Beachcomber Holiday Park

Beachcomber Holiday Park is a multi-award-winning, absolute beachfront eco holiday park at Potato Point on the NSW South Coast, between Bodalla and Narooma. It sits inside Eurobodalla National Park, surrounded by bushland rich in native wildlife.

Accommodation includes 12 self-contained eco cabins, beach houses, bungalows and shacks sleeping four to six, plus a safari tent. Cabins are solar-powered, with gas hot water, heating, cooking facilities and Wi-Fi, and each has a covered deck, outdoor setting and gas barbecue.

For campers, the park offers large absolute beachfront sites, beach-adjacent sites and shaded sites backing onto the national park. Most sites are unpowered, with a small number of powered sites, including beachfront.

The park runs on solar and battery power, with gas and wood-fired cooking, captured rainwater and bore water, on-site sewage treatment, low-impact cleaning products, composting and recycling. It operates under an Environmental Management Plan and respects the land and its Traditional Owners, the Yuin people.

Ideal for beach holidays, fishing, surfing, bushwalking and wildlife watching, for families and couples, and for quiet off-season escapes.