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Williams River Holiday Park reopens for Easter

  • Wes Whitworth
  • April 16, 2019
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You may have seen our story last month that we ran about the idyllic park at Clarence Town, which was closed down literally overnight. We’re now happy to report that after review by council, and an online campaign by locals and visitors alike, the Williams River Holiday Park reopens just in time for Easter, albeit with fewer sites (to begin with), and with much more work to be undertaken.

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Where did everybody go?!

The reopening will be in time for Easter this year, which is just days away, with 30 camping and caravanning sites being made available this week. Previously there were over 100 camping sites available for visitors to use, however with the ongoing works that are addressing the reasons why the park was initially closed down, the park will be reopened section by section.

Unfortunately all 30 sites are booked out over the Easter break, and the caretaker, Nathan, at the park advised us he has a ‘reserves’ list some 60 names long, should someone cancel their booking. That said, Nathan has confirmed that the park will continue to run with 30 sites for the moment. As facilities continue to be reopened and rebuilt, those numbers should steadily increase back to what they were before the park was closed. We’ve not got a definitive answer on exactly when the Williams River Holiday Park will be back to full capacity, however things are steaming ahead.

For the weekend before Easter, this should be absolutely packed!
Keep an eye out for our story in Issue 39 of our sister publication, RV Daily, where we will take a closer look at why the park closed in the first place, and what’s in the store for the future. I think a lot of us are just grateful that the Williams River Holiday Park is reopening at all, as many people have made fond memories at the park over the years.
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  1. Diane Bennett says:
    April 18, 2019 at 4:15 pm

    Thank you so much for your publicity and support for our beautiful Caravan Park…

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