Captain Cook Holiday Village

https://www.1770holidayvillage.com.au/accommodation/caravan-sites 

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Visited in August 2020 - Independent Review - No Sponsorship or Affiliation

We spent 3 nights at the Captain Cook Holiday Village. The park is heavily wooded and provides partial shade for all powered sites. The unpowered camping area is more open and has good grass cover.

The park is spacious and well laid out. The facilities are clean and in good condition. 

There is a 900 metre track at the top of the park that leads to a beautiful beach through forest and some sand dunes.

We have no hesitation recommending this camp ground to anyone. 

Park map can be found here: Park Map

We were on site P1 - shown below



This is a video showing some of the camp site features as well as highlights of the Seventeen Seventy district.





Onboard Security

Killer Guard / Attack Cat!


Always alert and hard at work















Highlights of Seventeen Seventy and Agnes Water

















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