Welcome to NSW Caravan Parks!

A Caravan Park or recreational vehicle park (RV park) is a place for people with
recreational vehicles wherein they provide parking spaces for overnight stays or even for
several days. This kind of place is likely referred to as campgrounds because of its
similarity although the latter would provide facilities for tent camping. Some caravan
parks provides quality facilities for the comfort of all those who would stay in their place.
There are parks that provide quality amenities like picnic sites, gas and wood BBQ areas,
shower and toilet facilities, water stations, playing areas for kids and even for sports
enthusiasts, and a plethora of other facilities. Most of these places even allow pets in
their facilities. Caravan parks are usually located within scenic coastal or river settings
among native bush lands and wildlife.

In Australia, New South Wales owns a big
number of Caravan Parks. There are also top-tourist Caravan Parks in this part of Australia.
Here are some of the places on the list of must see parks in New South Wales: The Dural
Village Caravan Park in Sydney, The Mountain View Caravan Village in Shoalhaven Heads,
The One Mile Beach Holiday Park in Port Stephens, The Jacaranda Caravan Park in North
Haven – Port Macquarie, The Happy Hallidays Holiday Park in Forster – Hallidays Point, The
Dubbo City Caravan Park in Dubbo, The Lorikeet Tourist Park in Coffs Harbour – Arrawarra,
and The Ballina Headlands Leisure Park in Ballina – Lennox Head, just to name a few.


For those who would want time to relax and get back to nature, these Caravan
Parks are surely the option one could have.

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''Camping''' is an outdoor recreational activity, in which the campers get away from civilization and enjoy nature by spending one or more nights at a campsite. They may use a tent, a primitive structure, a travel trailer or recreational vehicle, or no shelter at all. Camping is often restricted by law to designated sites in order to prevent campers from damaging the environment.
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