Golden Terrace Holiday Park

Golden Terrace Holiday Park is a small, quiet, and locally-owned caravan park perfectly positioned in Lakes Entrance, a popular coastal town renowned for its stunning waterways and proximity to the Ninety Mile Beach. The park offers affordable, clean, and comfortable accommodation, making it an ideal base for exploring the vast Gippsland Lakes system and the beautiful beaches of the region. With the calm waters of Cunningham Arm directly across the road and the town's amenities a short stroll away, it's a fantastic spot for fishing, water sports, and relaxing by the sea.

Facilities:

Golden Terrace Holiday Park provides a range of facilities for a comfortable stay:

Accommodation: Offers self-contained Deluxe Villas (not pet-friendly) and Standard Studio Cabins (some are pet-friendly, dogs only, by enquiry).
Powered Sites: Suitable for caravans, motorhomes, and tents.
Outdoor Swimming Pool: Seasonal (open from November to March).
Children's Pool
Camp Kitchen: Fully equipped.
BBQ Facilities
Modern Amenities Block
Laundry Facilities: With washing machines and dryers.
Free Wi-Fi: Available in public areas.
Garden and Picnic Area
Pet Friendly: On powered sites and in some Standard Studio Cabins (dogs only, by prior arrangement and manager's discretion; max 2 pets, cannot be left unattended). Pets are not permitted in Deluxe Villas.
Limited Boat Parking: Discuss with staff at time of booking due to limited spaces.

Distance to Tourist Spots Nearby (Lakes Entrance):

Golden Terrace Holiday Park's location provides excellent access to Lakes Entrance attractions:

Cunningham Arm (Waterway): Directly across the road from the park. Ideal for calm water activities.
Lakes Entrance Footbridge: A short stroll takes you to the famous footbridge, leading directly to the Ninety Mile Beach.
Main Beach (Ninety Mile Beach): Easily accessible via the footbridge, great for swimming, surfing, and beach walks.
Lakes Entrance Town Centre: A short stroll away, offering a wide array of shops, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, and the local fishing trawlers where you can buy fresh seafood.
Bullock Island: Accessible via a roundabout at the end of town, a great spot to watch fishing boats and potentially spot seals or dolphins, and buy fresh fish from the co-op.
Mini Golf: Several venues in town.
Shell Museum
Skate Park
Apex Park Playground
Water Activities: Boating, fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and cruises on the Gippsland Lakes system.
Lake Tyers Beach: Approximately 10 minutes' drive.
Lake Bunga Beach: Approximately 5 minutes' drive.
Metung: Approximately 20 minutes' drive, a charming lakeside village.
Buchan Caves Reserve: Approximately 1 hour's drive, offering stunning limestone cave tours (pre-booking essential).
Nowa Nowa Trestle Bridge: For a picnic and a historical sight.