Discovery Parks Pambula Beach: Caravan park rates & kangaroos
Discovery Parks Pambula Beach offers two pools, a beachside location and a restaurant. This Pambula caravan park also has kangaroos outside the cabins.
Before booking to stay at the Pambula caravan park on the Sapphire Coast of New South Wales, you should probably check which one you’re looking at.
There are two caravan parks in Pambula. The Reflections Holiday Park is in the town near the Princes Highway. Most holidaymakers, however, will be interested in the Discovery Parks Pambula Beach option.
Pambula caravan park accommodation prices
Discovery Parks Pambula Beach, as the name suggests, is at Pambula Beach. If you’re looking for a beach holiday, this is where you want to stay.
This Pambula caravan park offers a strong range of accommodation. If you want an unpowered site for a tent, that will cost from $30 a night. Powered caravan sites at Discovery Parks Pambula Beach cost from $35 a night and en-suite powered caravan sites cost from $45 a night.
Make the very best of your time: 8 Sapphire Coast experiences to book
- Dolphins, seals and seabirds cruise from Merimbula.
- Pambula River kayaking tour.
- Sapphire Coast private highlights tour.
- Oyster-shucking experience plus kayaking in Pambula.
- Eden and Beowa National Park photography tours.
- Potoroo Palace wildlife park tickets.
- Guided nature walking tour in Mimosa Rocks National Park.
- Reef fishing charter from Merimbula.
Cabins at Discovery Parks Pambula Beach
However, this Pambula caravan park’s more appealing options come in the form of the cabins and units. A night in an economy cabin, which sleeps up to five people, costs from $100. You can also get a two bedroom cabin for from $120.
The facilities at Discovery Parks Pambula Beach are excellent for the price. There’s an outdoor pool with a water park, plus a heated indoor pool. There’s also a children’s playground, bouncing pillow and activity room.
You can eat at the on-site restaurant if you wish, or use the barbecues.
Pambula caravan park kangaroos
Being right next to Pambula Beach is a massive bonus. But the thing that sets this Pambula caravan park apart from other Australian caravan parks is the wildlife. Kangaroos bound around the grounds of Discovery Parks Pambula Beach, and are gloriously unafraid of humans.
Pambula makes a decent base for exploring the Sapphire Coast. From there, you can head north towards Mimosa Rocks National Park near Bega, or Magic Mountain Merimbula, Bar Beach and Potoroo Palace in Merimbula.
Go south to Eden, meanwhile, and you can take a Cat Balou whale-watching cruise, swim in the Aslings Beach Rock Pool, visit the Eden Killer Whale Museum and climb the Green Cape Lighthouse.
This article came as a result of a Melbourne to Sydney coastal road trip in March/ April 2022. This trip was supported by Tourism Australia.
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