Welcome to Minnie Water Holiday Park
Your stay starts here — explore everything you need to know.
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⚠️ Pool Upgrade Notice
Our pool is currently closed for exciting upgrades 17-26 June.
We can’t wait to unveil the refreshed space soon! In the meantime, the beach is just a 5-minute stroll from the park—perfect for a swim 🌊
Your Stay
Check out is 10am for all sites & cabins. Keys need to be dropped at reception in the letterbox to the left of the office door. Late fees may apply.
Phone: 02 6646 8847
Hours: 9am–5pm, 7 days a week
Tip: Messaging us through the Guest Portal is the fastest way to get assistance during your stay.
After Hours (onsite only): 0427 653 824
Emergency: 000
Grafton Base Hospital: 02 6640 2222
Police Help Line: 13 14 44
NRMA: 13 11 22
Taxi: 02 6645 5888
Minnie Water Holiday Park welcomes the use of fire pits between May 1 and August 31 each year; however, campfires are limited to specific areas of the park and further conditions may apply. Heat beads/wood/charcoal is considered an open fire, and is prohibited out of season. If you would like to use a fire pit, please check with the office to confirm if fires are permitted during your stay.
Coles Delivery — straight to your site!
Did you know you can get your groceries delivered directly to your site or cabin? Simply order online at coles.com.au and enter your site or cabin number in the delivery notes. Easy!
Maps
Explore Minnie Water
Wooli Bowling Club
Bowling Club & Courtesy Bus
Local Market Guide
Your guide to the markets you’ll find around the Clarence Valley
Walking Tracks
Explore Trail Maps
Weather & Tide Charts
Stay up to date with local weather and tide times to plan your day
About The Area
Wild About Wooli & Minnie Water
Guide to the Local Area
🔎 Clarence Valley Information Guide
Dive Deeper Into The Region
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Beach Access & Permits
National Parks
Some beaches, such as Wooli Beach, Ten Mile Beach, Woody Head, North Sandon, and Sandon Beach, require both a council permit and a National Parks and Wildlife Service pass.
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