Reflections Byron Bay - Holiday Park is a accommodation in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.1/5 rating from 517 Google reviews. Contact: +61 2 6685 6496. Website: https://reflectionsholidays.com.au/parks/byron-bay/?utm_source=gmb-listing&utm_medium=byron-bay&utm_campaign=maps-listing.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.





Byron Bay · Accommodation
(517 reviews)
Sitting at the base of Cape Byron Lighthouse, this is about as well-positioned as camping gets in Byron Bay. Reflections Holiday Parks is a NSW government-run network, which means the facilities are maintained, the prices are more grounded than most Byron accommodation, and you're not competing with boutique hotel markups. Expect powered and unpowered sites, cabins, and amenities blocks rather than infinity pools and linen menus. The real draw is proximity: the lighthouse walk starts at your doorstep, Wategos Beach is a short stroll down the headland, and the sunrise from this end of town is the one locals actually set an alarm for. Book well ahead for school holidays and summer. This is not the flashiest place to sleep in Byron, but the location does the heavy lifting.
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Nice and peaceful stay, I only stayed one night in a superior cabin it Was clean and tidy, small just want I needed for the night, Such a very peaceful area close to the beach and lighthouse and can walk to main area in Byron bay. The Lady at Reception was friendly and welcoming. I Would have stayed longer if I could have. Definitely Recommend if in the area. :) Thanks for a lovely short stay.
This was an ideal location for a Byron Bay getaway. Perfect location for the beach and feeling humbled by the seclusion amongst the greenery of the area and local wildlife scattered throughout the park. We even encountered one of the most friendly kookaburras. Our room was clean and spacious with all the conveniences required, including the much needed air conditioning. The communication via text keeping us informed of the events happening in and around the park was awesome and the staff upon check in were so helpful. Definitely a great experience and would book here again.

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Good campsite in a stunning location! Friendly people to check you in. On the down side, they give you a SEVEN digit access code for the bathrooms which is REALLY irritating! I don't know why they need to do that because all the people in the campsite have paid and are residents. And if you really have to give an access code, make it 3 digits.
We stayed in a "glamping", round tent and it was exactly what we expected. Spacious, comfortable bed, aircon (amazing after hot day on the beach) and small bar fridge. It's a tightly packed camping ground so can be a little noisy. The amenities are kept clean around the clock. Good cooking area. The staff are very friendly. The location is amazing, you can hear the waves on the beach in bed, and everything is close by.
Perfect location of the campground. Close to all the restaurants and beaches. Nice kitchen and bbq spots. Unfortunately the bathrooms and showers weren‘t that clean and we got a rather small site very close to the next campervan. And for that we paid a lot compared to other campgrounds around Australia.
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