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Opal Holiday Park

Outback, NSW

Holiday Park More than just a stay. It’s your invitation to go explore. Comfort, nature and connection. Every stay, every time.

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  • "We stayed at this great caravan park as a group of seven motorhomes travelling together. The park is a little out of town (too far to walk in summer) but nice and quiet. Generous sized sites on gravel, large and very clean amenities, camp kitchen and swimming pool. Easy check in, completed on-line prior to arrival and friendly helpful staff. Loved our stay and would highly recommend to others.…" more

    Jaimes
    Opal Holiday Park

    We stayed at this great caravan park as a group of seven motorhomes travelling together. The park is a little out of town (too far to walk in summer) but nice and quiet. Generous sized sites on gravel, large and very clean amenities, camp kitchen and swimming pool. Easy check in, completed on-line prior to arrival and friendly helpful staff. Loved our stay and would highly recommend to others.

    Jaimes
    Opal Holiday Park

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  • "Clean, neat and tidy. Cabins are modern, roomy and comfortable. The facilities are fantastic. Perfect place to stay when visiting Lightning Ridge. A touch of paradise in outback NSW. Short drive to the centre of town and the Artesian Bore Bath is across the road."

    Mark
    Opal Holiday Park

  • "Really awesome caravan park, one of the best I've stayed in. Really well laid out and our cabin was spacious. It was a short walk to the Artesian Baths as well so that was cool and only a few minutes drive into town."

    Sarah
    Opal Holiday Park

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can you fossick for opals in Lightning Ridge?

Lightning Ridge is one of Australia’s best places to fossick for opal, with several dedicated public areas and guided experiences suitable for beginners and enthusiasts. Popular self-guided fossicking spots include the 3 Mile Opal Field (perfect for first-timers and families) and the 6 Mile Opal Field, which offers a more rugged, authentic dig experience. The Walk-In Mine also provides fossicking pits with tools and guidance available after your mine tour. For the most up-to-date advice, maps and safe public fossicking areas, start at the Lightning Ridge Visitor Information Centre. Always fossick only in approved zones and follow local signage.

What’s the best time of year to visit Lightning Ridge?

Autumn and winter are ideal for mild days, clear skies and great stargazing. Spring buzzes with colour and local events.

What are the best things to do with kids in Lightning Ridge?

Highlights include the Car Door Tours, Chambers of the Black Hand, fossicking pits, the cactus nursery, the local pool, and of course, the Artesian Bore Baths.

Is the park accessible?

Yes, accessible accommodation options are available. The park has accessible cabins with ramps and assessible amenities. Please contact our friendly team for specific details and question.

Is there free WiFi?

Yes, free WiFi is available throughout the park.

Where’s the nearest supermarket?

IGA Lightning Ridge is about five minutes from the park. Walgett (one hour away) has larger supermarkets.

Where can we eat in Lightning Ridge?

The town offers cafés, pubs, local eateries and takeaway options within a short drive.

How hot are the Artesian Bore Baths?

The naturally heated waters sit at around 41–42°C, making them perfect for a soothing soak, particularly in winter or at night after a long day of exploring.

What is there for kids to do at the park?

Kids love the table tennis, giant chessboard, and the swimming pool, plus the park often runs school holiday activities such as opal fossicking sessions and craft-style adventures, ideal for keeping young explorers busy and inspired.

What is the Willy (Not Nelson) Pavilion?

The Willy (Not Nelson) Pavilion is the park’s covered multipurpose hub. It features an onsite coffee shop serving morning brews, plenty of seating for relaxing or meeting fellow travellers, and during peak periods, it hosts live entertainment, comedy acts and seasonal events. It’s a great gathering spot for guests.

Are pets allowed, and what is your Doggy Daycare service?

Yes, the park offers pet-friendly sites and cabins, and for guests wanting to explore attractions that aren’t pet-friendly, BIG4 Opal Holiday Park provides three private, secure Doggy Daycare yards. You can leave your pup safely while you head out fossicking, touring or soaking in the Artesian Bore Baths.

How close are the Artesian Bore Baths?

Right across the road — barely a one-minute walk from the park gate.

What time is check-in and check-out?

Check-in: From 2:00 am for cabins and 11am for sites. Check-out: By 10:00am. Early check-in or late check-out may be arranged, please just ask our friendly team.

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