Tasman Holiday Parks - Yallingup Caves

Good toilets and showers, plus a large camp kitchen, at this nice campsite. I spent two nights here. The powered and unpowered sites are small and very close together, so it feels like everyone's on top of each other. The first night was packed, but luckily the second was quiet, with no one around us. It was also the most expensive camp we stayed at.

The location is magic, with the General store, bottle shop and Caves house pub just across the road. We stayed over the Australia Day long weekend, a great quick getaway for a family of four. It felt a bit pricey compared with AirBnb's and similar options. The kids weren't keen on the games room, which has had vandalism issues and trouble with kids being flogs. The pool hours should be longer. The sign says daylight hours, then gives 6pm, while the check-in says 5pm.

A nice caravan park with all the facilities you need. There seemed to be a separate area for families, so it was quiet. The girls at the desk were super helpful and friendly.

We were cycle touring and stayed in one of the cabins. It had everything we needed and was excellent. The reception welcome was lovely, and the kind woman there shared plenty of useful information about the area. Facilities across the park were all there and kept to a very high standard, with more improvements underway. We’d happily come back and recommend the site. Five stars.