




Only a 20-minute drive from Coffs Harbour, and 30 minutes north of Nambucca Heads, Urunga offers a slice of waterfront paradise popular with families and couples alike, perfect for a camping holiday that lets you recharge and reset.
At Reflections Urunga, all campsites are flat and within easy walking distance of amenities, making it a true “set and forget” destination. There are a range of camping options to suit every setup:
Each site provides the convenience of being close to the park facilities and amenities.
Urunga camping ground also has a kid’s playground, a spacious a camp kitchen and BBQ area.
If it rains, not to worry, as there’s also indoor dining tables and a huge kitchen with fridges. There’s also ample seating to watch the large-screen TV if you fancy checking in on your fave sporting match.
Urunga camping sites even have access to a dog bath so that Fido doesn’t bring the outside in! And for fishing enthusiasts, there is a fish cleaning area so you can sort out your catch.
In the park, campers can gather in the spacious camp kitchen and BBQ area for a social evening or retreat indoors to enjoy dining facilities and TV if the weather turns.
Stepping out from Reflections Urunga Holiday and Caravan Park, you’re only a short stroll from the calm waters of Urunga Lagoon and the Urunga Lido. Kids can wade, swim and search for soldier crabs on the tidal flats, while the foreshore offers BBQs, a playground and bathroom facilities for relaxed family time. From here, wander onto the iconic 3.4 km Urunga Boardwalk—wheelchair and pram-friendly, with sweeping river, mangrove and ocean views.
Things to do around Urunga include:
Book your Reflections Urunga camping holiday today and discover a riverside escape where every step brings you closer to nature and every moment feels like paradise.

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Yes, but it’s tidal, so check the tides first, as one time might be best for swimming, and another great for crab watching.
Yes, Hungry Head, Horn Point and Baragoot Beach to name a few, but there are plenty more in the region for surfing, fishing and swimming.
It’s a fishing haven – in the lagoon, from beaches and on the river
Allow 30-40 minutes for the 3.4km (return) walk
Yes, there are dog-friendly campsites available, and the boardwalk takes you straight to an off-leash dog beach.
Yes, there are cabins with easy access so that all the family can join your camping holiday.
Yes, the park has a fish cleaning set-up so that you can clean and then cook your fish in the BBQ area or the camp kitchen.
Yes, there is a great playground on the lagoon that’s ideal for little ones.
Yes, the stores are a few minutes walk up the road, so you can get all you need. There’s even a great butchery on the main street to by some meat for the BBQ.
Bellingen is a 15-minute drive from Urunga, and it’s home to the River Sounds Festival – a two-day music extravaganza on the 4th and 5th of April, with over 50 acts across three stages. There’s always a huge array of diverse food operators, fun festival markets, art workshops and a licensed beer garden where you can kick back and soakup sunshine and tunes.
In November, Taranta Festival is aeclectic multicultural arts event in Bellingen with theatre, art and music workshops, storytelling, dance and music performances, as well as a vibrant street parade.
The Bellingen Growers Market is every Saturday morning (excluding the 3rd Saturday of the month) from 7.30 to 11.30 am at Bellingen Showgrounds, with local farmers, artisans and residents celebrating the abundance of produce that this fertile region is renowned for.