Set on 1.5km of absolute lakefront in the centre of the Myall Lakes National Park, it’s the ideal location for a relaxing getaway or water sports holiday. Whether it’s a luxury villa, grassy campsite or your own caravan, you’ll find accommodation to suit your style. The National Park is on the world-renowned Ramsar List of Wetlands of International Importance, and you’ll be sharing it with kangaroos, wallabies, possums, koalas, hundreds of bird species and more. And when you’re not simply relaxing and taking it all in, enjoy bush walking, bike riding, swimming, fishing and a number of secluded ocean beaches right at your doorstep.

The peace, serenity and the views are world class, and so too are the facilities at Myall Shores Holiday Park: Lakefront Spa Villas Lakefont Villas Waterfront Sites Powered Sites Unpowered Walk-in Sites Free WIFI hotspots Free kids activities in school holidays Free DVD & Board Game rental Free Foxtel TV in villas Fully licenced alfresco café overlooking the pool and lake Kiosk with basic provisions including ice cream and snacks, fishing tackle and bait Swimming pool BBQ areas

NRMA Myall Shores Holiday Park is located in the middle of the magnificent Myall Lakes system on the Western side of a peninsula known as Bombah Point. If you are coming from the North you can get to NRMA Myall Shores Holiday Park via Bulahdelah along Bombah Point Road (this road has a 5km section of gravel but is kept in good condition, if traveling after dark watch out for wildlife). If you are coming from the South via the coastal town of Hawk Nest along Mungo Brush road past the amazing deserted beaches at Hole in the Wall or the huge sand dunes at Dark point. You will then cross the Broadwater on the Bombah Point Ferry (two minute crossing, fees do apply) that operates between the hours of 8am and 5.30 pm, so don’t be late as it’s a long drive around.