Tasman Holiday Parks - Denham Seaside

This was such a pleasant stay for our family. The facilities we're perfect for our needs and maintained very well. The staff were amazing and always had a smile on their faces! The location was great with the supermarket right across the road and the beach on our doorstep. We will definitely be back!

Overall this is a very good caravan park. Excellent location and easy walking distance to beach and shops. The ablution block block and camp kitchen were the best we have experienced in our 12 months of travelling. Unfortunately our site was small. Just enough for our van and small awning but our car was on the road. For $100 a night that was a bit tough to swallow. We would definitely stay here again but next time be careful about site selection.

We stayed in our motorhome. Check in was friendly and clear. All the usual facilities were available and working. Bathrooms were clean, if a little dated. The location is magnificent, looking out over the Indian ocean, beach 50m away. Definitely recommend 👌

What can we say.Stayed here for 6 nights and wished we hadn't left. By far our favourite stay so far. Great location and central to everything. Easy access to beach,shops. Staff were wonderful and the managers knowledge services was exemplary. Amenities are a little dated but always spotless. The people of Denham were welcoming and friendly and a credit to your town. Love love love it and look forward to our extended stay next year.

We needed a place to”relax” and we found this hidden gem. DENHAM is a lovely place to relax, and enjoy your time away from the rat race. And Tasman caravan park is well designed, clean tidy amenities, big sites and a quick walk to town. The staff are all very friendly from the moment of checking in to when there are going past your site they will say hello. Tell you the best fishing spots and where to eat. We were even able Watching the sunset over the ocean every afternoon right from our van.

The facilities were very good. We had a site closer to the road. It was open, with a tree wind break behind us. I especially like the way the services were presented. It was like a hitching rail, and it made the taps very stable.

This park was the highlight of our 9 day tenting holiday. The children really appreciated the sea view from under the shady trees at the campsite, the easy access to the beach for beachcombing, clean and uncrowded facilities, and the clothes dried on the clothesline smelling of the sea breeze.

Ah, life on the road. Eighteen months in, crisscrossing this sprawling country in our caravan, chasing the romance of open skies and the promise of somewhere worth pulling over. And then—bam. We stumble into what has to be the most expensive patch of dirt in Australia. $110 a night. For a powered site. Why stay here? Well, because choice is sometimes just an illusion. We aimed for RAC Monkey Mia, but they don’t want your dog during school holidays. So here we are, wallets lighter, patience thinner. Maybe they’re playing with “dynamic pricing,” like airlines do when you’re desperate to get home. But this wasn’t even a packed-out park. Empty sites everywhere. A text later offered us an extension at $53 a night. Half price. Which only begs the question - why not just start there? Why push your customers to the edge, then toss them a bone when they’re already on their way out? The experience left a bitter taste. It’s not just about money - it’s about the feeling of being hustled. And that lingers longer than any sunset view or beachside breeze. For us, the Tasman brand’s now stained. Fool me once, sure. But next time? We’ll be rolling right past.