Drummond Cove Holiday Park

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Panoramic Ocean Views

Perched along the stunning North West Coastal Highway, just 10 minutes north of Geraldton, Drummond Cove Holiday Park offers breathtaking ocean views and a peaceful retreat for travellers. Whether you’re looking for a short stopover or an extended getaway, our park provides a range of accommodation options to suit all budgets, including powered and unpowered sites, self-contained vehicle sites, and cozy cottages.

Guests can enjoy our sheltered BBQ area, convenient laundry facilities, and an on-site shop stocked with essential items. A scenic walking track leads directly to the local beach, perfect for a relaxing stroll or a refreshing swim. Essential amenities, including an IGA, post office, doctor, and chemist, are all nearby. Plus, the vibrant coastal city of Geraldton is just a short drive away, offering a variety of shops, restaurants, and recreational activities to enhance your stay.

  • Cabins
  • Large Rig Friendly Sites
  • Powered Sites
  • Unpowered Sites
  • No Pets Allowed

Park Facilities

  • BBQ Facilities
  • Camp Kitchen
  • Caravan Storage
  • Disability Amenities
  • Laundry Facilities
  • LPG Gas
  • Playground
  • Sewage Dump Point
  • Shop / Vending Machine
  • Swimming Pool
  • Tourist Information
  • WiFi Available

Local Attractions

Geraldton is a paradise for fishing and water sports enthusiasts, offering pristine beaches and excellent marine activities. From July to October, the region transforms into a wildflower wonderland, with hundreds of vibrant blooms stretching across the landscape. Rich in heritage, Geraldton showcases Indigenous, maritime, and Spanish missionary history. Discover the ancient Yamaji culture, explore the Western Australian Museum’s fascinating shipwreck relics, or pay tribute to WWII sailors at the striking HMAS Sydney II Memorial. Architectural enthusiasts will appreciate the grandeur of St Francis Xavier Cathedral, designed by the renowned Monsignor John Hawes.

Beyond history and nature, Geraldton boasts a lively foreshore with boutique shopping, waterfront dining, and bustling markets, including the Saturday Farmers Markets and Sunday Railway Markets. Visitors can enjoy seasonal bush walks at Chapman River, catch a movie at the cinema, or experience local arts at Queens Park Theatre and the Geraldton Art Gallery. Just beyond the city, Chapman Valley offers hidden gems such as the Nanson Historical Museum, Oakabella Homestead, and the Lavender Farm with its delightful restaurant and distillery. For food lovers, a visit to the Burnt Barrel Bar and Smokehouse promises a true taste of the region, while the Chapman Valley Fishing Park offers a unique experience where visitors can catch and cook their own fish with local oils and seasonings.

  • Bird Watching
  • Boating
  • Bush Walking
  • Cycling Tracks in Area
  • Fishing
  • Food & Wine Region
  • Fossicking
  • Golf Nearby
  • Historical Sites in Area
  • Lawn Bowls Nearby
  • Photographic Sites in Area
  • Scenic Drives in Area
  • Swimming Nearby

Park Contact Details

  • Your Hosts: Kylie Davidson
  • Address: 1633 North West Coastal Highway Buller, Buller, Geraldton, WA, 6532
  • GPS: -28.653733, 114.619429
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Reviews

A Great Park

01 Mar, 2025

A great park situated a little out of Geraldton. Friendly helpful staff with good clean facilities

Alan Pryor

Lovely Staff

01 Mar, 2025

Really enjoyed by stay…the staff were lovely and friendly, the views from the cabin patio of the Indian Ocean were beautiful and the standard of cleanliness was exemplary. Very reasonable prices and close to shops for supplies. Will definitely stay again.

Jane D

Great Value

08 Feb, 2025

Good value for money. Staff really helpful. Amazing sunset over the dunes. Good sized sites of hard ground and moderate slopes.

WikiCamps

Would recommend

08 Feb, 2025

Nice park. very helpful staff. Good views. Only stayed one night. Would recommend.

WikiCamps

Rates

Rates are based on 2 people per site/cabin per night. Please contact us to confirm our current rates.

Book Online
Accommodation TypePrice
Powered Site$65
Extra Guests for Sites$10 per person
One bedroom park home with ensuite - sleeps 4/5from $170 for 2 people.
Two bedroom park home with ensuite - sleeps 5from $185
Two bedroom beach cottage - sleeps 5from $185
Two bedroom deluxe park home - sleeps 4from $185
Extra Guests from 2 years of age$20 per person
Unpowered sites for self contained$50 per night
Linen Pack (2 towels, hand towel, bathmat, face cloths)$20

Booking Terms:

Cabins: includes linen and towels, complimentary tea and coffee.

Kui Parks Loyalty Members: receive a 10% discount on published rates to a maximum of $40 per stay. Conditions apply.

Not yet a member? Join us HERE and ensure to select this park when signing up to show your support!

Special Offers

Save on every stay

with Kui Parks Loyalty Membership!

2-year Membership from only $40.

  • Cabins
  • Large Rig Friendly Sites
  • Powered Sites
  • Unpowered Sites
  • No Pets Allowed

Park Facilities

  • BBQ Facilities
  • Camp Kitchen
  • Caravan Storage
  • Disability Amenities
  • Laundry Facilities
  • LPG Gas
  • Playground
  • Sewage Dump Point
  • Shop / Vending Machine
  • Swimming Pool
  • Tourist Information
  • WiFi Available

Local Attractions

Geraldton is a paradise for fishing and water sports enthusiasts, offering pristine beaches and excellent marine activities. From July to October, the region transforms into a wildflower wonderland, with hundreds of vibrant blooms stretching across the landscape. Rich in heritage, Geraldton showcases Indigenous, maritime, and Spanish missionary history. Discover the ancient Yamaji culture, explore the Western Australian Museum’s fascinating shipwreck relics, or pay tribute to WWII sailors at the striking HMAS Sydney II Memorial. Architectural enthusiasts will appreciate the grandeur of St Francis Xavier Cathedral, designed by the renowned Monsignor John Hawes.

Beyond history and nature, Geraldton boasts a lively foreshore with boutique shopping, waterfront dining, and bustling markets, including the Saturday Farmers Markets and Sunday Railway Markets. Visitors can enjoy seasonal bush walks at Chapman River, catch a movie at the cinema, or experience local arts at Queens Park Theatre and the Geraldton Art Gallery. Just beyond the city, Chapman Valley offers hidden gems such as the Nanson Historical Museum, Oakabella Homestead, and the Lavender Farm with its delightful restaurant and distillery. For food lovers, a visit to the Burnt Barrel Bar and Smokehouse promises a true taste of the region, while the Chapman Valley Fishing Park offers a unique experience where visitors can catch and cook their own fish with local oils and seasonings.

  • Bird Watching
  • Boating
  • Bush Walking
  • Cycling Tracks in Area
  • Fishing
  • Food & Wine Region
  • Fossicking
  • Golf Nearby
  • Historical Sites in Area
  • Lawn Bowls Nearby
  • Photographic Sites in Area
  • Scenic Drives in Area
  • Swimming Nearby

Park Contact Details

  • Your Hosts: Kylie Davidson
  • Address: 1633 North West Coastal Highway Buller, Buller, Geraldton, WA, 6532
  • GPS: -28.653733, 114.619429
  • What3Words /// embelish.amending.webpage

Reviews

A Great Park

01 Mar, 2025

A great park situated a little out of Geraldton. Friendly helpful staff with good clean facilities

Alan Pryor

Lovely Staff

01 Mar, 2025

Really enjoyed by stay…the staff were lovely and friendly, the views from the cabin patio of the Indian Ocean were beautiful and the standard of cleanliness was exemplary. Very reasonable prices and close to shops for supplies. Will definitely stay again.

Jane D

Great Value

08 Feb, 2025

Good value for money. Staff really helpful. Amazing sunset over the dunes. Good sized sites of hard ground and moderate slopes.

WikiCamps

Would recommend

08 Feb, 2025

Nice park. very helpful staff. Good views. Only stayed one night. Would recommend.

WikiCamps

Rates

Rates are based on 2 people per site/cabin per night. Please contact us to confirm our current rates.

Accommodation TypePrice
Powered Site$65
Extra Guests for Sites$10 per person
One bedroom park home with ensuite - sleeps 4/5from $170 for 2 people.
Two bedroom park home with ensuite - sleeps 5from $185
Two bedroom beach cottage - sleeps 5from $185
Two bedroom deluxe park home - sleeps 4from $185
Extra Guests from 2 years of age$20 per person
Unpowered sites for self contained$50 per night
Linen Pack (2 towels, hand towel, bathmat, face cloths)$20

Book Online

Booking Terms:

Cabins: includes linen and towels, complimentary tea and coffee.

Kui Parks Loyalty Members: receive a 10% discount on published rates to a maximum of $40 per stay. Conditions apply.

Not yet a member? Join us HERE and ensure to select this park when signing up to show your support!

Special Offers

Save on every stay

with Kui Parks Loyalty Membership!

2-year Membership from only $40.