When it comes to camping with a conscience, a stay at a Reflections Holiday Park is as authentic as it gets. The group has become the first of its kind in Australia to be certified as a social enterprise, meaning caravanning isn\u2019t just fun, it\u2019s good for the environment and the local community.<\/p>\n
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Your biggest decision will be narrowing down what to do each day. (Image: coffscoast.com)<\/p><\/div>\n
Coffs Harbour is a destination that is jam-packed with family-friendly attractions. There are endless water sports like ocean swimming, surfing and fishing, or adventure on dry land with walking and cycling paths. You can even reach new heights with a tree-top adventure.<\/p>\n
There is so much to see and do here, your biggest question each day will be whether to go kayaking or sailing, beachcombing or birdwatching.<\/p>\n
To help you decide before you arrive (and to know where to stay along the way<\/a>), here\u2019s what you can expect from a stay at Reflections Coffs Harbour.<\/p>\n Enjoy being right in the centre of Coffs Harbour, while feeling like you’re in the middle of nature.<\/p><\/div>\n What sets Reflections Holiday Parks apart from other campground groups is its emphasis on the environment and community.<\/p>\n In an Australian first for sustainable travel, Reflections Holiday Parks has become the first holiday park group to be certified as a social enterprise. This means it follows a profit-for-purpose model, with all money spent at Reflections\u2019 parks invested back into campground facilities and the local communities they\u2019re in.<\/p>\n Relax knowing your comfortable Coffs Harbour oasis is sustainable and gives back to the community.<\/p><\/div>\n This is huge, considering the group is the largest holiday park operator in NSW with 36 parks and 43 nature reserves on Crown land. At Coffs Harbour, you can expect a classic beach holiday in a natural bush setting.<\/p>\n One of the biggest pluses of staying at a campground is that it won\u2019t break the budget. Whether you\u2019re towing a camper trailer or caravan, driving a motorhome or carrying a tent, sites are affordable.<\/p>\n Find large, flat, powered campsites.<\/p><\/div>\n At Coffs Harbour, you\u2019ll find large, flat, powered campsites \u2013 some with plenty of shade and some with concrete slabs. There are also unpowered grass sites for travellers pitching tents.<\/p>\n If you\u2019re keen to stay in a cabin, take your pick from deluxe, standard and pet-friendly options, where there are plenty of creature comforts to enjoy.<\/p>\n Find everything you need in the self-contained cabins.<\/p><\/div>\n As a leader in nature-driven escapes, it\u2019s no surprise you\u2019ll find Reflections Holiday Parks in idyllic bush or beach settings.<\/p>\n Enjoy being near the ocean at Coffs Harbour. (Image: Destination NSW)<\/p><\/div>\n Reflections\u2019 parks in the Coffs region are all based in iconic locations on or near the water, making it an ideal spot to teach the kids to surf, enjoy a stand-up paddleboard along flat water or simply build sandcastles.<\/p>\n Reflections Coffs Harbour is directly in front of Coffs Creek, so it\u2019s easy to pull on swimmers and go for a dip any time of day. Campground facilities include barbecues, a camp kitchen, a laundry and a games room.<\/p>\n Soak in the scenery with a short stroll to Coffs Creek. (Image: coffscoast.com)<\/p><\/div>\n A stay here is about getting back to nature but that doesn\u2019t mean you can\u2019t get your city fix as well, with plenty of shops, restaurants and tourist sites vying for your attention.<\/p>\n A visit to Coffs isn\u2019t complete without a morning spent at the iconic Big Banana<\/a>, a fun park where you\u2019ll find slides, a water park (closed in winter), ice skating, laser tag, mini golf and tobogganing.<\/p>\n Find slides, a water park, ice skating, laser tag, mini golf and tobogganing all at The Big Banana. (Image: Destination NSW)<\/p><\/div>\n Popular Emerald Beach is also a short drive from the campground. If you\u2019re keen to explore on foot, walk from Coffs Harbour Marina up to Muttonbird Island Nature Reserve, one of the city\u2019s most ruggedly beautiful attractions. Another option is to follow Coffs Creek Walk, an 8.6-kilometre loop to some of the city\u2019s main destinations.<\/p>\n Watch kangaroos enjoying the view at Emerald Beach (Image: Destination NSW)<\/p><\/div>\n Coffs Harbour has long been a favourite road-trip destination for Aussie families, and you\u2019ll find several Reflections Holiday Parks along the coast.<\/p>\n Driving northbound from Sydney<\/a>, stop into Reflections Nambucca Heads<\/a>, where you can spy migrating whales from May to November, and get your surfing fix.<\/p>\n Watch the sun go down over the ocean from Reflections Nambucca Heads.<\/p><\/div>\n Past Nambucca is Urunga<\/a>, where you can immerse yourself in nature along a boardwalk that follows the river.<\/p>\n Keep an eye out for dolphins as you stroll, or from your stand-up paddleboard. This is a popular spot for young families because of the safe swimming, peaceful vibes, and easy fishing.<\/p>\n Enjoy beachy accommodation at Reflections Urunga.<\/p><\/div>\n If you\u2019re road-tripping north from Coffs, call into Reflections Moonee Beach<\/a>, just a frisbee throw from a tidal creek and beach.<\/p>\n This is the ideal campground for nature lovers, with surfing, walking, paddling and fishing at your fingertips, plus plenty of birdlife and even fireflies in spring.<\/p>\n The park is also dog-friendly, so you don\u2019t have to leave pooch at home, and you can stay in a tiny home with water views.<\/p>\n![\"Coffs](\"https:\/\/s1.at.atcdn.net\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/12\/coffsharbour-jetty-body.jpg\")
Budget accommodation that cares about sustainability<\/h2>\n
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Coffs Harbour campground<\/h2>\n
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Reflections Coffs Harbour activities<\/h2>\n
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Coffs Harbour city sights<\/h2>\n
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Continue your Coffs Coast road trip<\/h2>\n
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