First Sun Holiday Park is a accommodation in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.2/5 rating from 472 Google reviews. Contact: +61 2 6685 6544. Website: https://www.firstsunholidaypark.com.au/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.





Byron Bay · Accommodation
(472 reviews)
Lawson Street puts you about as close to the sand as you can get without sleeping on it. First Sun Holiday Park sits at the eastern edge of town, a short walk from Main Beach and the Cape Byron walking track. The park offers a range of accommodation options, from powered sites to cabins, making it one of the few places in Byron where you can pitch a tent or pull in a van and still be central. It draws a mixed crowd: families, long-haul travellers, surfers who'd rather spend money on boards than beds. Facilities are on-site and the location does a lot of the heavy lifting. Without recent reviews to draw from, it's hard to call specifics, but the address alone is the pitch. In Byron, proximity to the beach at this price point is rare.
We stayed on a beachfront site and the view was amazing! Be aware that Byron Bay likes to party on a Friday/Saturday night and when you stay in town at the park, you will either be loving the music from the town or hating it. We loved it. It is loud but didn’t disturb us, and it was only on the weekend. Easy to walk everywhere, clean and neat park, easy to get into sites.
First time staying here and it was fantastic! We stayed for 4 nights on a girls trip and the location right in town made it so convenient to go out at night and simply walk back to our cabins. Being right on the beach was perfect for morning beach walks. Was greeted by staff that were lovely and met the lovely managers at the drinks by the water on Saturday which is such a great way to meet others on holidays. We had a great stay and will come back again!
Fabulous location. Right on the beach and a two minute walk from the shops. Perfect. Had a powered site, a little tucked away from the main section but enough for our three night stay. We didn't use the kitchen amenities but they looked great. The washers and dryers did a great job.

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You cannot pick a better location to stay in Byron Bay. Right on the beach with secured access. You’re also walking distance to the main area of Byron Bay. The cabin was incredibly clean and smelled really fresh as we arrived. Management was super helpful when we needed minor maintenance with immediate attention. The kombi keg was a great addition for a cocktail right by the water. The facilities are also well maintained, including the gardens. Highly recommend staying here!
Absolute beach front Byron magic. One of our fave holiday destinations with our 3 children. Steps down to the beach, whales, dolphins. Feels safe and family oriented. My only negative feedback would be cabins need doonas. It was a very cold weekend and despite the provided blankets and reverse cycle AC we all woke up cold. Otherwise comfy cabins that have all the basics needed.
Seventeen acres of subtropical rainforest on Broken Head Road, with carbon-neutral credentials that hold up to scrutiny. Far enough from town to feel like a proper escape, close enough to matter. The southern Byron address is the point.