NRMA Halls Gap Holiday Park is a nature lovers’ paradise, set against the spectacular rugged scenery of the Grampians National Park.
NRMA Halls Gap Holiday Park is located just minutes from the quaint village of Halls Gap and only a three-hour drive from Melbourne, the park is the perfect base to discover the breathtaking beauty of the Grampians and its surrounds.
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Set against amid majestic mountain ranges, rolling farmlands and native bushland, NRMA Halls Gap Holiday Park is the perfect base to explore the Grampians National Park. You’ll find local attractions including the Halls Gap Zoo, Venus Baths Rockpools and Clematis Falls all located just minutes from the park. Guests have access to a range of facilities in park including a heated swimming pool, bouncing pillow, tennis and beach volleyball court, recreation room and kiosk. Plus, during peak season periods guests can enjoy additional activities such as an outdoor cinema and abseiling.
After exploring in and around the park, you’ll have earned a well-deserved rest. NRMA Halls Gap Holiday Park has an extensive range of accommodation types to choose from including self-contained one, two and three-bedroom apartment and cabin options all with spectacular mountain views. If you’re camping or caravanning, the park has a range of grass and concreate options available from deluxe ensuite to ensuite, powered and unpowered sites.
Known as the gateway to the Grampians, Halls Gap is a nature lover’s paradise, an adventure seeker’s playground and a foodie's haven. The village and its surrounds have an impressive number of local attractions to enjoy. Families will love the Halls Gap Zoo, home to more than 160 native and exotic animals, couples should venture to the nearby wineries and farm gates including Halls Gap Estate and Grampians Estate both offering extensive cellar door tasting experiences. Bordering the park, you’ll find the Grampians National Park, home to towering mountain ranges, a myriad of outdoor activities and unobstructed views stretching as far as the eye can see. The breathtaking national park also plays host to an abundance of local wildlife and birdlife making it a nature lovers' paradise.
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