowed
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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Showers
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

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Craig Crooks, campsite manager, Anycamper since March 2019

This listing has been verified by the campsite manager and was last updated October 2025.

11 Reviews

Christie M.

1 week ago

Great caravan park. Our powered site was good, but this was because we were on a synthetic grass and slab site, there were a few dusty sites, so thankful we weren't on these. The amenities were nice a... Read more

Maggie M.

1 year ago

Managed to get a unpowered campig spot last minute during the school holiday, which was very lucky! Campsite by the boat ramp (tidal) and next to mangroves. Facilities are a fair hike with portaloos close by. These weren't cleaned very often and they were dirty (with unpleasant finds in the bowl) during the entire 2 day stay. Staff was nice at reception and there is plenty to do for kids. Boat ramp gets crowded with people fishing and people can get a bit cranky when you are trying to use it to actually launch a boat or get it back on the trailer as they have to move out of the way....People were using cast nets near the boat ramp and reception had not stressed re: fishing rules in the area as cast nets are not allowed in NSW. A little disappointing. Very dog friendly with lots of places to go for a walk nearby and an off leash dogpark. Access to the park and directions were a little unclear but the park itself is very spacious.

Anycamper

4 years ago

Nice place to camp with the family!

Belinda M.

4 years ago

Lauren W.

5 years ago

A little out of the way but al the facilities are brand new and very clean.

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Top Questions

Lauren W. 5 years ago

Question:

Is there a fee to park at a powered or non-powered site?

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Pauly 6 years ago

Question:

Is the unpowered sites out near the lake worth it ?

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I think they would be from what I can see by Amanda S.

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Listing type

Caravan Park

Caravans

Yes

Cabins Available

Yes

Management

BIG4

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