Experience the ultimate coastal escape at Caseys Beach Holiday Park, perfectly positioned on the absolute beachfront of Sunshine Bay. Located just south of Batemans Bay on the spectacular New South Wales South Coast, this holiday park offers a rare combination of sheltered beach access and serene parkland. Caseys Beach is renowned for its calm, protected waters, making it a premier destination for families with young children, as well as enthusiasts of kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. Here, the soft golden sands are just a few steps from your doorstep, providing a quintessential beachfront holiday where the rhythmic sound of the ocean serves as your daily soundtrack.
The park’s unique geography is its greatest asset. Nestled between the coastal headlands, Sunshine Bay provides a safe haven from the heavier surf often found on more exposed beaches. This makes Caseys Beach an exceptional spot for swimming and snorkelling, with clear waters that invite exploration year-round. For those who enjoy an active lifestyle, the coastal walking tracks that snake along the headlands offer breathtaking panoramic views of the Tasman Sea and the nearby islands. The park itself is a lush, leafy sanctuary, designed to offer privacy and space while keeping you connected to the stunning maritime environment of the Eurobodalla region.
Accommodation at Caseys Beach Holiday Park caters to a wide variety of modern travellers. Guests can choose from high-quality self-contained cabins—many featuring private decks that capture the refreshing sea breezes—to spacious, level powered and unpowered sites for caravans, motorhomes, and tents. The park is meticulously maintained, featuring modern amenities blocks, a fully equipped camp kitchen, and communal BBQ areas that encourage a friendly, social atmosphere. Families are particularly well-looked after, with a resort-style swimming pool and a children’s playground that ensure endless entertainment for younger guests in a safe and welcoming setting.
Beyond the park, the local area is a treasure trove of natural and culinary delights. A short stroll takes you to the Batehaven shopping village for gourmet coffee and fresh local produce, while a five-minute drive lands you in the heart of Batemans Bay for world-class oyster tasting and waterfront dining. From the historic charm of Mogo Wildlife Park to the rugged beauty of Murramarang National Park, the possibilities for adventure are endless. Whether you are casting a line into the surf for an evening catch or simply watching the sunrise over the bay, Caseys Beach Holiday Park offers a peaceful and picturesque retreat that perfectly encapsulates the magic of the Sapphire Coast.
Caseys Beach Holiday Park – NSW Location Map
Caseys Beach Holiday Park
- Address: 414 Beach Rd, Sunshine Bay NSW 2536
- Website: www.caseysbeach.com.au
- GPS Coordinates: -35.73921, 150.2095
Site Specifications & Information
- Location: Absolute beachfront on Caseys Beach, Sunshine Bay, 5km south of Batemans Bay CBD.
- Site Suitable For: Caravans, motorhomes, camper trailers, and self-contained cabin stays.
- Road Access: Excellent; fully sealed access via Beach Road with wide entry points.
- Site Surface: Level grassed sites and stable hard-stand areas.
- Available Facilities:
- Beachfront and Garden Cabins
- Powered and Unpowered Sites
- Solar Heated Swimming Pool
- Modern Amenities Blocks with hot showers
- Camp Kitchen with full cooking appliances
- Undercover BBQ Areas
- Children’s Playground
- Guest Laundry
- Direct Beach Access
- Essentials to Bring: Beach towels, snorkelling gear, walking shoes, binoculars for whale spotting, and sun protection.
- Pet Friendly: Generally no pets allowed (subject to park policy; check with management for specific conditions).
- Fishing: Direct beach access for surf fishing; nearby rock fishing at the headlands.
- Short Walks:
- Caseys Beach Foreshore Walk (Direct access)
- Sunshine Bay to Denhams Beach Headland Walk
- Batehaven Shopping Precinct (1.2km)
Local Amenities
Local Pubs
- Batemans Bay Soldiers Club (4.1km) – Large club with bars, bistro, and entertainment.
- Catalina Country Club (2.2km) – Golf club bar and dining.
- JJ’s at the Marina (4.4km) – Waterfront venue for drinks and dining.
Places to Eat
- Berny’s at Batehaven (1.1km) – Famous for fresh fish and chips.
- The Venetian Batemans Bay (4.2km) – Quality Italian dining.
- Starfish Deli (4.3km) – Waterfront cafe and pizza on the promenade.
Local Attractions
- Birdland Animal Park (1.5km) – Native animal park and bird sanctuary.
- Observation Point Lookout (2.1km) – Spectacular panoramic views of the bay.
- Mogo Wildlife Park (11.8km) – World-class private zoo with exotic animals.
- Batemans Bay Heritage Museum (3.4km) – Local history and maritime culture.
- Corrigans Beach Accessible Playground (1.4km) – Inclusive community playground.
Nearest Caravan Parks
- Clyde View Holiday Park (0.8km) – Located north on Corrigans Beach.
- NRMA Batemans Bay Holiday Resort (1.4km) – Beachfront resort in Batehaven.
Nearest Free/Low-Cost Camps
- Waldrons Swamp Rest Area (11.5km) – Basic overnight rest stop north of Batemans Bay.
- North Head Campground (13.5km) – Primitive bush camping in Murramarang National Park (fees apply).
Nearest Dump Points
- On-site Dump Point (0km) – Available for park guests.
- Batemans Bay Public Dump Point (4.4km) – Located near the Batemans Bay Marina.
Nearest Petrol Stations
- Shell Coles Express Batehaven (1.2km) – Full service fuel and convenience.
- Ampol Batemans Bay (4.1km) – Central town location.
Drinking Water Resupply
- On-site Taps (0km) – Potable town water available throughout the park.
- Corrigans Beach Reserve (1.4km) – Public water refill station near the playground.
Public Toilets
- Caseys Beach Day Use Area (0.2km) – Public toilets at the beach entrance.
- Batehaven Shopping Centre (1.1km) – Accessible public facilities.
Seasonal Weather Forecast: Batemans Bay / Sunshine Bay
- Summer (Dec-Feb): Warm and vibrant. Daytime highs average 24°C–28°C. Ideal for swimming and water sports.
- Autumn (Mar-May): Mild and stable. Daytime average 19°C–23°C. Perfect for headland walks and fishing.
- Winter (Jun-Aug): Crisp and sunny. Daytime average 14°C–17°C. Best time for land-based whale spotting.
- Spring (Sep-Nov): Refreshing sea breezes. Daytime average 18°C–22°C. Great for wildflowers and birdwatching.