Nice basic park, very quiet at night.Lots of birdlife
Currently charged off peak price of $165 for a week less 10% for seniors
People very friendly, not really suited to big rigs.The park is small and seems to contain a number of permanent holiday vans. Has a new dump point.If you like birdlife there are plenty here, kookaburras are a lovely sound to wake up to.The park is sheltered with a large amount of tall timber.
koala said
04:16 PM Nov 27, 2013
I love Forster/Tuncurry area so much. How do dogs fit in at this park? It looks a bit bushy. Is it the one along the beautiful inlet. I don't want to say too much here to let out the Tuncurry secret ha ha
BriVee said
06:06 PM Dec 4, 2013
koala wrote:
I love Forster/Tuncurry area so much. How do dogs fit in at this park? It looks a bit bushy. Is it the one along the beautiful inlet. I don't want to say too much here to let out the Tuncurry secret ha ha
Sorry Koala, but cant remember seeing any pets. We dont have one anymore, it hurt too much when I had to have the last one put down, dont want to go through that again. it is not along the inlet and unfortunately one does need to drive out to get about which is a bit of a pain. It is a place suitable to bike riding. We found the people lovely, one gentleman was a mad keen fisherman and he went out every day (weather permitting) he supplied us with a meal of whiting nearly every day, we made several new friends there. Price was initially our reason for going there. This was our first visit to the area and loved it will go back one day, dont know when, this is a big country and there is sooooo much to see and soooo many people to meet.
Twin Dolphin Caravan Park, Tuncurry
South St, Tuncurry, NSW
http://www.twindolphins.com.au/
Nice basic park, very quiet at night. Lots of birdlife
Currently charged off peak price of $165 for a week less 10% for seniors
People very friendly, not really suited to big rigs. The park is small and seems to contain a number of permanent holiday vans. Has a new dump point. If you like birdlife there are plenty here, kookaburras are a lovely sound to wake up to. The park is sheltered with a large amount of tall timber.
Sorry Koala, but cant remember seeing any pets. We dont have one anymore, it hurt too much when I had to have the last one put down, dont want to go through that again. it is not along the inlet and unfortunately one does need to drive out to get about which is a bit of a pain. It is a place suitable to bike riding. We found the people lovely, one gentleman was a mad keen fisherman and he went out every day (weather permitting) he supplied us with a meal of whiting nearly every day, we made several new friends there. Price was initially our reason for going there. This was our first visit to the area and loved it will go back one day, dont know when, this is a big country and there is sooooo much to see and soooo many people to meet.