Camping in Seal Rocks

Check in at camping sites at Seal Rocks Caravan Park is from 11am.

If you plan to arrive after office hours (8am–6pm), please tell us so we can have all relevant documents waiting for your arrival.

Checkout is at 10am.

Pitching a tent, or rocking up in caravans or camper trailers, rest assured we’ve got you covered—our campsites have a well-equipped camp kitchen. The only things we would like to recommend packing all the food you need as the local supermarket is a good 45mins drive, pack a torch, 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.

We have standard powered camp sites on offer, situated close to all park facilities and amenities free to use throughout your stay.

The camp kitchen has a full-size fridge, microwave oven, kettle and a coffee pod machine for your morning Cup of Joe and more BBQ's then you can poke a stick at. If you feel like catching up on the news, there’s even a TV, but we’re guessing you’ll be having too much fun for that!

Unfortunately, we do not allow guests to bring dogs to Reflections Seal Rocks Caravan Park as we back onto NSW National Park lands. However, we welcome your four-legged family members to stay at these dog-friendly parks across NSW.

Yes, Treachery Headland, Lighthouse Walk and Mining Road Fire Trail are among the many stunning walks within easy reach. Make sure you pack your joggers, refillable water bottles and start planning your trails here.

Beach fishing off any beach is worth a go or you can launch your boat at Boat Beach for ocean fishing. There is also a boat ramp located at Neranie, (only 10 minutes' drive), for early morning or late afternoon freshwater lake fishing.

There is a coffee van at the Seal Rocks general store which opens at selected times. Nearby Smiths Lake and Blueys Beach also have coffee shops. Our camp kitchen also has a coffee pod machine you are free to use.

It’s best to come prepared to Seal Rocks as groceries and supplies can be purchased at the nearest grocery store located at Smiths Lake (20 minutes' drive) and in Forster (40 minutes' drive).

As we are surrounded by bushland, no we do not allow fires on campsites at Seal Rocks Caravan Park, however our campers are welcome to join around our communal fire pit, perfect for gathering with friends and family during the winter months if the weather conditions allow.

Absolutely, Seal Rocks Beach (Boat Beach) is the main beach at Seal Rocks offering sheltered waters ideal for swimming. It's a great spot for families due to its calm conditions and easy access from the campground and the village. Number One Beach is also very popular for relaxed swimming.

The Seal Rocks Lighthouse Walk (also known as the walk to Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse) begins at the car park and is a spritely 1.4 kilometres round trip – the path is a combination of paved and dirt tracks, with some steep sections and stairs, manageable for most visitors. Make sure you take in the stunning coastal views, and you may even spot dolphins and whales during migration season.

No, at this time, there is no reliable Wi-Fi available at Reflections Holiday Park Seal Rocks. Due to the park’s remote and natural setting, the signal might not be as strong throughout the entire location – but we’re guessing you’ll not miss it for a second!

Yes, Reflections Holiday Park Seal Rocks has a reception area and a kiosk where you can check in, find information about your stay, and ask us for recommendations about the local area. It’s also a good place to inquire about park facilities, and any special requests you might have. Contact details here.