Reflections Holiday Parks - Lake Glenbawn Holiday Park

Would be great if they could get an excavator to level some flat camping grounds for tents and swags ect. Otherwise it's nice to go back there to the dam where we always went with family. A week gets expensive camping fees but with a family of 6.

The cabin was modern and clean. It was generally very quiet during our stay, which was an off peak period, except for noisy neighbours drinking and partying until 2am. The arrival process and gate code system was fiddly at times, but understandable given the clientele. The park is spaced out and caters for a range of accommodation types and budgets. The kiosk does pretty basic food loosely aligned with the takeaway genre, provided the ingredients are available, but should be seen as an emergency option only.Unpowered camp sites are plentiful but generally a short drive to the toilets or showers. The facilities are pretty run down and the cleaning is regular but not terribly thorough, focusing mostly on a light mop of the floors. Most sites are on a slope, so more suited to camper trailers and caravans that can be levelled out.

Worst camping experience ever!Three main issues for our stay:1) The management of this camping site is problematic and shockingly disappointing. It is not a child-friendly site at all. It is not for anyone who would like a good rest at night either. 2 out of the 3 nights when we were there had people playing loud music until after 11:30pm. Although we reported it to the office next morning, it was handled very poorly and we ended up moving all the four tents to another place in a very warm day.2) Difficult to find a flat and shady area for a tent. It is not a good choice for camping in summer.3) It would be helpful if there are more showers and toilets.I will never go back again and will also avoid booking any camping sites from this franchise in future.

Just spent 4 wonderful nights with family at unpowered sites close to water .It was great that toilets were close by and didn't have to drive. Pity they weren't there all time They were very clean Really need an amenities block near Wilga Park area Dam camping area was booked out but that was to be expected We will be back

Dogs where the biggest problem, they where allowed to run all through camps and nobody picked up after them. We had no hot water for 2 days. It's gone downhill.

perfect place to relax with your dog, beautiful environment to enjoy li g walks around the lake edge.

There are no noise rules or controls at all- which is probably why it attracts so many people who blare their music non-stop day and night. Very disappointing

I see you are doing work around the cabin how about doing some work to the main road through the Dam the state and conditions of them are terrible with the amount of expensive boat that go out there you think it would be a priority tore-sheet the road not just patch hole's

We had an amazing time here. We stayed in a bungalow and it was very relaxing and quiet. The beds were uncomfortable, but you kind of expect that. We had an issue with power the first night, but the park staff were quick to respond, and it was fixed the next day. The staff were fabulous, friendly, and helpful. The cabin had everything we needed, although it could do with a bit of a better clean, there were a lot of cobwebs and noticeable dirt.Due to the large grouds, it was very relaxing a quiet, and we were there during the school holidays. I highly recommend a visit here, the dam is just beautiful.

The nosiest campsite I’ve ever been. Parties and loud music are being played until after midnight but the park management seems don’t care. Very minimal management and maintenance. Roads are full of holes. The water looks very green, not suitable for swimming. Won’t go there anymore.