NRMA Parks and Resorts

NRMA Myall Shores Holiday Park

MS 375x613
Mid North Coast, NSW

A peaceful waterfront caravan park overlooking the Myall Lakes

Unwind where clear coastal lakes meet native bushland and surf beaches are moments away. Choose from waterfront villas, glamping and lakeside sites, with a swimming pool and jetty for fishing and kayaking adventures. Get set for cute wildlife encounters and enjoy easy meals at the onsite café.  

Waterfront location
Glamping
Pet friendly
Bush setting

Features and facilities

Bathroom
BBQ
Cafe
Camp kitchen
Jetty
Kiosk
Playground
Swimming pool
Access friendly
Dump point
Laundry
Seasonal kids’ holiday activities
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Staying with pets

This park does not allow pets

Food and drink

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Leggey's Barefoot Café (Licensed)

Enjoy relaxed lakeside dining with barista coffee, pizzas, hearty meals and drinks from the licensed bar overlooking Myall Lakes.

  • Daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner from 8:00am – 6:00pm.

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Contact information

Reception hours

Reception hours

8am – 4pm daily

Check-in & check-out

Check-in: 11am - sites, 2pm - cabins
Check-out: 10am

Location

Bombah Point Ferry Terminal, Bombah Point, NSW 2423

Nearby Attractions

Frequently asked questions

Myall Shores is located within Myall Lakes National Park, so it's common to see native birds, kangaroos and other local wildlife during your stay. It's all part of the unique experience of staying surrounded by nature.

Yes. If your boat fits within your site's boundaries, you're welcome to keep it with you. Alternatively, there is a small parking area near the boat ramp for boats and trailers, although spaces are limited during peak periods.

No. As the park is located within Myall Lakes National Park, pets aren't permitted. Guide and Assistance Dogs are welcome with the appropriate documentation.

Myall Shores is located within Myall Lakes National Park, so shopping options are limited. The park kiosk stocks a range of everyday essentials, and larger supermarkets can be accessed via nearby towns.

Yes. Raised fire pits are permitted during winter with park approval, provided they use heat beads or approved gas fire bowls. Fires must follow park rules and local fire restrictions.

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