Wyangala Waters
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Waterfront
Camp kitchen
Kiosk
Fishing
Fish cleaning facilities
School holiday activities
Fuel
Meeting space
Country charm and all the essentials at Wyangala Waters
Set amongst rolling hills and overlooking the lake in Country NSW, Reflections Wyangala Waters is all about space to breathe, relax and reconnect.Amenities and facilities at Reflections Wyangala Waters
Whether you're here to fish, explore, or just unwind with the family, the park has all the little things that make a stay comfortable—without taking away from the natural charm of the place.
Cooking & BBQing
The large camp kitchen is a great spot to prepare your meals, with everything you need at your fingertips—fridge, oven, BBQs, microwaves, kettles, and plenty of space to spread out. The tables on the verandah offer a peaceful place to sit down and enjoy your food with a view. You’ll also find BBQs scattered throughout the park, so you can cook up a feed wherever suits you best.
Clean amenity blocks
There are two amenity blocks located within the park—kept clean, simple and functional so you can freshen up after a day out on the water or a walk through the bush. Whether you’re here for a few days or a longer stay, you’ll always have access to what you need.
For the kids & family
Wyangala Waters is a great spot for the whole family. There’s an on-site playground for the little ones and school holiday activities that keep everyone entertained between swims, bushwalks and BBQs.
Caravan dump point
Travelling with your own van or camper? There’s a convenient dump point in the park to take care of the practical stuff, so you can get back to the fun bits without any fuss.
Kiosk
The kiosk at reception has all your basics covered—snacks, drinks, and ice creams, perfect for a post-fishing treat or a pick-me-up after a day out exploring.
Fuel station
Need to top up before your next drive or boating adventure? There’s a fuel station right in the park, so you’re never caught short.
Fishing and fish cleaning
This place is a dream for keen anglers. Bring your gear and try your luck in Lake Wyangala—it’s well-known for great fishing. And when you land the big one, the fish cleaning station makes it easy to prep your catch for dinner.
Things to see and do around the park
There’s no shortage of things to do in and around Wyangala Waters. Spend your days fishing, boating or swimming in the lake, explore bush tracks and scenic lookouts, or simply relax by the water’s edge. It’s the kind of place where you can fill your day—or do absolutely nothing at all.
Ready to book your stay?
Whether you’re here for a weekend by the lake or a full family holiday, Reflections Wyangala Waters has everything you need to settle in and enjoy the country calm. Book your stay today, and discover this peaceful lakeside gem for yourself.
Accommodation at Wyangala Waters Holiday Park
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FAQs about Wyangala Waters
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What time is check in/check out at Wyangala Caravan Park?
Check in for both powered and unpowered sites at Wyangala Waters Caravan Park is from 11am, whilst cabins allow check in from 3pm onwards.
If you plan to arrive after office hours (9am – 5pm) we will have all the relevant documents waiting for you in our Welcome Notice Board at the front of reception.
Checkout from both Sites and Cabins is 10am.
What should I bring for my stay?
Preparing for a holiday can be a massive journey in itself, at Wyangala Waters Holiday Park, our aim is to ensure guests are as well equipped as possible before hitting the open road.
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.
For guests camping in your tent or setting up shop in your caravan, we have a well-equipped camp kitchen, laundry, playground and shop for essentials. We also recommend packing a torch and spare batteries, your trusty First Aid Kit, plenty of insect repellant, sun screen and hats to keep you sun safe and rubbish bags to keep the park tidy for the next guests on your site.
If you fancy some lollies or maybe fish and chips make sure you visit the kiosk which is open on weekends for lunch. The closest shop to the park is in Cowra 42km away.
We want you to rest and relax so bring a book and a pack of cards as we don’t have wi-fi. Phone reception at the park is limited to the Optus Network.
As park water is sourced from the dam and untreated we also ask that you bring your own drinking water.
Oh, and don’t forget the tent pegs too!!
Is Reflections Wyangala Waters dog-friendly?
Wyangala Waters Holiday Park is dog-friendly all year round on all sites. 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.
Do you allow day visitors?
Absolutely, please purchase a day or season pass at the reception office.
What activities are permitted on the dam?
Visitors can enjoy fishing, water skiing, jet skiing, and swimming. Dogs are also welcome to swim in the dam. We also have a number of boat ramps for you to access the dam.
What type of fish are in the dam?
Murray Cod, Yellow belly, Trout (when in season), Silver perch
Carp, Cat fish and Bream
Where is the nearest coffee, bar and supermarkets?
Hot food and coffee can be purchased from the onsite kiosk on weekends between 11am and 3pm.
The nearest bar/club is Wyangala Country Club (30 min away).
Coles, Aldi and Woolworths in Cowra (30 min) are the nearest supermarkets.
Do you sell fuel?
Yes, we sell 95 and diesel
Can you drink the water at Wyangala Waters Caravan Park?
As park water is sourced from the dam and untreated, we request you bring your own drinking water.
Is Wyangala Dam bigger than Sydney Harbour?
Yes, Wyangala Dam has a total storage capacity of approximately 1,218,000 megalitres, making it nearly twice the size of Sydney Harbour.
Can you swim at Wyangala Dam?
Absolutely! Wyangala Dam’s clear waters are perfect for swimming, especially during the warmer months. Swimming areas are accessible from the shores near the holiday park.
Can you fish at Wyangala Dam?
Absolutely—fishing is a top activity at Wyangala Dam. Anglers can reel in a range of species, including Murray cod, golden perch (yellowbelly), trout (in season), silver perch, carp, catfish, and bream.
How deep is Wyangala Dam?
Wyangala Dam reaches a maximum depth of around 85 metres when full, offering abundant water for recreation and supply.