Reflections Byron Bay - Holiday Park

We stayed in a "glamping", round tent and it was exactly what we expected. Spacious, comfortable bed, aircon (amazing after hot day on the beach) and small bar fridge. It's a tightly packed camping ground so can be a little noisy. The amenities are kept clean around the clock. Good cooking area. The staff are very friendly. The location is amazing, you can hear the waves on the beach in bed, and everything is close by.

We stayed here during a public holiday, so we expected to pay a premium rate — about $120 per night for powered site. However, the experience didn’t match the price. The site was extremely dusty, and it felt like we were staying in a construction zone. The ground was so hard that tent pegs wouldn’t go in at all. The first time we called reception, they offered to pour water on the soil to soften it, but that didn’t help. The second time, two staff members came and helped screw the pegs in, which was very nice of them — but by then we had already lost about an hour just trying to set up our tent. For what we paid, we expected better site maintenance and preparation. To reduce the dust, the park could regularly spray water around or even install some fake grass to help keep the area cleaner. The location itself is beautiful and convenient, but overall, the condition of the campsite didn’t justify the cost. Unfortunately, I don’t feel like returning to the same site again.

Perfect location of the campground. Close to all the restaurants and beaches. Nice kitchen and bbq spots. Unfortunately the bathrooms and showers weren‘t that clean and we got a rather small site very close to the next campervan. And for that we paid a lot compared to other campgrounds around Australia.

Firstly, this is a beautiful campground in a great location. However, the price is outrageous considering the somewhat dilapidated amenities. We stayed at Hawks Nest Reflections which was outstanding in every way, beautiful kitchen area, nice pool, etc. Hence this was disappointing, although still a nice camping, just way overpriced - Byronesque I suppose.

This place is unreal. We have stayed here twice now in different cabins and have loved each visit. The location is unbeatable, with amazing views and an awesome sunset watching spot. Direct beach access and beautiful surrounds. The staff have been really friendly and Bel the manager is lovely and helpful. We couldn't recommend this place enough. We will definitely keep coming back!

The campsite is too expensive and dirty; the site is poorly maintained. We found trash and used condoms on our site. it's only 2 km from the city center—unacceptable. This campground is too expensive for what it is. $120 for one night, and on the second day they asked me to move to a less desirable site behind the kitchens, without commercial gesture of goodwill from them. And We found trash and used condoms on our site Unacceptable! I absolutely do not recommend it. It's a 20-minute walk from the center of Byron Bay.

The park is in a great spot, right by the beach and within easy walking distance of town. The staff at check-in were… well, a bit unusual. We were given a very out-of-the-way site, and when I asked if there might be a nicer spot available as it was my birthday, I was simply told no. It didn’t really feel like much effort was made to help, and I was told the park was fully booked. A bit of a shame, really, considering how lovely the location is.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS.
We only stayed here because we had no choice after a long drive and desperately needed somewhere to rest. This place is nothing short of daylight robbery. Charging $128 for a single night on a powered RV site is absolutely outrageous. You might expect immaculate facilities or top-tier amenities at that price - instead, you get filthy toilets and showers, overpriced laundry, and a constant garbage stench drifting through the campsite. It’s genuinely disgusting and completely unacceptable. This campground is well below average in every possible way, and the only reason they get away with these prices is because of their proximity to Byron Bay. They clearly exploit travellers who have limited options. It’s greedy, predatory, and frankly infuriating. Save yourself the money, the frustration, and the disgust - do not stay here.