Southside Holiday Village
Highlights
- Explore ten acres of lush landscaped grounds, perfect for relaxing strolls amidst tropical gardens and lagoons.
- Unwind in spacious air-conditioned villas featuring private balconies, ideal for enjoying the warm Queensland evenings.
- Dive into the refreshing swimming pool, a great way to cool off after a day of exploring.
- Gather around the barbecues for a classic Aussie cook-up, creating memorable meals with family and friends.
The Southside Holiday Village has a large variety of accommodation types to suit couples, families, groups and corporate travellers. The village is a caravan park set amidst ten acres of landscaped grounds lush with palms, tropical gardens and surrounded by lagoons.
Offering air-conditioned villas some with a private balcony and free car parking. All accommodation contains a kitchen, television and some with Foxtel. The Southside Holiday Village grounds boast a swimming pool, tennis court, barbecues, playground, guest laundry facilities and mini shop for everyday supplies.
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Accreditations
- Caravan Holiday Parks Accreditation Program
- Accommodation Association of Australia
- G’day Rewards
- Queensland Tourism Industry Council
- Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
- QLD – Capricorn Tourism
Features
Activities
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Available experiences
Chalet
A very spacious unit with two separate bedrooms, a bathroom and its own veranda. There is a queen size bed and television in the main bedroom, the second bedroom has two single beds. The open plan living area has a kitchen, dining and lounge area with television, DVD, Foxtel and some units have a flip out sofa bed. These units have overhead fans and air-conditioning. Parking for one car is available beside the units.
Villa
Their villas are fully self-contained open plan units with kitchen, veranda, air-conditioning, overhead fans and television. They have different layouts in the villas with a double bed and single bed or some have a double bed and two single beds. All of the villas have a veranda. Parking for one car is available beside the units.
Cottage
Their cottages are fully self-contained open plan budget style units but still have the perks of kitchen, air-conditioning, overhead fans and television. The cabins can accommodate three people using a double bed and single bed. Parking for one car is available beside the units.
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
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