Experience the raw beauty and rich maritime history of the Sapphire Coast at Boydtown Beach Holiday Park. Nestled on the southern shores of Twofold Bay, this expansive park boasts over a kilometre of absolute beach frontage, offering guests uninterrupted views across the sparkling blue waters towards the township of Eden. Boydtown is a place where the bush meets the sea, providing a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life while serving as a prime location for some of Australia’s best whale watching and coastal exploration.
The park is steeped in colonial heritage, sitting adjacent to the magnificent Seahorse Inn, a boutique hotel built in the 1840s by Benjamin Boyd. This unique proximity allows campers to enjoy the best of both worlds: the rugged, authentic experience of beachside camping and the refined luxury of a historic pub and brasserie just a short stroll away. Whether you are enjoying a cold ale on the patio of the Inn or casting a line into the surf directly from your campsite, the atmosphere at Boydtown is one of timeless relaxation.
For the active traveller, Boydtown Beach Holiday Park is a gateway to adventure. The calm waters of Twofold Bay are ideal for kayaking, paddleboarding, and swimming, while the surrounding Ben Boyd National Park (now known as Beowa National Park) offers some of the most spectacular coastal hiking trails in New South Wales. The park itself is designed with space and comfort in mind, featuring extra-large sites that cater perfectly to big rigs and families who appreciate a bit of room to move. Modern amenities, clean camp kitchens, and a mini-farm for the kids ensure that every member of the family is well-looked after.
Fishing enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise here. Twofold Bay is renowned for its abundance of marine life, and the park’s direct beach access makes it easy to try your luck at surf fishing. Alternatively, the nearby boat ramps provide easy access for those looking to explore the deeper waters of the bay. From the historic ruins of the Boyd’s Tower to the world-class Killer Whale Museum in Eden, the area is packed with attractions that celebrate the deep connection between the land and the sea. A stay at Boydtown Beach Holiday Park is not just a holiday; it is an immersion into one of the most beautiful and historic pockets of the Australian coastline.
Boydtown Beach Holiday Park – NSW Location Map
Boydtown Beach Holiday Park
- Address: 87 Boydtown Park Rd, Boydtown NSW 2551
- Website: boydtownbeach.com.au
- GPS Coordinates: -37.10229, 149.87699
Site Specifications & Information
- Location: Absolute beachfront on Twofold Bay, 10 minutes south of Eden.
- Site Suitable For: Large caravans, motorhomes, camper trailers, tents, and big rigs.
- Road Access: Sealed road access via Boydtown Park Road off the Princes Highway.
- Site Surface: Level grassed sites and well-drained gravel areas.
- Available Facilities:
- Modern Indoor Camp Kitchen with full cooking appliances
- Outdoor Rustic Camp Kitchen & BBQ Areas
- Refurbished Amenities Blocks with disabled access
- Family Bathrooms and Baby Bathing facilities
- Guest Laundry with washers and dryers
- Mini Farm with friendly animals
- Cricket and Football field
- Bait and Ice for sale
- Security Boom Gate
- Essentials to Bring: Beach gear, binoculars for whales, fishing tackle, hiking boots, and warm layers for evening sea breezes.
- Pet Friendly: Yes, dog friendly on sites (blackout dates and conditions apply).
- Fishing: 1km of direct beach frontage for surf fishing; boat ramps nearby in Eden.
- Short Walks:
- Beach Walk to Seahorse Inn (200m)
- Perimeter Bike and Walking Path
- Twofold Bay Foreshore Stroll
Local Amenities
Local Pubs
- Seahorse Inn Allan Whiter Family Saloon Bar (0.2km) – Historic bar with stunning bay views.
- Great Southern Inn Eden (9.1km) – Classic pub meals and sports bar.
- Hotel Australasia Eden (9.3km) – Beautifully restored historic boutique hotel and bar.
Places to Eat
- The Seahorse Inn Brasserie (0.2km) – Fine dining specializing in fresh local seafood.
- Wharfside Cafe Eden (8.8km) – Best spot for coffee and lunch overlooking the wharf.
- Sprout Eden (9.3km) – Local sustainable cafe with fresh regional produce.
Local Attractions
- Eden Killer Whale Museum (9.5km) – World-famous museum detailing local whaling history.
- Boyd’s Tower (22km) – Historic sandstone tower with spectacular coastal views.
- Davidson Whaling Station (23km) – Historic site at Kiah Inlet.
- Beowa National Park (1km) – Vast wilderness with incredible hiking and beaches.
- Cat Balou Whale Watching Cruises (8.8km) – Departs from Snug Cove, Eden.
Nearest Caravan Parks
- Discovery Parks – Eden (1.6km) – Located just up the beach.
- Ingenia Holidays Eden Beachfront (1.6km) – Neighbouring park on Legges Beach.
Nearest Free/Low-Cost Camps
- Saltwater Creek Campground (28km) – Low-cost national park camping.
- Bittangabee Campground (35km) – Secluded national park site with ruins.
Nearest Dump Points
- On-site Dump Point (0km) – Available for park guests.
- Eden Public Dump Point (8.5km) – Located near the sports oval in Eden.
Nearest Petrol Stations
- PJ Servo Eden (9.2km) – Fuel and convenience items.
- Mobil Eden (9.4km) – Central town location for diesel and unleaded.
Drinking Water Resupply
- On-site Taps (0km) – Potable town water available at sites.
- Eden Snug Cove (8.9km) – Public water access near the wharf.
Public Toilets
- Seahorse Inn Public Access (0.2km) – Available for patrons.
- Eden Snug Cove Public Toilets (8.9km) – Located at the main wharf area.
Seasonal Weather Forecast: Boydtown
- Summer (Dec-Feb): Pleasant coastal weather. Daytime average 23°C–26°C. Cooling sea breezes in the afternoon.
- Autumn (Mar-May): Stable and mild. Daytime average 19°C–22°C. Excellent for fishing and hiking.
- Winter (Jun-Aug): Crisp and sunny. Daytime average 14°C–17°C. Best time for whale watching; cold nights.
- Spring (Sep-Nov): Fresh and breezy. Daytime average 18°C–21°C. Great for wildflowers in the national park.
