The park has been established since 1968, and has been under new ownership and management since June 2025. A significant upgrade project is underway in stages over the next 12 to 18 months to improve accomodation, facilities & amenities. We are a friendly team and offer pet-friendly stays year round.

We're a family owned Holiday & Permanent (Over 55's) park, the only one of it's kind in Mollymook. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO GUESTS OF UPCOMING MANTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT WORKS Please note the park is under new ownership and management, and currently undergoing a progressive upgrade & transition period. A series of maintenance and improvement works are underway to improve facilities and overall guest experience. FACILITIES TEMPORARILY OUT OF ACTION, UNAVAILABLE FOR USE listed below; - Pizza Oven & Recreation Room until further notice - Cabin Upgrade and relocation works are progressing well for Clyde, Yerriyong B cabins, due for progressive completion by mid to late November/December. - Amenites Block from Feb till early April 2026 We appreciate your patience and understanding over this exciting phase of renewal We'll share more detail about future improvements and changes as they're confirmed Warm regards, Mollymook Park Team --------- Our Clyde budget cabins 5, 6, 11, 12, 13 & Yerriyong 7 relocation/renovations are almost completed. Yerriyong cabins 2, 3 & 4 are mid-range with more facilities and Jerrawangala are our newer cabins, and have covered deck area. Yerriyong 2, 3, 4 & Jerrawangala's 14 & 15 are due to be renovated early/mid 2026. Main beds are made up, with linen provided for bunks/extra paying guests to make up. No charge for Infants 4 years and under if no linen provided. If 2 people aren't sharing the main bed, an extra charge can be added for linen per bunk bed, or you can confirm you'll bring your own. Facilities available at the park to keep people entertained include a swimming pool, pickle ball court, playground area, pizza oven, community BBQs/kitchen area. We're pet friendly, so just let us know that you are bringing your pet and we'll forward the Pet rules to you. We have on site parking, in most cases next to the cabin. Due to limited space in the park it's 1 car per reservation. Extra cars must be parked on road outside park.

Mollymook Caravan Park is a great location, with many facilities and attractions nearby. Mollymook itself has a fabulous beach which is patrolled, it's good for surfing and swimming and only a 10-15 minute walk or 2 minute drive away. You can also walk your dog on-leash only on the central section of Mollymook Beach, or Colliers Beach just to the South is a 24 hour off leash area. The centre third of Narrawallee Beach is an timed off-leash area, and please note current access is only permitted on- leash via the south end of the park off Matron Porter Drive. Narrawallee Beach & the tidal Narrawallee Inlet off the park at the Northern end of the beach is a popular sheltered area appealing for all ages and a great alternative for a refreshing dip depending on the tide or a walk to explore at low tide. Mollymook is also famous for Rick Stein's restaurant. There are 2 golf courses in Mollymook and the Club restaurant overlooking the beach is a lovely place to relax. There are 3 other clubs also in the area, all with courtesy buses to pick you up and drop you off at the park. At the South end of Mollymook Beach the Beach Hut adjacent to the Surf Club, or Salt and Spencer on the ground floor of the Mollymook Golf Club are both popular for relaxed outdoor morning & lunchtime dining. Milton (7 mins) is a historical town with interesting shops and galleries you can stop and get refreshments at some of the great cafes and restaurants. The Milton Show is on the first weekend of March and is a fun place to spend the day seeing all the activities. Ulladulla is our main closest town only 4 minute drive away. Here you'll find supermarkets, shops, more restaurants, cafes and takeaways, the harbour, monthly wharf market, sea pool, and fossil walks. The new Banksia Forest Board Walk off Deering Street near the oval on the Warden Headland south of the Harbour is well worth exploring, as are the One Path loops around the headland to the North of the Harbour.