Coalmine Beach Holiday Park

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  Allows fires

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Coalmine Beach Holiday Park, campsite manager, Anycamper since September 2019

This listing has been verified by the campsite manager and was last updated September 2024.

9 Reviews

david h.

2 months ago

Well located for local attractions close to fishing or boating. Good tidy park

Julie T.

10 months ago

Yudhi Y.

1 year ago

Nice green campsite with secluded bays away from the neighbours for some privacy. Bush camp feel but with power and water. One of the cleanest ablutions we’ve seen. The only bummer is no dog allowed but can’t blame it on them as it’s in a national park area.

Sheeree L.

3 years ago

Beautiful camp spot in bush land setting but with all the amenities. Spacious sites so not on top of each other. Individual fire pits so bring some wood . Definitely a place to stop for a few days.

Lucille

3 years ago

Affordable especially considering the amazing location right on the inlet, with access to the walking tracks and beach. The sites are scattered among the trees (& kangaroos!), even near the road it’s... Read more

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Diane R. 3 years ago

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Suzann M. 5 years ago

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