Paradise Palms Carey Bay

  • 42 Ambrose Street, Carey Bay, NSW, 2283
  • 20 rooms
  • 100 guests

Accommodation Details

Paradise Palms Carey Bay is a waterfront caravan and cabin park on the western shores of beautiful Lake Macquarie at Carey Bay (Toronto) just off the Sydney to Newcastle freeway. With cabins and campsites right beside the pool and barbecues right at the water's edge it is hard to imagine a more peaceful and relaxed location to relax and unwind for a few days or even longer. Local cafes, clubs and restaurants are all nearby along with major supermarkets and local shops catering to almost every need. It is also the perfect location to use as a base camp to explore the Lake Macquarie and Lower Hunter area.
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  • 42 Ambrose Street, Carey Bay, NSW, 2283
  • 20 rooms
  • 100 guests
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Features

Barbeque - Caravan and Camping Industry Association NSW - Carpark - Communal Shower - Disabled access available, contact operator for details. - Dump point - Family - Family Friendly - Gas - Laundry - Non Smoking - Outdoor Furniture - Pet Friendly - Enquire - Public Telephone - Swimming Pool

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