Mornington Peninsula Holiday Park

Energy to burn? The kids will just love the onsite pump track at BIG4 Mornington Peninsula Holiday Park. Here, rest up pool-side then explore Mornington Peninsula’s delights close to town.

You’ll feel well rested at this urban park with beaches, bushland and the fabulous Mornington Peninsula wine growing region nearby.

YOUR STAY AT BIG4 MORNINGTON PENINSULA HOLIDAY PARK

Camping is just so easy at this BIG4 caravan park. Sleep under stars with the convenience of personal amenities on your choice of a deluxe or standard ensuite site. Or, easily navigate onto a drive-through site and stay hitched up for an early start. The grassy sites are flat with artificial grass sections or concrete slabs for mess-free camping in a tent, caravan, camper trailer or motorhome.

Three-bedroom cabins come in a choice of bedding configurations no matter what family means. Deluxe couple cabins are perfect just for two.

The standard cabins are real beauties with kitchen facilities, bathroom, air-conditioning, a cooktop and oven, a microwave and a 3/4 height fridge. Or, for a little more comfort, a two-bedroom four-person option steps it up a notch.

You’ll find everything you need at this one-stop destination but I can’t help but go back to the family facilities with pool, pump track and shaded jumping pillow. Its location is great, the people who run it are fantastic and you and your kids will love it!

TOWN CONVENIENCES

Don’t be fooled by how close the Mornington Peninsula is to Melbourne, it truly is a holiday destination. And BIG4 Mornington Peninsula Holiday Park is no exception.

BIG4 Mornington Peninsula Holiday Park is conveniently close the hustle and bustle of thriving Frankston, its modern foreshore and bathing boxes. It’s a haven for families with plenty of activities to keep the kids busy all day at the play precinct.

ACTIVE IN FRANKSTON

Scratch the surface and you’ll find a thriving arts precinct within Greater Frankston, with art galleries galore and the Frankston Arts Centre. But the stunning McClelland Sculpture Park and Gallery is its jewel, five minutes from the park in leafy Langwarrin. Here, free forms emerge as you wander the 10-hectare bushland, with the interactive sound sculpture a favourite with the kids.

Scoot down a flying fox at Ballam Park, then slow down and enjoy jam and scones at the Ballam Homestead, open Sundays between 1 and 5.

Further afield, soar in seated comfort on the Eagle gondola for amazing Port Phillip Bay views at Arthurs Seat, half an hour south. Then, spend a day at the Enchanted Adventure Garden and Maze or simply enjoy a relaxing stroll Arthurs Seat State Park.