Pambula Beach Holiday & Caravan Park - Things to see and do
Holiday & Caravan Park in Sapphire Coast
Park features
Not Dog Friendly
- Activity RoomTV Room, Games Room, Entertainment Centre
- BBQ
- Bouncing Pillow
- Camp Kitchen
- Dump Point
- Family Bathroom
- Hire EquipmentGo-Kart hire
- Kids FacilitiesPlayground with trampolines, Kids Club 5 days/week, Mini Golf
- Kiosk/StoreGeneral Store & Takeaway
- Laundry
- Playground
- Restaurant‘The Broken Oar’ Bar & Grill (seasonal)
- Spa
- Sports FacilitiesRage cage
- Swimming Pool1 indoor heated & 1 outdoor
- Waterpark
Things to see and do
In and around Pambula Beach Holiday & Caravan Park
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Nearby
Ben Boyd National Park
Rocky coastline and pristine beaches, Ben Boyd National Park is rich with settler and indigenous history. Learn about the sacred relationship between the Thaua people and the wild orca, and the namesake of the national park. Then, explore the trails, shore, and whale watching spots.
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Magic Mountain
Distance from park: 11km
The ultimate family theme park in Pambula, NSW. Slide down the Tube Rider, feel the thrill of the rollercoaster, rush down a toboggan, bounce on the jumping castle and more. There's something for all ages, from children through to adults, at Magic Mountain.
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Oakland's Barn
Distance from park: 4km
Get up close with pigs, alpacas and even camels at the animal barn! The little ones have a pony ride and older kids can take a trail ride through the property.
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Merimbula Aquarium & Wharf Restaurant
Distance from park: 11km
Open from 10am, come and see the great theatre of the deep! The 70,000 litre Oceanarium is a stand-out feature with 28 tanks featuring local and tropical marine life of all kinds. Fish feeding is a great time to visit with lots of action! The Merimbula Aquarium & Wharf Restaurant is also a great place to enjoy lunch or dinner
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Nearby
Potoroo Palace
Distance from park: 14km
Situated in the picturesque Bega Valley, Potoroo Palace offers the authentic opportunity to see a range of Australian wildlife. Koalas sitting in the trees, kangaroos hopping by, and birds chirping away. Feed an emu through this unique eco-experience.