About the campsite:

The camping area is simple and practical, with space for campervans to park close to the beach. As a private basic campground, facilities focus on essential needs rather than comfort extras. This style suits travellers who enjoy raw coastal environments and do not require extensive infrastructure. Colac Bay is well known for surfing, with consistent swells attracting wave riders from across the region. The Greatest Skate sculpture adds local character, while the nearby tavern provides a social hub for food and drinks. Long beach walks and sunset views create a strong outdoor atmosphere. 

Exploring the surrounding area

For campervan travellers, Colac Bay Holiday Park works well as a short coastal stop. Wind exposure means positioning vehicles carefully is important, especially overnight. Arriving during daylight helps travellers assess conditions and choose sheltered parking areas. Colac Bay Pavilion delivers a bold coastal experience for South Island campervan travellers who enjoy surf culture, wide beaches and untamed southern scenery. 

Why stay at Colac Bay Holiday Park?

The camping area is simple and practical, with space for campervans to park close to the beach - This style suits travellers who enjoy raw coastal environments and do not require extensive infrastructure - Long beach walks and sunset views create a strong outdoor atmosphere - Private Campsite camping experience

Best for travellers who enjoy a natural camping experience and walkers and outdoor enthusiasts.