With school holidays and Easter approaching, Crown land holiday parks are inviting families to connect for a discounted regional holiday and experience local events on offer in regional communities.
The holiday parks are supporting the NSW Government’s three voucher schemes for accommodation bookings and recreation activities, with almost 6,000 ‘Parents NSW’, “Stay NSW’ and ‘Discover NSW’ vouchers redeemed at its parks statewide since February 2022.
Minister for Lands and Water Kevin Anderson said the travel vouchers were proving popular with NSW families taking affordable breaks at Crown land holiday parks.
“It’s great to see these NSW Government vouchers supporting regional tourism and jobs by helping people get out and about to enjoy our beautiful regions,” Mr Anderson said.
“Caravan and camping provide the perfect getaway for families to enjoy quality time together, and Reflections has 37 holiday parks and 43 community reserves on Crown land in some of the state’s most spectacular locations, with profits reinvested back into the parks.”
Reflections parks host 1.7-million-day visitors and overnight guests each year with the aim of sharing some of the state’s best natural locations with the community.
Lake Keepit Manager Leith Smith said parks are perfect places to enjoy many seasonal events while creating special family memories.
“The Easter school holidays are a fun time with so many community events, markets and things to do, so guests will be spoilt for choice,” Mr Smith said.
Reflections Bermagui Manager Chris Donohue said the are in great places at Killalea Reserve, Bermagui and Eden.
“Our parks are well loved by caravan and camping enthusiasts and we are running plenty of activities during the Easter school holidays. Cabins book out fast but we still have some availability,” Mr Donohue said.
Reflections Holiday Parks offer a range of accommodation available from cabins, tiny homes and glamping tents to powered and unpowered sites.
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Reflections inland parks include at Keepit, Copeton and Glenbawn dams
