Tasman Holiday Parks – Merimbula invites you to experience a coastal bushland paradise with picture-perfect grounds. Located in the heart of Merimbula and the stunning Sapphire Coast, this destination offers a wealth of outdoor adventures and natural beauty. Explore rugged ocean beaches, serene coastal lakes, and enjoy activities like whale watching, water sports, and fishing. Visit local attractions such as aquariums, a wildlife sanctuary, and indulge in fresh seafood, including the renowned Pambula oysters.
At Tasman Holiday Parks – Merimbula, a resort-style holiday awaits with an incredibly diverse range of activities and experiences right at your doorstep. Whether you’re seeking relaxation or adventure, it all begins here. Dive into the beauty of the Sapphire Coast and create unforgettable memories during your stay!
Hasan Samat
a month agoThe staff was excellent. Stayed for 8 nights. Kids had a ball. The pool and toilets were cleaned every day. The only downside was the hot water being repaired for the duration of our stay. The great thing was we had text notifications of the repair times which was great.
Grace Ryan
2 months agoGiving this holiday park 5 stars in correlation to price we paid for 2 night cabin stay ($280). We thought this was value for money. Rooms - air conditioned, clean, TV. A little small but for 2 adults and one baby it was fine. (Noting it would be a tight squeeze for a cot) - facilities great for kids, jumping balloon was a hit, not a huge fan of an indoor pool in 34 degree hit but understand this would be a hit for the majority of the year. - great location to walk to town
Peter Vitsentzos
a month agoFriendly and hospitable staff at the Park. They did their best to make sure our stay was as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. Unfortunately there is so much they can do with substandard facilities. Blocked toilets and dump points, power outages in parts of the park, poorly designed streets and camp sites that lack any sort of basic drainage causing flooding on camp sites. Friends had to dig a trench leading to the street to run the water away from their tent and annexe. At $131 per night plus added cost for kids and a pending increase on the base rate of $30 for 2025, let’s be real. This park is leading the race as the most expensive park in the area and a comfortable last in terms of quality. I guess Tasman aren’t too concerned even if occupancy dips to 50% at those rates. Lower wage costs, power and water utilisation down. There are always other victims searching for their next holiday experience. Feel for the management team on site.
Tulika Ahuja
3 weeks agoStayed for 2 nights- pathetic condition of rooms. Hair everywhere- on bed, sofa, cushions. Bunk beds were as bad- very dirty and it dint look like somebody even bothered to change after previous people were gone. Second day, there were ants everywhere in kitchen with empty kitchen slab. Staff mentioned as it rained, it happens. The pan in kitchen was so bad and had no Teflon coating left on it. Staff did not see any issue with it. Never ever booking it again. Location was okay though.
Alexandra Katsoulakis
a week agoAmazing location Our cabin was clean and well taken care of We stayed for 7 nights and had a blast Grounds were always clean and plenty of wildlife around Many activities for the children and very safe for them to run around Would definitely recommend