Cabins

Self-contained cabins are available in our Portarlington Holiday Park only. All have 2 bedrooms with all linen provided and can sleep up to 5 or 6 persons. All cabins have reverse cycle air-conditioning, ensuite, fully equipped kitchenette with microwave, a TV in the living area, DVD player, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, and parking available for one car and one boat (or two cars if no boat). The cabin area features a playground, open grassed area with picnic tables and a communal barbeque rotunda available for all cabin users.

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Park Rules

Family

Park

Standard

Family cabins are perfect for family getaways, boasting a queen size bed and TV in the main bedroom, a second TV in the living area, two sets of bunks in the second bedroom, a full size fridge and a covered deck with an outdoor setting.

These cabins have a larger living area than the Park cabins and also a separate toilet and bathroom.

Park cabins consist of a double bed in the main bedroom and two sets of bunks in the second bedroom. The kitchen includes a small fridge and there is a large uncovered deck with outdoor setting. A TV and DVD player are located in the living area.

Cabins 5 and 10 have a double bed in the second bedroom rather than two sets of bunks, suitable for two couples sharing.

Standard cabins have a double bed in the main bedroom, a triple bunk bed (suitable only for children) in the second bedroom, a bar fridge and a small outdoor deck area.

Cabin 1 has wheelchair access.

Rates

Cabins (check in 2 pm, check out 10 am)	Peak	Shoulder	Off-Peak
Family Cabins	$270.50	$204.50	$166.50
Park Cabins	$253.50	$171.50	$133.00
Standard Cabins	$223.00	$138.00	$101.50
Extra adult (17yrs and over) – per night	$24.50	$24.50	$24.50
Extra child (2-16yrs) – per night	$11.25	$11.25	$11.25
Rates are for 1 or 2 persons only. Vaild until 25 April 2022. All rates are subject to change without notice. Click here for season dates.

Bellarine Bayside respectfully acknowledges the Traditional Custodians – the Wadawurrung People – upon whose ancestral lands we work, live and play.

We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.

We recognise their unique ability to care for Country and the intrinsic spiritual, cultural, economic, social and environmental connections they share with the land and waters. We value genuine partnerships with Wadawurrung to achieve effective management of our coastal regions.