BIG4 Iluka on Freycinet Holiday Park

We felt a bit like we were in trouble checking in late, at 5pm. But the accommodation was fine. We had one of the cabins and it was clean and comfortable. Decent kitchen to cook your own meals. It's only a short walk down to the beach to watch the sunset, and finish off with a beer at the pub which is on site. The cafe was great the next morning too. We only had coffee but the menu was very enticing. Great friendly service also. Great location for exploring the Wine Glass Bay Region

Cleanest and quietest hostel I've ever been to. The hostel is cleaned every day and it shows! Staff Cathy was very friendly and gave us a map of the area when we checked in. Also the cleaning lady (sorry don't know the name) was very friendly and even helped me look for my lost hair clip. Rooms Rooms are simple (it is a hostel), but clean and tidy. Towels are provided. Kitchen Well equipped kitchen with labels that clearly say where is what. Plenty of cooking equipment to use and decent space in the fridge. It did not feel crowded cooking where somebody else was there. Bathroom Very clean and spacious, which is not always the case in a hostel. Location The Holiday Park is close to a tavern, restaurant and general store. There is a beach nearby, great for swimming and enjoying the sunset. Very relaxing atmosphere. Will definitely recommend!

We stayed in a 2BR holiday unit that was spacious and looked clean, if a bit more rustic than expected from photos. Unfortunately there was an odor to the place, faintly smelling of urine. We were also surprised to discover all the cleaning rules that weren't disclosed prior to arrival. For example, you were expected to wash, dry, and put away all dishware; wipe down surfaces; and take out all garbage. If guests are expected to do chores as part of their stay, that should be made clear beforehand but, really, this shouldn't be an expectation at all given the fees being paid for the stay. ||Suffice to say that this place just wasn't for us so we checked out a day early, ate the non-refundable charges for the second night, and paid to stay elsewhere.

Great location, right next to local restaurants and pubs, and just a short walk to the foreshore and Wineglass Bay cruise terminal. The amenities, including toilets and showers, were clean and well-maintained. The staff were friendly and welcoming, and all powered sites had easy access to electricity and fresh water. We stayed at a powered camper site. Highly recommend!

Expensive park at busy times of the year. WiFi service is poor, but the park manager said it would be due to the trees. Good shower pressure, but no dry area so your stuff will get wet. Didn't check out the camp kitchen.

Pre booked 4 night stay, powered site, 2 adults, May. Park is facing Coles Bay on the Freycinet Peninsula nestled into a hillside. Sites are mostly in tiered rows with many currently being refurbished to include concrete slabs, others are grass or dirt. Site 153 was easy access but not level and big enough for the van car and awning. Amenities have been modernised and are kept clean. Key lock for access. Showers have great pressure and plenty of hot water, the basin taps were my only annoyance with being push down , giving a couple of seconds of water, insufficient to wash your hands properly and unable to mix for warm plus hubby says impossible to have a shave with pure hot water. Laundry has coin operated machines and dryers as well as hills hoists outside. Camp kitchen was well placed with a view and fitted with all the basic necessities. Park is a great base for the National Park and beaches.

Good location, near the beach and close to wine glass bay. The place got nice and warm, the bed was a little too soft for me and it could use an update but that’s what you get for a holiday in stay.

We stayed in a two bedroom villa for two nights, family of five. It was warm, cosy and beds were comfortable. It was a great base to explore wineglass bay and the national park. Lots of good eating options in driving distance.