BIG4 Tweed Billabong Holiday Park is a accommodation in Tweed Heads South, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.6/5 rating from 977 Google reviews. Contact: +61 7 5524 2444. Website: http://tweedbillabong.com.au/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
BIG4 Tweed Billabong Holiday Park
Tweed Heads South · Accommodation
Family FriendlyParking AvailablePoolLive Music
4.6/5
(977 reviews)
The waterslides alone will sort your school holiday plans. BIG4 Tweed Billabong sits between the Gold Coast and Kingscliff, and it leans hard into the family holiday brief: a full waterpark, a tidal billabong with kayak hire, go-karts, daily kids activities, and food trucks rolling in each afternoon so you never have to think about dinner. The Gumnut Villas fit two families comfortably, and the Duranbah cabins run to three bedrooms with proper beds. The camp kitchen and lounge punch above the standard caravan park offering, with an upmarket feel and live music on the deck some evenings. Reviewers consistently flag the staff as the standout. One honest note: the Billabong Café closes at noon, and if peak-season toilet block cleanliness matters to you, cabin accommodation is the safer call.
Opening Hours
- Monday8am – 7pm
- Tuesday8am – 7pm
- Wednesday8am – 7pm
- Thursday8am – 7pm
- Friday8am – 7pm
- Saturday8am – 7pm
- Sunday8am – 6pm
Contact
- +61 7 5524 2444
- tweedbillabong.com.au
- 30 Holden St, Tweed Heads South NSW 2486
- View on Google Maps →
What People Say
Natalie Borradailea month ago
We had an absolutely faultless stay! Firstly, every staff member we encountered were so friendly and we were constantly greeted with a smile and nothing was ever too much trouble. Our cabin was spotless on arrival and in a fantastic spot right on the billabong, great size for 2 adults and 2 kids. Beds were super comfy. I found the activities such good value, $10 an hour for kyacks, go carts etc. We used these facilities so much. Our children (2 and 4) loved both pools and waterpark. It’s great that one pool is heated. Felt very safe and secure with the gated entry. The little coffee shop on site was great and the staff there were also super friendly. All in all, we can’t fault it and we can’t wait to come back on our next trip!
Kris6 months ago
One of the nicest caravan parks we’ve been to, with plenty of greenery and beautifully manicured sites. The views of the lake were amazing. The pools were beautiful and clean, and the large water park was a big hit. The camp kitchen and camp lounge had an upmarket, restaurant-style vibe. We absolutely loved the treehouse — at night it was all lit up and looked stunning. The food trucks in the afternoons were fantastic, with amazing food and very friendly owners. It was always a pleasure visiting them and a great bonus when we just wanted to relax instead of cooking. On the downside, the toilets were not kept very clean during the last few days of our stay and appeared to be cleaned only once in the morning, which wasn’t enough for a fully booked caravan park. Another negative was the café inside the park next to the camp kitchen (Billabong Café). It was only open from 7am to 12pm, and unfortunately one staff member lacked basic customer service skills. A friendly smile and kind interaction in the morning can really make a difference, and this was disappointing. Overall we had a great holiday and we'd definitely come back
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