Durras Lake North Holiday Park
Camp in Shoalhaven

Cottage, cabin and campground accommodation on the nsw south coast just north of batemans bay. Surrounded by a national park. Durras north? shhh. Please contact the owners prior to coming. The park is pet friendly but conditions do apply. Fishing and surfing is also very popular. Kayaks can be hired to use on durras lake. Durras lake and beach are just a short stroll away. Extensive wildlife with a kangaroo guarantee! colourful parrots, possums and other wildlife can be seen. Free bushwalking guides so you can take advantage of the many beach and bushwalks. Very popular with overseas visitors looking for that real australian camping experience. The camping ground is set in a bushland setting and all campsites have their own fireplaces. Very comfortable with all you need for a great holiday. A traditional holiday park, it offers budget cottage and cabin accommodation. Fishing, swimming, bushwalking and kayaking. it's a secret.

Peter and Wendy have moved on behind a long innings we wish them well in their fresh endeavors. So, whilst some people decide to buy a caravan, or a holiday house after Christmas, we decided to purchase a complete caravan park! It’s a job change, a tree change, and a sea change along with a unique growing up experience for Lara. We will strive to produce the particular holiday accommodation that makes Durras Lake North such a desired destination. We are very keen to live up to your expectations, and your contributions will be highly valued and considered thoughtfully. And remember there is more time for talking around the campfires in winter! If you need more room, then we suggest you visit the Canvas Kingdom Page: Canvas Kingdom. Accommodation offered includes conventional 'retro' cottages, park cabins or camping in the Durras Beach Camping Ground.

Durras North has the worlds only Kangaroo Guarantee. Accommodation offered includes customary 'retro' cottages, park cabins or camping in the Durras Beach Camping Ground. The grass area is very popular with the kangaroos. The deck of Kookaburra Cottage includes an outdoor setting. In a walk through area between kitchen and main bedroom. Every campsite has its own small fireplace. A huge way to relax behind a day of exploring the nearby Durras' Lake, Durras Beach and bush land. If you don’t have your own tent or prefer to fair come where your campsite is fully set up with a tent, chairs, table and stretcher bed, try out our budget clamping experience and stay in one of our Canvas Castles or the larger two roomed Canvas Kingdom. The camping area is in a bush land setting. Some are more apropos for little caravans or camper trailers whilst others are ideal for tents. Though we do have a little coin operated electric barbecue, maximum campers bring their own small gas stoves. Our Canvas Castles are in our bush land camping ground in what is regarded as one of the 10 superior camping sites in MSW. If you don’t need a big space, we also have Canvas Castles which are our single room preerected tents. Every campsite, cottage and cabin (except for The Van) has its own fireplace. Durras Lake is one of the most pristine lakes in MSW and is piece of the Batemans Marine Park. We guarantee you will see ample of wildlife during your stay at Durras North. Lower we have listed a number of activities that you can appreciate whilst staying at Durras Lake North Holiday park. With the three major spontaneous environments including: Durras Lake the beach marine platforms and the bush of the Murramarang National Park, you will soon be ticking off many of the 207 species of birds in the area! Fair north of Durras North is Depot Beach which is accurate for both snorkeling or even walk in Scuba diving. Located at the entrance to our holiday park, the Kangaroo Cafe provides a variety of goods. There are allocated parking spaces close to all cabins and cottages. Of course the superior coffee available would have to be at our own Kangaroo Cafe in Durras North. Prawning in Durras Lake is now conceivable as the lake is open to the ocean. Generally the entrance closes and opens every 23 years depending upon rainfall and the ocean.