Reimagining the Great Aussie getaway: Discover the new-and-improved Tasman Holiday Parks
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If you’ve been dreaming of a laid-back escape, somewhere that combines natural beauty, creature comforts, and a few thoughtful surprises, then you’re in for a treat.
Tasman Holiday Parks* has just completed major upgrades at four of its most loved destinations across Australia and New Zealand, bringing a fresh twist to the classic holiday park experience.
Whether you’re after a wellness retreat, a family-friendly beachside break, or just a peaceful spot to reconnect with nature, these parks now offer more ways than ever to enjoy a well-earned getaway*.
Let’s take a closer look at what’s new.
A beloved spot for generations, Racecourse Beach* is doubling down on comfort and fun. Recent renovations include a new leisure precinct with an outdoor cinema, spa pools, a poolside BBQ area, and a food cart zone.
Add to that the new all-weather campsites and upgraded temperature-controlled pool, and you’ve got the makings of a year-round winner.
Just a short drive from Sydney or Canberra, it’s perfect for a coastal break with the grandkids* or a peaceful week with your feet up and the sea breeze in your hair*.
Explore Racecourse Beach here.
Tucked into the heart of the Margaret River region and right beside the stunning Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Yallingup Caves Holiday Park is all about nature, comfort, and quiet charm*.
A new swimming pool is opening just in time for summer, while five new two-bedroom cabins are also in the works, expected by the end of 2025.
You’re surrounded by walking trails, surf beaches, and the famous Ngilgi Cave*, and just across the road from the heritage-listed Caves House Hotel for those lazy afternoon drinks or morning coffees.
Discover Yallingup Caves here.
Situated on the golden sands, Papamoa Beach has long been a coastal favourite*, and now it’s had a stylish refresh.
With a brand-new spa pool on the way, a heated year-round resort-style pool, and eco-friendly three-bedroom villas with private terraces, this park is shaping up as a true wellness destination*.
Whether you’re there to relax*, take long walks along the shore, or explore local Māori culture and trails*, Papamoa Beach is the perfect base from which to do it all at your own pace.
Visit Papamoa Beach here.
If you’re after a gentle pace and therapeutic soak, Miranda Holiday Park* might be just the ticket.
The thermal mineral pools have had a facelift, and more upgrades are coming, including brand-new two- and three-bedroom cabins, pet-friendly sites, a pickleball court, and an on-site food truck serving delicious local fare.
Set at the gateway to the Coromandel Peninsula, this park offers relaxation and adventure in equal measure*, whether you’re wandering the Enchanted Forest*, exploring gold rush history*, or enjoying the quiet hum of birdsong from your cabin verandah.
Check out Miranda Holiday Park here*.
So, whether you’re craving the coast, the bush, or a good soak under the stars, there’s never been a better time to explore a new corner of Australia or New Zealand.
Which of these parks would you love to visit first? Do you have a favourite holiday memory from one of these spots? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below!
Find out more by visiting their website here*.
*Please note, members, that this is a sponsored article. All content of ours that has an asterisk next to it means we may get a commission when you click on a link—at no cost to you! We do this to assist with the costs of running the SDC. Thank you!
Tasman Holiday Parks* has just completed major upgrades at four of its most loved destinations across Australia and New Zealand, bringing a fresh twist to the classic holiday park experience.
Upgraded amenities, stunning scenery, and a warm welcome at every turn. Image source: Tasman Holiday Parks*.
Whether you’re after a wellness retreat, a family-friendly beachside break, or just a peaceful spot to reconnect with nature, these parks now offer more ways than ever to enjoy a well-earned getaway*.
Let’s take a closer look at what’s new.
Racecourse Beach, New South Wales*
Relax by the pool, watch a movie under the stars, or fire up the new BBQ area. Image source: Tasman Holiday Parks*.
A beloved spot for generations, Racecourse Beach* is doubling down on comfort and fun. Recent renovations include a new leisure precinct with an outdoor cinema, spa pools, a poolside BBQ area, and a food cart zone.
Add to that the new all-weather campsites and upgraded temperature-controlled pool, and you’ve got the makings of a year-round winner.
Just a short drive from Sydney or Canberra, it’s perfect for a coastal break with the grandkids* or a peaceful week with your feet up and the sea breeze in your hair*.
Explore Racecourse Beach here.
Yallingup Caves, Western Australia*
Yallingup Caves Holiday Park is a nature lover’s dream, tucked between bush and beach. Image source: Tasman Holiday Parks*.
Tucked into the heart of the Margaret River region and right beside the stunning Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Yallingup Caves Holiday Park is all about nature, comfort, and quiet charm*.
A new swimming pool is opening just in time for summer, while five new two-bedroom cabins are also in the works, expected by the end of 2025.
You’re surrounded by walking trails, surf beaches, and the famous Ngilgi Cave*, and just across the road from the heritage-listed Caves House Hotel for those lazy afternoon drinks or morning coffees.
Discover Yallingup Caves here.
Papamoa Beach, New Zealand*
Wake up to ocean views, wellness pools, and eco-conscious comfort. Image source: Tasman Holiday Parks*.
Situated on the golden sands, Papamoa Beach has long been a coastal favourite*, and now it’s had a stylish refresh.
With a brand-new spa pool on the way, a heated year-round resort-style pool, and eco-friendly three-bedroom villas with private terraces, this park is shaping up as a true wellness destination*.
The new three-bedroom poolside villas offer the ultimate in beachside relaxation. Image source: Tasman Holiday Parks*.
Whether you’re there to relax*, take long walks along the shore, or explore local Māori culture and trails*, Papamoa Beach is the perfect base from which to do it all at your own pace.
Visit Papamoa Beach here.Miranda Holiday Park, New Zealand*
The upgraded thermal pools and new cabins make Miranda a must-visit wellness spot. Image source: Tasman Holiday Parks*.
If you’re after a gentle pace and therapeutic soak, Miranda Holiday Park* might be just the ticket.
The thermal mineral pools have had a facelift, and more upgrades are coming, including brand-new two- and three-bedroom cabins, pet-friendly sites, a pickleball court, and an on-site food truck serving delicious local fare.
Set at the gateway to the Coromandel Peninsula, this park offers relaxation and adventure in equal measure*, whether you’re wandering the Enchanted Forest*, exploring gold rush history*, or enjoying the quiet hum of birdsong from your cabin verandah.
Check out Miranda Holiday Park here*.
Ready to plan your next escape?
There’s something extra special about places that feel familiar yet offer something fresh, and that’s precisely what Tasman Holiday Parks* delivers with these beautiful upgrades.So, whether you’re craving the coast, the bush, or a good soak under the stars, there’s never been a better time to explore a new corner of Australia or New Zealand.
Which of these parks would you love to visit first? Do you have a favourite holiday memory from one of these spots? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below!
Find out more by visiting their website here*.*Please note, members, that this is a sponsored article. All content of ours that has an asterisk next to it means we may get a commission when you click on a link—at no cost to you! We do this to assist with the costs of running the SDC. Thank you!
