Boydtown Beach Holiday Park

we stayed at the Boydtown Beach caravan/camping ground. A pleasant enough place but in the process of a number of upgrades.- Very nice Brand New Modern Family Cabins in a segregated fenced off area available with a price to match. Quite segregated.- General Facilities in the caravan/tented areas ie. Showers, Toilets and Laundries obviously recently renovated and in very good condition. Three blocks located around the park but rubbish collection locations are in hard to find places. They are there, you just have to find them. Beaches are nice and close. Kids riding bikes everywhere and this can be an issue. Roads are shared with vehicles and vans and bikes so gravel grazes are quite common amongst the young riders, one thing to mention is that the toilet block closest to us had no facilities for the disabled and steps would need to be negotiated. Showers, toilets and laundry not at all equipped to handle people with disabilities. In this day and age it is just not good enough!In its favour, Boydtown has a huge history with a lot of it lost in time. All relating back to the arrival a Scottish Entrepreneur and Settler - Benjamin Boyd (hence the name) from the 1840's with Farming, Whaling, Banking and other ventures in his repertoire.The Seahorse Inn, just outside the entrance, is just a tiny part of it and of course his envolvement in Australian Politics was interesting. It is a place with a lot of history from its inception and if you are interested you can do your own research. It is worth it. I found it fascinating!Not sure we'd stay there in particular again as there are many beautiful places to stay around the area but that would be your choice.

Love it, easy to camp or park the caravan, clean new toilets and kitchen facility, 2 seconds to walk to a superb beach!

No protection from strong winds. Men’s/ Ladies toilets are dirty.Big bins need emptying more often in perk periods. As rubbish was flying around. No play ground for any children. Beach is lovely. Good for swimming, paddle boarding and fishing. Can buy milk at front desk. Can feed some animals at 11:00am at the back of park.Can catch a courtesy bus to Edan Fisherman club for dinner.

Beautiful destination for our wedding anniversary. One minute walk onto the beach. Cabin came equipped with everything that we needed. The 6 burner bbq our main cooking choice. Cabin was beautifully styled.

A very good stay,, from arriving we were made to feel welcome. Facilities are clean and well presented.

Large caravan park 10 minutes south of Eden. The sites are generous and the park is well maintained. Being outside of Eden it is quiet and peaceful with a dog friendly beach at your doorstep. The Seahorse Inn is next door and is a beautiful historic hotel. They have heaps of seating outside on the beachfront with live music on Sunday. The park amenities are new and well maintained. Would definitely stay here again.

What a gem !! Big open spaces and large caravan sites . Amenities 1st class . Meals at the Seahorse Inn sensational !!! Very friendly, efficient, and helpful staff

This was a great park as it was well spread out and not jammed in like many other parks. We had a view of the beach through the trees.Lovely staff Best amenities we have seen in 10 months travelling, amenities , bbq area and camp kitchen exceptionally clean and modern.Would definitely recommend!

It's a pretty much brand new place. As it is now, it was ok. Nice green and well kept grass sites. Although it wasn't clear what the boundary of each site was.The amenities such as bathrooms and BBQ, are nice. Although the kiosk was a bit far from our site.Maybe another kiosk and amenities will be built in the future.

We stayed in the tiny home over Easter and it was so beautiful. The home is gorgeous. So clean and everything you need. The deck was so lovely and it is about 30 steps to the beach. We had dinner at the pub down the path and the amenities are wonderful. You should be so proud of the home. It’s perfect. Thank you!