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Reflections Copeton Waters

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About Copeton Waters Holiday Park

If you own anything with the words Gone Fishin’ on it, Copeton Waters Holiday Park is the place for you. This fishing mecca has plenty of other activities to keep the family entertained, so they’ll be none the wiser when you ‘accidently’ book a holiday at one of Australia’s greatest fishing spots. In fact, it’s one of the only places in Australia where you can fish giant Murray cod all year round.

This countryside spot in New South Wales is just 40 minutes from Inverell and about 90 minutes from Armidale and similar from Glen Innes, and Warialda. These charming towns are sure to wow you, but don’t use up all your excitement because Copeton Waters Holiday Park offers stunning waterfront access which means more time to reel in some big ones.

When it comes to accommodation, choose between a cosy cabin or the bunkhouse if you’re a large group. Alternatively, pitch your tent or park your campervan at our powered and unpowered sites. All of them are easy access and dogs are welcome too (so long as they know not to pinch your neighbour’s catch of the day).

As for other things to do, there’s almost as many options as there are Murray cod. The waterpark is a hit with the young and young-at-heart, while the mountain bike track offers 11kms of adventure for the daring. And if you’re up for it, the rustic tennis courts are ready and waiting for you to test your skills.

There’s also a great conference centre, camp kitchen, takeaway shop, laundry, fuel station, and BBQ area for all your essentials. And once you’ve seen how happy (and quietly exhausted) the kids are after their time with the school holiday activities and playground, you might start counting those amenities as campground essentials too.

Even if fishing isn’t your thing, Copeton Waters Holiday and Caravan Park has enough going on to keep you busy or just lounging back, watching the clouds drift by as your worries float away like forgotten fishing lines.

Stay at Copeton Waters Holiday Park

4.2/5(206)
3533 Copeton Dam Road, Copeton NSW 2360
Pack the reels and a sense of adventure with Reflections Copeton Waters ready to wow you with its stunning waterfront access, plentiful fish supply and never-ending holiday activity list.
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Copeton Waters Holiday Park
3533 Copeton Dam Road, Copeton NSW 2360

Phone

+61 2 6723 6269

Office Hours

9am - 5pm

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Copeton Waters Holiday Park reviews

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Frequently asked questions
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What time is check in/check out at the park?

Check in for both powered and unpowered sites at the park is from 11am, whilst cabins allow check in from 3pm onwards.

If you plan to arrive after office hours (9am – 5pm) please let us know so that we can have all relevant documents waiting for your arrival.

Checkout from both sites and Cabins is 10am but you are most welcome to stay in the park until 10pm when your access code expires

What should I bring for my stay?

Preparing for a holiday can be a massive journey in itself, at Reflections Holidayour aim is to ensure guests are as well equipped as possible before hitting the open road.

Copeton Dam has an onsite Kiosk open 9am to 5pm daily offering basic grocery’s, fuel, ice, ice-creams and cold drinks. A delicious selection of hot food available from 9 am to 2:30 pm daily.

If you’re planning a stay in one of our cabins, we have many of the essentials covered, with linen, towels and kitchenware all provided. All you’ll need is some delicious treats, some comfy clothes, good company and a thirst for adventure.

We also recommend packing a torch and spare batteries, your trusty First Aid Kit, plenty of Insect Repellent, Sunscreen and Hats to keep you sun safe and rubbish bags to keep the park tidy for the next guests on your site.

Oh, and don’t forget the tent pegs too!!

Is your park dog friendly?

Copeton Waters is dog-friendly all year round on all sites and selected dog-friendly cabins. Up to 2 dogs can be booked online, by phone, or in park.

Please review our dog code of conduct here.

View all of our dog-friendly accommodation here

What is your booking policy?

For all details please refer to our booking terms and conditions HERE.

What is in the camp kitchen at Copeton Waters Holiday Park?

Located within the Jaycee Park precinct, the camp kitchen is conveniently located near the powered sites and cabins. With a great community atmosphere, a fire pit just outside and a plentiful seating area, the camp kitchen provides an undercover area for you to cook, relax and meet other guests. Although you will need to bring your own essentials, the camp kitchen has fridges, electric BBQ’s, ZIP hot water and a double sink at your disposal.

Can I bring my own BBQ/firepit/campfire?

Although there are BBQ’s and communal firepits conveniently dotted around the cabins and powered site areas, you are welcome to have your own BBQ or campfire on your site (rules apply).

  • Guests must comply with fire restrictions imposed by the Park Manager/Fire Authority,
  • Campfires must be contained in a fire pit and always attended,
  • Firepits must be up off the ground,
  • Firewood can be purchased from the kiosk or outside the park,
  • Fires must be completely extinguished after use).
  • No chainsaws may be used
What activities are available?

If you are not yet exhausted from discovering the natural environment and dam, there are plenty of activities for the kids and kids at heart. If fishing and water sports are not enough to fill your day, there is also a splash park, 3 playgrounds for the kids as well as a BMX track, mountain bike trails, two tennis courts and a golf course for the more adventurous! If a slower pace is more your style, there are many bushwalking tracks or fossicking. Bring your boat/water craft, pushbikes and zest for the outdoors.

What facilities are available at Copeton Waters Holiday Park?

Copeton Waters has two main powered sections – Jaycee Park and Copeton Bay. The Northcott Centre is where reception, the kiosk and conference centre are located. There is also a splash park and the main playground.

Jaycee Park includes cabins, powered sites, amenities (with laundry), cooking facilities (camp kitchen and communal BBQ’s and fire pits), and Bunkhouse for large groups.

Copeton Bay has both powered sites and unpowered camping, amenities (with laundry), a playground and communal BBQ’s.

Do you sell fuel?

Reflections Copeton Waters has Diesel, Regular and Premium ULP and gas bottle refill available for purchase.

How do I purchase a day pass or annual pass?

If you have a stay booked at Copeton Waters, we provide you an access code to enter the park. Each booking includes an access code for one vehicle (additional vehicles require their own access code at a small fee).

For day visitors, a Day pass can be purchased from the office during office hours (9am to 5pm). You can enter the park using the generic code on the boom gate, but you will not be able to exit without stopping by the office first to get a day pass. The office is conveniently located right next to the boom gate. For regular day trippers, an annual pass (valid for 12 months) may be more convenient.

All access codes expire at 10pm.

What does unpowered camping consist of and can I bring a generator?

You are spoilt for choice at Copeton Waters. There are multiple areas to camp unpowered and we do not allocate you a specific site. You are free pick your own piece of nature and set up where you feel comfortable. If you still require some creature comforts, you may run a generator during the day (8am to 10pm only). Water taps are scattered throughout the unpowered camping areas as well as in the camp kitchen and amenities blocks.

What is the current dam level?

As with all inland waterways, Dam levels will fluctuate with weather patterns. Current Dam levels at Copeton Waters can be found here. Current algae levels at Copeton Waters can be found here.

Please be aware, that at times of low dam levels, some boat ramps may harder to access at the water’s edge

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