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Featured Caravan Parks in Hyams Beach

Jervis Bay Cabins & Hidden Creek Campsite

55 Goodlands Road, Woollamia, NSW

Jervis Bay Cabins & Hidden Creek Campsite: Campsite with free parking and a terrace. Located in a national park.

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Hyams Beach Caravan Parks & Camping Grounds

A sunrise coffee on one beach and a sunset dinner on another, all in the same day. Is it magic? Nope. It’s Hyams Beach. This quaint village sits at the southern edge of New South Wales between Jervis Bay and the Worrowing Waterway. Add to that the pristine bush of nearby Booderee National Park, and you won’t be able to peel your eyes away from the scenery. Just make sure you park your rig at a Hyams Beach caravan park before you start rubber-necking!

Hyams Beach caravan and camping accommodations

Budget-friendly: Toss a line in the river to catch a dinner you can cook in your very own kitchen. The Riviera Caravan Park accommodations across St Georges Basin make it easy to have the cheapest, most fulfilling escape at Hyams Beach.
Family holiday: Grab your favourite chilled beverage, cook up a pack of sausages, and sit poolside while the kiddos splash the day away. The pet-friendly, powered sites of Palm Beach Caravan Park make quality time with the fam easy—and their cabins make it even easier. It’s just a few kilometres inland on Sanctuary Point. Do we see a long-term stay in your future?

Things to do in Hyams Beach

Swimming, snorkelling, and scuba diving: do the big three, all in a single day if you’d like. It’s easy when you stay at Hyams Beach caravan parks.
Pack your sunnies because these beaches are radiantly white—some of the whitest in the world—and absolutely gorgeous. You won’t want to miss a single grain as you stroll along the natural brush-framed coast.
Practice your fowl noises (not to be confused with foul noises) and bring your binoculars. You could check the sooty oystercatcher, masked lapwing, and little pied cormorant off your bird-watching list at Hyams Beach.