Reflections Byron Bay - Holiday Park

We had stayed at the sister property in Moonee Beach the night before and this one was a bit rundown in comparison, but the cabins have an equally good layout. Air conditioning doesn't work so well but the cabins do have it. The cabins are quite close here and lots of people walking around can see in your windows unless you close the shades. Very busy campground with lots of kids running around all day long. Laundry facilities are available for a fee. Anything the resort is lacking is made up for by the beachfront location. Absolutely phenomenal! Watch dolphins swimming in the bay. Walk to Cape Byron lighthouse or into town for restaurants and shops. We went sea kayaking and that was just a short walk away as well. There is a restaurant on site that has decent options for breakfast and lunch - and what looked like an elegant dinner menu (although we didn't try it ourselves) from a romantic clifftop location with the waves rolling in below you.

Immaculately kept grounds, great facilities. We stayed at a powered site for 2 nights. Heaps of space, easy to park up, green spaces everywhere. Lovely gardens provide shade and privacy. Professionally set out, also enjoyed the wildlife (goanna and bush turkeys).

The te emotion staff were e belle t - friendly and accommodating given I stuffed up my booking. The location is fantastic - a short stroll to town along the beach, and the light house is a longer walk but still walkable. The sites seem to be nearly all quite sloping. It meant chocking our jockey wheel quite high and we still weren’t level which was disconcerting (felt like we might topple). The bathrooms, while renovated, were filthy. Blocked toilets, and tissue and hair in showers which seemed to be cleaned only once a day, which is a shame as it lets an otherwise good park down. Expensive.