5 caravan parks for sale in Australia
From basic sites to well-equipped holiday parks with everything from swim-up pool bars and giant waterslides, caravan parks are dotted right around the country and they cater to all types of travellers.
Whether you’re wanting to take on a fixer-upper or find a well-placed park, there are over 200 commercial properties popping up under the search term “caravan park”.
Take a look at this hand-picked selection before it’s too late.
Charleville, QLD
Cobb & Co Caravan Park, an amenity-rich 2.66-hectare site in the regional hub of Charleville, has been listed for $1.95 million.
The long-established park features 59 powered sites, 25 unpowered sites and nine self-contained cabins, alongside dual camp kitchens, laundries, amenity blocks, an entertainment shed and a coffee van.
The new owner has an opportunity to build on the park’s established reputation and repeat-customer base by expanding the accommodation offering and undertaking further upgrades, subject to council approval.
An attached two-bedroom manager’s residence is a bonus, providing convenient operational oversight while maintaining privacy.
Positioned beside Victoria Park and just a short walk to shops, cafes and heritage attractions, Peterborough Caravan Park boasts rural views and a relaxed country atmosphere.
The property features 50 powered and 25-30 unpowered sites, along with 10 ensuite cabins.
There’s also a camp kitchen, barbecue area, swimming pool, mini golf and an on-site three-bedroom manager’s residence.
Ross, NT
For those chasing the ultimate Red Centre lifestyle, G’Day Mate Tourist Park places visitors within easy reach of Australia’s iconic desert landscapes.
Situated among shady trees just minutes from Alice Springs’ town centre, the leasehold park features a mix of powered sites, cabins and tourist facilities, making it an ideal base for exploring Uluru, the MacDonnell Ranges and the many natural wonders of Central Australia.
Priced at just $530,000, it’s an alluring prospect for entry level buyers.
Mingo, QLD
Mingo Crossing Caravan Park and Recreational Area on the banks of Burnett River is the kind of low-key Queensland escape that has built its following by word of mouth.
The turnkey tourism asset comprises a 24.68-hectare riverfront holding and an adjoining parcel of 16.76 hectares. The operation features about 100 unpowered sites, 20 powered sites and six glamping tents.
The listing is expected to attract hands-on owner-operators and lifestyle-focused buyers seeking to create value through active management rather than passive investment.
Coleambally, NSW
Positioned on approximately 1286 hectares, this short-stay caravan park is situated in the Riverina district and comprises 13 cabins/vans, 37 powered sites and 10 unpowered sites.
“[The] current owner has plans for 15 additional tiny homes, subject to council approval, offering excellent future value for the right buyer,” the property listing says.
